No. 233 in Croatian
njegov
"Njegov" means "his" in English.
In a sentence
Njegov pas trči po dvorištu.
His dog is running in the yard.
The word 'njegov' indicates possession and is used as an adjective modifying 'pas', denoting that the dog belongs to 'him'.
Razgovarali smo o njegovom planu za putovanje.
We talked about his plan for the trip.
Here, 'njegovom' is in the locative case, agreeing with the noun 'planu' to indicate possession in a situational context.
Vidjela sam njegovu knjigu na stolu.
I saw his book on the table.
In this sentence, 'njegovu' changes its form to the accusative case, matching the feminine noun 'knjigu' and indicating possession.
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