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that	was	he	#10: his	with	is	it

his possessive pronoun

Albanian: tij sq(sq)
Breton: e
Catalan: seu
Chinese (Mandarin): 他的 (tāde)
Croatian: svoj hr(hr)
Czech: jeho cs(cs)
Dutch: zijn nl(nl) m.
Esperanto: lia eo(eo)
Finnish: hänen (genitive of hän) + -nsa (with back vowel harmony) / -nsä (with front vowel harmony) (possessive suffix)

Note: In standard Finnish, both the possessive suffix and the genitive of the personal pronoun are compulsory. In colloquial Finnish, usually only hänen is used.
French: son fr(fr) m., sa fr(fr) f., ses fr(fr) pl.

Note: In French, the gender of this adjective agrees with the thing owned, not with the owner.
German: sein de(de) m./n., seine f., seine (pl.)
Greek: του (tou) m.
Hebrew: שלו (shello)

Hungarian: az ő -ja/-je
Irish: a ga(ga)
Italian: suo it(it) m., sua it(it) f., suoi it(it) pl., sue it(it) f. pl.

Note: In Italian, the gender of this adjective agrees with the thing owned, not with the owner.
Japanese: 彼の ja(ja)
Korean: 그의 (geu ui)
Lower Sorbian: jogo
Maltese: tiegħu mt(mt), tagħhom mt(mt) pl.
Norwegian: hans no(no)
Polish: jego pl(pl)
Portuguese: seu pt(pt)
Russian: его (jevó)
Scottish Gaelic: a
Slovak: jeho sk(sk)
Slovene: svoj sl(sl)
Spanish: su es(es)
Swedish: hans sv(sv)
Upper Sorbian: jeho

his possessive pronoun

That which belongs to him; the possessive case of he, used without a following noun.

The decision was his to live with.

Catalan: el seu m., la seva f., els seus pl., les seves f. pl.
Croatian: njegov hr(hr)
Czech: jeho cs(cs)
Dutch: de zijne, aan hem
Esperanto: lia eo(eo)
Finnish: hänen fi(fi)
French: le sien fr(fr) m., la sienne fr(fr) f., les siens fr(fr) pl., les siennes fr(fr) f. pl.

Note: In French, the gender of this pronoun agrees with the thing owned, not with the owner.
German: der seine
Greek: δικός του m., δικός της f., δικός τους pl. (if the thing owned is male)

δική του m., δική της f., δική τους pl. (if the thing owned is female)

δικό του m., δικό της f., δικό τους pl. (if the thing owned is neuter)

Note: In Greek, the gender of this pronoun agrees both with the thing owned and the owner.

Hebrew: please add this translation if you can
Hungarian: az övé
Italian: il suo it(it) m., la sua it(it) f., i suoi it(it) pl., le sue it(it) f. pl.

Note: In Italian, the gender of this pronoun agrees with the thing owned, not with thee owner.
Novial: lon, de lo
Portuguese: dele pt(pt)
Russian: его (jevó)
Slovak: jeho sk(sk)
Slovene: njegov sl(sl)
Swedish: hans sv(sv)