No. 824 in Hebrew
לבתי
"My house" or "to my house" (depending on context).
In a sentence
הלכתי לבתי עם מתנה.
I went to my daughter's house with a gift.
In this sentence, 'לבתי' means 'to my daughter’s house' (house of my daughter), using 'לבתי' to indicate possession and destination.
לבתי יש יום הולדת היום.
My daughter has her birthday today.
Here, 'לבתי' means 'my daughter has' (belongs to my daughter), expressing possession.
אני רוצה לתת ספר לבתי.
I want to give a book to my daughter.
In this example, 'לבתי' is used to mean 'to my daughter,' indicating the recipient of the action.
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