No. 3,368 in Spanish
cuyas
"Whose" (feminine plural form).
In a sentence
María tiene amigas cuyas opiniones son interesantes.
María has friends whose opinions are interesting.
The word 'cuyas' is a relative pronoun indicating possession and agrees in gender and number with 'opiniones', showing that the opinions belong to the friends of María.
Ayudamos a la organización cuyas metas promueven la igualdad.
We support the organization whose goals promote equality.
Here, 'cuyas' serves as a relative pronoun reflecting possession, aligning in gender and number with 'metas', and indicates that the goals belong to the organization.
Este es el libro cuyas páginas están dañadas.
This is the book whose pages are damaged.
In this example, 'cuyas' is used to form a relative clause specifying possession, agreeing in gender and number with 'páginas', illustrating that the pages belong to the book.
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