tvoje

Tvoje is a possessive determiner used in several Slavic languages to mean "your" in the informal second-person singular. It normally accompanies a noun and indicates possession by the person being spoken to. In common usage it precedes the noun, for example in phrases equivalent to "your car" or "your name." The form tvoj variants in other genders or numbers exist in these languages, and in some contexts the word can also stand alone as a predicative pronoun meaning "yours," as in "To je tvoje" (That is yours).

In Czech, Slovak and many South Slavic varieties, tuto forms are part of a larger system of possessive determiners that align with the noun’s gender and number. Tvoje commonly appears with neuter singular nouns, as many neuter nouns pair with this form in everyday speech. Other masculine or feminine forms of the possessive determiner are used with their corresponding noun genders. The usage tends to be informal and is widely found in spoken language, informal writing, and everyday communication.

Etymology and cognates: Tvoje derives from Proto-Slavic roots related to the second-person possessive. Cognate forms appear across Slavic languages, including Russian tvoy, Polish twój, Ukrainian tvoy, and related variants in Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian, and Slovenian.

See also: tvůj, твой, twój, your in other Slavic languages.