No. 884 in Bulgarian
чиито
"Чиито" means "whose" in English.
In a sentence
Момче, чиито родители живеят в чужбина, учи в нашето училище.
A boy whose parents live abroad studies at our school.
The word 'чиито' is used to indicate possession or association with the noun 'parents' by the subject 'boy'.
Книга, чиито страници бяха разпръснати от вятъра, лежеше на земята.
A book whose pages were scattered by the wind was lying on the ground.
Here, 'чиито' shows possession or a part of the noun 'pages' belonging to the noun 'book'.
Приятел, чиито съвети винаги ме вдъхновяват, ме посети вчера.
A friend whose advice always inspires me visited me yesterday.
In this case, 'чиито' denotes the possession of the noun 'advice' that relates to the noun 'friend'.
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