No. 17,363 in Russian
твоего
"Твоего" means "your" (possessive, singular, and genitive case).
In a sentence
Я видел твоего друга вчера.
I saw your friend yesterday.
The word 'твоего' is the masculine singular genitive form of 'твой,' used as a possessive adjective referring to the second person singular; here it modifies 'друга' (friend), showing possession.
Я нашёл твоего пропавшего кота.
I found your missing cat.
'Твоего' is used as the masculine singular accusative form to agree with 'кота' (cat), indicating that the cat belongs to the person being addressed.
На фотографиях был видно лицо твоего отца.
The photographs showed your father's face.
In this sentence, 'твоего' serves its genitive masculine singular form to align with 'отца' (father), indicating a relationship of possession or belonging to the person addressed.
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