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naszego

Naszego is the genitive singular form of the Polish possessive determiner nasz, meaning "our." It is used before masculine personal or neuter nouns in the genitive case, typically to indicate possession by the speaker and others in the group.

Morphology and usage notes: The possessive nasz changes with gender and case. In genitive singular, masculine

Examples:

- dom naszego syna = our son’s house

- okno naszego domu = the window of our house

- szkoła naszego miasta = the school of our city

These phrases illustrate how naszego marks possession by "our" when the possessed noun is in genitive as

Etymology and typology: Nasz comes from the Slavic possessive family meaning "our." Naszego is the standard

See also: Polish possessive pronouns and adjectives, Declension of nasz, Polish grammar cases.

personal
and
neuter
nouns
take
naszego,
while
feminine
nouns
take
naszej.
Plural
forms
include
naszych
(genitive
and
some
other
cases).
The
form
nasze,
nasza,
napotykane
in
nominative,
changes
to
naszego,
naszej,
or
naszych
depending
on
gender
and
case.
The
choice
of
form
depends
on
the
gender
and
number
of
the
possessed
noun,
not
the
possessor.
part
of
a
larger
noun
phrase.
genitive
singular
form
used
in
modern
Polish.
This
form
is
common
in
both
written
and
spoken
language
and
appears
in
everyday
expressions,
official
writing,
and
literature.