possessive தமிழ் அர்த்தத்தின் உதாரணம்:

குறிப்பாகத் தெலுங்குப் பெயர்ச்சொற்களுள் எண் (ஒருமை, பன்மை), பாலினம் (ஆண்பால், ஆண்பால் அல்லாதவை), இலக்கண வழக்கு (எழுவாய் வேற்றுமை, செயப்படுபொருள் வேற்றுமை, கருவி வேற்றுமை, கொடை வேற்றுமை, நீங்கல் வேற்றுமை, உடைமை வேற்றுமை, இடவேற்றுமை, விளி வேற்றுமை) ஆகியவற்றில் திரிந்துள்ளன.

possessive's Usage Examples:

His hands moved over her body possessively, his hot kisses on her lips and skin working her into a frenzied state of desire unlike anything she'd felt before.

He gave her a big hug and turned to Cassie with one arm encircling Darcie possessively.

Destiny drew back, clutching Alex around the neck possessively as she stared at Lori.

He put an arm around her waist and pulled her to him possessively – much like claiming groceries after waiting a long time in line to pay for them.

He met her gaze, and her body bloomed with warmth in response to the possessive gaze that swept over her from head to foot before his eyes settled on the demon.

Never mind she felt awed by how sexy he was lying in bed beside her, his muscular chest inches from her and his large hand resting possessively on her stomach.

Olmosy Kdroly tandr ur, " Mr Professor Charles (lmosy "; and the possessive forms of the nouns, which are varied according to the number and person of the possessor and the number of the object in the following way: tollam, " my pen "; tollaim, " my pens "; tollad, " thy pen tollaid, thy pens tollunk, our pen tollaink, our pens," 'c.

"He is possessive," Dulce amended.

She yielded, fitting against him in a way that made him more possessive of her petite frame and fiery spirit.

), with the object and its possessive affixes, e.

Thus, in Fijian the word luve means either a son or a daughter - one s own child, and it takes the possessive pronoun suffixed, as luvena; but the word ngone, a child, but not necessarily one's own child, takes the possessive pronoun before it, as nona ngone, his child, i.

Being possessive of you and discouraging you from making other friends.

His arm draped across her shoulder in a tender but possessive way.

Synonyms:

genitive,

Antonyms:

vertical, convergent,