The Attached Pronouns

 

•     The Attached Pronouns ضَمَائِرٌ مُتَّصِلَةٌ      

Pronouns attached to a noun with Possessive Relations

How do we attach a pronoun to a noun?

•      There is no definite article AL at the beginning of the noun on which we are attaching the pronoun. The noun to which the pronoun is attached to is the MUDAF. Secondly, depending on whose possession we are referring to, we attach the pronoun to it, and this attached pronoun will be the MUDAF ILAYH

 Here is the same noun with an another pronoun, for 2nd person masculine singular

Here we can see the same noun with all other pronouns as mudaf, and the attached pronoun as mudaf ilayhi:

Now let us look at some of the differences between attached and detached pronouns:

See the examples below

my pen    -  என்னுடைய பேனா

               our pen -நம்முடைய  பேனா

     your pen {singular male}-உன்னுடைய பேனா

your pen {dual}-உங்களுடைய பேனா

your pen {plural male}-உங்களுடைய பேனா

your pen {singular female}-உன்னுடைய பேனா

your pen {plural female}-உங்களுடைய பேனா

his pen-அவனுடைய பேனா

Their pen {plural male}-அவர்களுடைய பேனா

 

Their pen {dual}-அவர்களுடைய பேனா

her pen-அவளுடைய பேனா

their pen {plural female}-அவர்களுடைய பேனா