No. 24 in French
leur
"Their" (possessive adjective) or "to them" (indirect object pronoun).
In a sentence
Je leur ai donné un livre.
I gave them a book.
In this sentence, 'leur' is used as an indirect object pronoun, indicating 'to them'.
C'est leur maison.
It is their house.
Here, 'leur' is a possessive adjective, signifying that the house belongs to them.
Je comprends leur enthousiasme.
I understand their enthusiasm.
In this example, 'leur' is again a possessive adjective, showing that the enthusiasm belongs to them.
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