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Possesives

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When showing that something is possessed, the noun or concept that is being possessed will have what looks like an em dash (-) above the first letter. It does not take up a full writing space, it is just a small marker. The possessed thing will also be followed by an apostrophe and the appropriate pronoun to show who is possessing the noun or concept. If the owner is named, then their name simply is placed before the thing being possessed, this applied to both written and spoken sentences.

Latin/English pronoun|

Druk'aik translation|

Druk'aik possessive|

example (using Hika (path))

I or my

Ae

'ae

hika'ae

You (singular)

Eba

'eba

Hika'eba

You (plural)

Ebo

'ebo

Hika'ebo

She/Her/Hers

Ek

'ek

Hika'ek

He/Him/His

Es

'es

Hika'es

They/Them/Theirs

Is

'is

Hika'is

We/Our/Ours

Va

'va

Hika'va