Language/Georgian/Grammar/Possessive-pronouns
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Possessive pronouns in Georgian
The third person possessive pronouns[edit | edit source]
The third person possessive pronouns repeat the same kind space exposition as with the personal pronouns. Compare:
single | მისი | ამისი | იმისი |
plural | მათი | ამათი | იმათი |
Actually the prefix “ა-” shows the distance near the first person, while the prefix “ი-” exposes the opposite – far from the first and second person. (Since the second person is a member of a conversation, it is always near the first person.)
Possessive pronouns[edit | edit source]
my | ჩემი |
your | შენი |
his/her/its | მისი ამისი იმისი |
our | ჩვენი |
your | თქვენი |
their | მათი ამათი იმათი |
Sources[edit | edit source]
http://eprints.iliauni.edu.ge/3071/1/Basic-Georgian%202%20bolo%20versia.pdf
Other Lessons[edit | edit source]
- Preverbs and their functions
- Noun Inflection
- That (რომ)
- Using personal pronouns as the subject
- Adjectives
- Conjugation of the verb “to have” in the past tense
- Postpositions of the Genitive
- The postposition of the Dative
- The postposition of the Adverbial
- The Ergative Case