Pronomen

Etymology
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Noun

 * 1)  pronoun (sensu lato); pronoun (sensu stricto), or pronominal adjective or determiner

Usage notes
The English word pronoun is sometimes used with a different meaning than Pronomen. In the strict sense of the word pronoun, "ours" is a possessive pronoun, but "our" is a possessive adjective or determiner. In German, however, both kinds of words are called Pronomen. The grammatical difference can be expressed e.g. by calling "ours" a substantivisches Pronomen (substantival pronoun) and "our" an adjektivisches Pronomen (adjectival pronoun).

Hyponyms

 * (Demonstrativum, Demonstrativ), (Indefinitum),  (Interrogativum, Interrogativ),  (Personale),  (possessives Pronomen, Possessivum, Possessiv),  (Reflexivum, Reflexiv),  (Relativum, Relativ),  (reziprokes Pronomen, Reziprokum)
 * (substantivisches Pronomen), (adjektivisches Pronomen),

Noun

 * 1) pronoun