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Etymology
L. possessivus, of or pertaining to possession, from possessio, possessing, possidere, to possess.

Adjective
en-adj

1. Of or pertaining to ownership or possession.
2. grammar Indicating ownership, possession, origin, etc.
3. Unwilling to yield possession of.

#:He is very possessive of his car.

Translations
trans-top|pertaining to possession
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trans-top|grammar: indicating possession
Czech: p�ivlast�ovací m
Dutch: bezittelijk, bezittelijke
French: possessif m
German: besitzanzeigend
Greek: κ�η�ικ�� (ktitikós) m
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Portuguese: possessivo m
Russian: п�и��жа�ел�н�й (pritjažátel�nyj)
Spanish: posesivo m
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trans-top|unwilling to yield possession of
Dutch: bezitterig, bezitterige
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Noun
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1. grammar The possessive case.

Translations
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Czech: genitiv m, druhý pád m
Danish: ejefald
Dutch: genitief m
Finnish: genetiivi
French: possessif m
German: Genitiv m
Greek: κ�η�ική (ktitikí) f
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Latin: casus possessivus m
Portuguese: caso possessivo m
Russian: п�и��жа�ел�н�й падеж (pritjažátel�nyj padéž) m
Slovak: genitív m
Spanish: caso posesivo m
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See also
possessive pronoun
's#Usage notes|Usage notes on the possessive

Italian

Adjective
possessive f

1. Feminine plural form of possessivo

Category:Italian adjective forms

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