No. 415 in Croatian

njegovu

"Njegovu" means "his" (used for a singular, masculine object in the accusative or possessive form).

In a sentence

Vidjeli smo njegovu kuću jučer.
We saw his house yesterday.
'Njegovu' is used to describe ownership of the noun 'house', which is feminine in this context.
Otišla sam u park zbog njegovu želju.
I went to the park because of his wish.
'Njegovu' here functions in the accusative case to denote the noun 'wish', referring to what is fulfilled.
Pročitali smo njegovu knjigu s velikim zanimanjem.
We read his book with great interest.
'Njegovu' modifies the noun 'book', used here to express direct object ownership.

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