Ин калима инчунин метавонад шакли зерин бошад:
муайянкунанда “her”
possessive her, standalone hers
- ӯро
Ба қайд гиред, то тарҷумаҳои ҷумлаҳои намунавӣ ва таърифҳои якзабонаи ҳар як калимаро бинед.
She couldn't find her keys anywhere in the house.
ном маъноӣ “her”
- ӯ (as a pronoun) , , Note: Tajik does not typically use pronouns as nouns in the same way English does. The word "ӯ" is a third-person singular pronoun that can mean "he" or "she" depending on context. There isn't a direct noun equivalent for "her" as in "a female" in Tajik, as nouns are not gendered and pronouns are used differently.
Look at the cat by the window; is it a him or a her?