determiner

my

my

This is my book.

This is my book.

My name is John.

My name is John.

((noun)) used before a noun to show it belongs to me This is my book.

Synonyms: (none); Antonyms: your, his, her, its, our, their

From Old English 'mīn', meaning 'of me' or 'belonging to me'.

Used to show possession for the first person singular ('I'). It always comes before a noun.

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