No. 2,639 in German
dein
"Dein" means "your" (informal, singular).
In a sentence
Ist das dein Buch?
Is this your book?
In this sentence, 'dein' is used as a possessive pronoun to indicate ownership or possession related to the second person singular subject.
Dein Hund läuft im Garten.
Your dog is running in the garden.
Here, 'dein' again serves as a possessive pronoun, describing something that belongs to the second person singular audience.
Ich habe dein Geschenk auf den Tisch gestellt.
I placed your gift on the table.
In this case, 'dein' modifies 'Geschenk' indicating possession of the gift by the second person singular.
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