mine in English: The one, or the ones, that belong to me. (pronoun)

Translation

The one, or the ones, that belong to me.

Word origin

From Old English min, which is the older form of my.

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"Mine" means the bag belongs to me.

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We say "mine" so that we do not have to say "my coat" again.

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"A friend of mine" means one of my friends.

my

Belonging to the person who is speaking.

your

Belonging to the person or people you are talking to.

own

Belonging to a particular person and to nobody else.

me

The word the speaker uses for themselves when they receive the action.

thing

An object that you can see, hold, or talk about but may not name.

ours

The thing or things that belong to us.

hers

Belonging to a woman or girl already mentioned; used alone, without a noun after it.

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