second-person singular
second-person plural
ktetic
third-person singular
yours
hers
of
possessively
thineself
hu
second-person dual
one another's
possessive determiner
both of yours
theirs
hir
’
pers
possessive
yizzer
thysen
possessive pronoun
third-person plural
envysome
co's
adjective pronoun
xir
thats
xyr
per
yere
that's
possessival
independent genitive
ours
consonantal
both of theirs
first-person singular
declension
possessee
possessivity
compliment
double possessive
adverbial accusative
eir
lexicologic
ain
aphthongal
own
tantalisingly
co
possessiveness
thing
consonanthood
ʾiḍāfa
person
his
overpossessive
stuff
decked
boot verb
decasyllabic
retroflex
thyselves
proprietary
endocentric
grammatologically
Thyonian
pronominal
metaphoric
grammaticolexical
ownself
women's
reflexive possessive pronoun
ladies'
gents'
thee
metaphorical
tactilise
thyrsoid
phonetic determinative
eirs
optative
pronominalisation
euphony
uniconsonantal
distinguisher
mistressy
-ed
lexiconic

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