Definitions For Their

Pronoun

That which belongs to them; the possessive case of they, used without a following noun.

Translations

Arabic: {{qualifier, belonging to two persons}} لَهُمَا, m, f, {{qualifier, belonging to many persons}} لَهُم, m لَهُن, f : Egyptian: ليهم (līhom, sc=Arab), بتاعهم, m (betāʿhom, sc=Arab), بتاعتهم, f (betāʿethom, sc=Arab), بتوعهم, p (betōʿhom, sc=Arab) Azerbaijani: onlarınkı Belarusian: іх Bikol Central: sainda {{qualifier, before a noun}} Bulgarian: те́хен Chinese: : Mandarin: 他們, alt=他們的, sc=Hani, 他们, alt=他们的, tr=tāmen de, sc=Hani, 她們, alt=她們的, sc=Hani, 她们, alt=她们的, tr=tāmen de, sc=Hani {{qualifier, of females}} Coptic: : Bohairic: ⲫⲱⲟⲩ, m, ⲑⲱⲟⲩ, f, ⲛⲟⲩⲟⲩ, p : Sahidic: ⲡⲱⲟⲩ, m, ⲧⲱⲟⲩ, f, ⲛⲟⲩⲟⲩ, p Czech: jejich Dutch: het hunne, de hunne Esperanto: la ilia, la sia Finnish: heidän French: le leur, f, la leur, f, les leurs, m-p, f-p Georgian: მათი, sc=Geor, იმათი, sc=Geor German: {{t-check, de, ihrs}}, {{t-check, de, von ihnen}} Greek: δικός, alt=δικός τους, m, δικιά, alt=δικιά τους, f, δική, alt=δική τους, f, δικό, alt=δικό τους, n, δικοί, alt=δικοί τους, m-p, δικές, alt=δικές τους, f-p, δικά, alt=δικά τους, n-p Hindi: उनका Hungarian: övék, övéik Italian: il loro, m, la loro, f, i loro, m-p, le loro, f-p Japanese: 彼ら, alt=彼らの, tr=かれらの, karera no Karakalpak: oniki Latin: suus, eorum, earum, illorum, illarum, horum, harum Latvian: viņu, viņējs Macedonian: нивен Mazanderani: وشونی (vešuni, sc=ps-Arab) Novial: lesen Polish: ich Portuguese: seu, deles Romanian: al lor, m, a lor, f, ai lor, m-p, ale lor, f-p Russian: их Serbo-Croatian: njihov, њихов, sc=Cyrl Slovak: ich Slovene: njíhov Spanish: suyo, m, suya, f, suyos, m-p, suyas, f-p Swedish: deras Thai: ของเขา (kŏng kăo) Turkish: onlarınki Tuvan: оларныы Ukrainian: їх Urdu: ان کا (un kā) Vietnamese: của họ Yakut: кинилэр киэннэрэ