View source for Possessiv (Wolof)

== Determiner ==

=== One thing/person is possessed ===
* sama (or suma): my
* sa: your (singular)
* -am: his, her, its

* suñu: our
* seen: your (plural)
* seen: their

=== More than one thing/person is possessed ===

* samay (or sumay): my
* say: your (singular)
* ay: his, her, its
* suñuy: our
* seeni: your (plural)
* seeni: their

=== Notes ===
* As in English, in Wolof, the possessiv determiner is used for persons that you actually do not possess. For example: "my wife: sama jabar", "my kid: sama doom"
* In Wolof, the gender of the possessor for the third person is irrelevant. "-am" means his, her or its
* For the third person singular, ''-am'' is attached at the end of the word. 




== To have == 

* Am naa: I have
* Am nga: you (singular) have
* Am na: he/she have
* Am nañu: we have
* Am ngeen: you (plural) have
* Am nañu: they have

== Not have ==
Amul