No. 2,071 in Polish
moja
"Moja" means "my" or "mine" (feminine form).
In a sentence
To jest moja książka.
This is my book.
In this sentence, 'moja' is a possessive pronoun indicating that the book belongs to the speaker. It is in the nominative feminine singular form because it is used with 'książka,' which is a feminine singular noun in nominative case.
Moja mama gotuje obiad.
My mom is cooking dinner.
'Moja' here is also a possessive pronoun, modifying 'mama' (mom), which is a feminine noun in nominative singular form, indicating possession by the speaker.
To jest moja ulubiona restauracja.
This is my favorite restaurant.
'Moja' describes possession and is used with 'restauracja' (restaurant), which is feminine singular in nominative case.
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