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mon
my (m)
ma
my (f)
mes
my (pl)
ton
your (m)
ta
your (f)
tes
your (pl)
son
his
sa
her
ses
his/her (pl)
notre
our
nos
our (pl)
votre
your
vos
your (pl)
leur
their
leurs
their (pl)