No. 2,911 in Polish
mojego
"Of my" or "my" (possessive, masculine/neuter/genitive).
In a sentence
To jest obraz mojego brata.
This is a picture of my brother.
The word 'mojego' is used in possessive form to indicate 'of my' and is in the genitive case matching the noun 'brata' (brother) which is also in genitive.
Nie widziałem mojego przyjaciela.
I have not seen my friend.
Here 'mojego' indicates possession, 'my', and aligns with the noun 'przyjaciela' (friend) which is in the genitive case due to the verb 'widziałem' requiring this case in negative forms.
To jest kolor mojego samochodu.
This is the color of my car.
The possessive 'mojego' is used in conjunction with the noun 'samochodu' (car) in genitive case as it follows the genitive rule after 'kolor'.
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