Translation
to own, possess
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Examples
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He owns a big house by the sea.
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She has a command of three languages.
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The family owned those fields for a hundred years.
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What one owns, one must protect.
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I own nothing except my books.
is with legal weight behind it: title and ownership rather than whatever happens to be in your hand. You a headache but you a house. It also does the "master a language" job, so means he has full command of it, not that he holds the copyright. is the owner, o a possession, and the state of ownership itself.
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Word family
Words built on posedi with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.
- posedaĵonoun
possession, property
posedi-aĵ-: something owned
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 4, lesson 13: posedi, sciigi, kuri and 7 more words.