This post summarises how to say in Friulian such instances as il gno popul (my people), il to non (your name), i tiei nemîs (your enemies), i nestris oms (our men), lis lôr bandieris (their flags), and so forth, using possessive adjectives. The examples which appear after the table were drawn from Bibie par un popul; one example is given for each item in the table.

The abbreviated Bible chapter names in the examples are listed in full at the end of this post, for your reference.

	masculine singular	masculine plural	feminine singular	feminine plural
my	il gno	i miei	la mê	lis mês
your (singular)	il to	i tiei	la tô	lis tôs
his, her, its	il so	i siei	la sô	lis sôs
our	il nestri	i nestris	la nestre	lis nestris
your (plural)	il vuestri	i vuestris	la vuestre	lis vuestris
their	il lôr	i lôr	la lôr	lis lôr

Examples: masculine singular il gno popul (Is 40:1), il to non (Is 26:8), il so ream (Dn 3:100), il nestri paron (1 Sam 16:16), il vuestri nemì (1 Pt 5:8), il lôr spirt (Sal 78:8); masculine plural i miei pecjâts (Lam 1:14), i tiei nemîs (Jd 5:31), i siei princips (Is 30:4), i nestris oms (Gjen 44:3), i vuestris nemâi (Gjen 45:17), i lôr parons (1 Tm 6:1); feminine singular la mê peraule (Zn 14:23), la tô memorie (Is 26:8), la sô lûs (Is 13:10), la nestre situazion (Ef 6:22), la vuestre fuarce (Ne 8:10), la lôr tiere (Am 6:2); feminine plural lis mês peraulis (Zn 14:24), lis tôs puartis (Za 11:1), lis sôs orelis (1 Pt 3:12), lis nestris robis (1 Mac 2:12), lis vuestris mans (Sal 57:3), lis lôr bandieris (Sal 74:4).

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Abbreviations: Am — Amos; Dn — Denêl; Ef — Efesins; Gjen — Gjenesi; Is — Isaie; Jd — Judiçs; Lam — Lamentazions; 1 Mac — 1 Macabeus; Ne — Neemie; 1 Pt — 1 Pieri; Sal — Salms; 1 Sam — 1 Samuel; 1 Tm — 1 Timoteu; Za — Zacarie; Zn — Zuan.