vostro

Word: vostro

Language: Italian

Meaning:

The word vostro is an Italian possessive adjective and pronoun that means "your" when addressing multiple people formally or informally (plural "you"). It is used to indicate possession and corresponds to the English possessive adjective "your" in the plural.

Explanation:

• Part of speech: Possessive adjective / Possessive pronoun.
• It agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies:
  • vostro (masculine singular)
  • vostra (feminine singular)
  • vostri (masculine plural)
  • vostre (feminine plural)

Usage:

• Questo è vostro libro. — "This is your (plural) book."
• La vostra casa è bella. — "Your (plural) house is beautiful."

Origin:

• Related to the Latin vester, meaning "your (plural)".

Synonyms:

• tuo (your, singular informal)
• suo (his/her/your singular formal)
• loro (their)

Antonyms:

• Not exactly antonyms in strict sense since it's a possessive adjective, but the opposite can be:

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Summary:

vostro is the Italian possessive adjective/pronoun meaning "your" when referring to multiple people (plural you). It is used to show possession and agrees in gender and number with the noun it refers to.