No. 367 in Italian
nostre
The Italian word "nostre" means "our" (feminine plural).
In a sentence
Le nostre case sono sulla collina.
Our houses are on the hill.
The word "nostre" is a possessive adjective indicating that the subject 'houses' (case) belongs to the first-person plural (we) group. It agrees in gender (feminine) and number (plural) with 'case'.
Abbiamo portato le nostre biciclette al parco.
We brought our bicycles to the park.
Here, "nostre" is a possessive adjective that describes the noun 'bicycles' (biciclette) as belonging to the first-person plural group. It's used in its feminine plural form to agree with 'biciclette'.
Queste sono le fotografie delle nostre vacanze.
These are the photographs of our vacations.
"Nostre" in this sentence serves as a possessive adjective modifying 'vacanze' (vacations), denoting possession by the first-person plural group. It matches 'vacanze' in gender (feminine) and number (plural).
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