of body part. Kinship terms Kinship terms in Wuvulu language take singular possessive suffixes. Derived nouns (Nouns that derived from other words) Example: ʔei wareamu (Your word) is derived from the verb ware (talk) Such a word can take the direct possessor suffix. "-mu" (your {singular]) Tokelauan Here is a table displaying the predicative possessive pronouns in Tokelauan: Here is a table with the Tokelauan possessive pronouns: See also Possession (linguistics) Obligatory possession Noun class Determiner phrase Noun phrase Possessive Possessive affix English possessive Genitive case Notes References External links A map of the world's languages colored by possessive classification complexity from the World Atlas of Language Structures. Grammatical categories Grammar Genitive construction Grammatical construction types Formal semantics (natural language)