No. 756 in Croatian
njezine
"Her" (possessive pronoun).
In a sentence
Njezine knjige su na polici.
Her books are on the shelf.
The word 'njezine' is a possessive pronoun in Croatian and translates to 'her'. It agrees in gender, number, and case with the noun 'knjige' (books), which is feminine plural.
Slušao sam njezine priče cijelu večer.
I listened to her stories all evening.
Here, 'njezine' is used to modify 'priče' (stories), indicating possession. The word changes form to match the feminine plural accusative case.
Divim se njezinom napretku u učenju.
I admire her progress in learning.
Although using a different form ('njezinom'), this showcases a related possessive construct, where 'njezine' and its variants indicate possession and agree with the noun's gender, number, and case.
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