3.7.3. Possessive pronouns
Possessive pronouns [Syntax – 4.2.1.1.] are pronouns indicating possession and ownership (such as ‘my’, ‘your’, etc.). There are different forms for singular and plural possessive pronouns in TİD. The possessive pronoun paradigm of TİD is shown in the following table:
Possessive pronoun paradigm
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Singular |
Plural |
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First |
V-handshape with base joint of the middle finger flexed or Flat-handshape |
V-handshape and 1-handshape with circular movement |
|
Second |
V-handshape with base joint of the middle finger flexed or Flat-handshape |
V-handshape and 1-handshape with circular movement |
|
Third |
V-handshape with base joint of the middle finger flexed or Flat-handshape |
V-handshape and 1-handshape with circular movement |
Below different realizations of first and non-first singular and plural possessive pronouns are given [Syntax – 4.2.1.1.]:
poss(d)1 poss(,)1
poss(d)2 poss(,)2
poss(d)3 poss(,)3
poss1pl
poss2pl
poss3pl