No. 5,204 in Swedish
dina
"Dina" means "your" (plural possessive) in English.
In a sentence
Det här är dina böcker.
These are your books.
In this sentence, 'dina' is a possessive pronoun used to indicate that the books belong to the second person being addressed.
Dina idéer är alltid så inspirerande.
Your ideas are always so inspiring.
Here, 'dina' is a possessive pronoun referring to the second person's ideas.
Jag tog med dina nycklar till dig.
I brought your keys to you.
In this case, 'dina' serves as a possessive pronoun indicating ownership of the keys by the person being spoken to.
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