poseerla

Poseerla is a Spanish verbal construction formed by the verb poseer followed by the clitic direct object pronoun la, referring to a feminine singular noun. It expresses the act of possessing something feminine, and it is not a separate lexical item but a phrase built with pronoun attachment.

Grammatical use and pronoun placement follow standard Spanish clitic rules. The pronoun la is attached to the infinitive or gerund forms (poseerla, poseyéndola) and can appear with finite tenses when the verb is conjugated in combination with an infinitive. In negative commands, the pronoun typically precedes the verb (No la poseas). Examples include: Quiero poseerla (I want to possess it), Estoy poseyéndola (I am possessing it), La poseeré (I will possess it), No la poseas (Do not possess it).

The pronoun la must agree with a feminine object; for masculine objects, the corresponding form lo is used (poseerlo). While poseerla is common with feminine nouns such as la casa or la idea, it can apply to abstract or intangible feminine terms as well. The construction illustrates general Spanish clitic placement, where a pronoun attached to an infinitive or gerund carries the meaning of the sentence forward, avoiding repetition of the feminine noun.

See also: direct object pronouns, clitic pronouns, and the broader behavior of attached pronouns with infinitives and gerunds in Spanish.