wessen
whose
belonging to which person or thing
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Shows possession and is often used as a relative pronoun: “whose,” “of which,” or “whose ... are.” It usually refers to plural nouns or feminine singular in relative clauses.
Expresses possession, usually for masculine or neuter singular nouns. It can mean “whose” or “of whom/of which” in relative clauses.
This means “who,” not “whose.” It only overlaps in questions about a person, but it does not directly express possession.
This means “what” or “that which.” It does not express possession, so it only overlaps very indirectly with “whose.”
Means “which” or “what kind of.” It is used for choice or identification, but it does not convey possession like “whose.”
This is the dative form of “wer” meaning “to whom” or “who(m).” It does not mean “whose,” but can appear in questions about who received or possesses something.
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В чем разница в английском между carry, wear, tote и lug
Carry — нести или иметь при себе, wear — носить на теле, tote — таскать с собой, lug — тащить тяжёлое с усилием.
В чем разница в английском между whole, entire, complete и intact
Разница между whole, entire, complete и intact: целое, весь объем, завершенность и сохранность без повреждений.
В чем разница в английском между choose, pick, select и opt for
Разница между choose, pick, select и opt for: обычный выбор, разговорный выбор, выбор из списка и осознанное предпочтение.
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wessen means whose. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce wessen
/ˈvɛsən/
wessen translation
whose
wessen examples
Wessen Tasche liegt hier?
wessen transcription
/ˈvɛsən/
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wessen meaning: what does it mean?
zu welcher Person oder Sache etwas gehört
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wessen is pronounced as /ˈvɛsən/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
wessen definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Wessen Tasche liegt hier? Translation: Чья сумка здесь лежит?
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