adjectivepronoun

tuya

yours

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Word: tuya

Language: Spanish

Meaning:
"Tuya" is a possessive pronoun and adjective in Spanish that means "yours". It is used to indicate that something belongs to the person you are speaking to. The form "tuya" is feminine singular and agrees with the noun it replaces or refers to (which is feminine singular as well).

Explanation of the word components:

Root: Comes from the possessive adjective "tu," which means "your" (informal singular).
Form: "tuya" is the feminine singular possessive pronoun.
Masculine forms would be: "tuyo" (singular) and "tuyos" (plural masculine), and feminine plural is "tuyas."

Usage examples:

Esta casa es tuya. — This house is yours.
La idea fue tuya. — The idea was yours.

Synonyms:

De ti (of you, more formal but less commonly used in daily speech)
Propia (own, but it’s less specific to the addressee)

Antonyms:

Mía (mine)
Suya (his/hers/yours formal/theirs depending on context)
Nuestra (ours)

Additional notes:

The form "tuya" only changes depending on the gender and number of the noun it refers to.
Used mainly in informal contexts because "tú" is informal "you."
Formal second person possessive would be "suya."

In summary, "tuya" is a feminine possessive pronoun meaning "yours" in an informal context, relating specifically to feminine singular nouns.