No. 299 in French

vos

"Vos" means "your" (plural or formal) in English.

In a sentence

Vos amis sont très gentils.
Your friends are very kind.
The word 'vos' is used here as a possessive adjective, indicating that the ownership of 'amis' (friends) belongs to 'you' in a formal or plural sense.
Avez-vous apporté vos clés ?
Did you bring your keys?
'Vos' serves as a possessive adjective referring to 'keys,' showing possession to 'you' in a formal or plural meaning.
Vos idées sont excellentes.
Your ideas are excellent.
In this case, 'vos' modifies 'idées,' designating these ideas as those belonging to or associated with 'you' in either a formal or plural address.

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