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1. (pron.) my
a form of the possessive case of I used as an attributive adjective:
My soup is cold.
2. my
(used in various forms of address):
my lord; my dear Mrs. Adams.
3. my
(used in various exclamations of surprise, dismay, disagreement, etc.):
my goodness! my foot!
4. (interj.) my
(used as an exclamation of mild surprise or dismay):
My, what a big house this is!
Etymology: (1125–75; ME mi, var. of min, OE mīn; see mine1)
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1. (determiner) my
indicates sth belonging to or connected with the person speaking
That's my dog/car/father.
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| Definition of 'my' |
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1. (adj) my
of or belonging to me; -- used always attributively; as, my body; my book; -- mine is used in the predicate; as, the book is mine. See Mine
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Sense: of or belonging to me
That is my book; I hurt my leg; She borrowed my pen.
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Afrikaans: my |
Arabic: لي، خاصَّتي |
Bulgarian: мой |
Brazilian: meu |
Czech: můj, má, mé |
German: mein/-e |
Danish: min; mine; mit |
Greek: μου |
Spanish: mi, mis |
Estonian: minu |
Farsi: مال من |
Finnish: minun |
French: mon/ma/mes |
Hebrew: שֶׁלִי |
Hindi: मेरा |
Croatian: moj |
Hungarian: (azén) -m, -am, -em stb. |
Indonesian: milik saya |
Icelandic: minn |
Italian: mio, mia, miei, mie |
Japanese: 私の |
Korean: 나의 |
Lithuanian: mano, savo |
Latvian: mans; savs |
Malay: kepunyaan(saya) |
Dutch: mijn |
Norwegian: min, mitt, mine |
Polish: mój |
Persian: مال من |
Pashto: زما مال |
Portuguese: meu |
Romanian: meu, mea, mei, mele |
Russian: мой |
Slovak: môj, moja, moje |
Slovenian: moj |
Serbian: moj |
Swedish: min, mitt, mina |
Thai: ของฉัน |
Turkish: benim |
Taiwanese: 我的 |
Ukrainian: мій; такий, що належить м |
Urdu: میرا |
Vietnamese: của tôi |
Chinese: 我的 |
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