daughters'

Belonging to females

Daughters' is the possessive form of the plural noun daughters, used when something belongs to or is associated with more than one daughter.

My daughters' rooms are always messy.

The daughters' inheritance was divided equally.

This form places the apostrophe after the s, distinguishing it from the singular possessive daughter's.

generational

inheritance

Property received from ancestors

trousseau · heirloom · patrimony · succession · lineage · estate · bequest · endowment · entitlement · primogeniture

possessive

belongings

Things you possess

  • roomsEnclosed interior spaces
  • clothesFabric worn on body
  • toysObjects for amusement

schools · weddings · futures · education · careers · choices · dreams · achievements · successes · friendships

familial

parents'

Possessive of guardians

cousins' · twins' · offspring's · girls' · children's · babies'

collective

sorority

Women's collegiate social organization

chapter · auxiliary · guild · society · league · club · fellowship · congregation · assembly

Opposites
gender of offspring

daughters'sons

Male offspring collectively

boys · lads

number/plurality

daughters'daughter's

Female offspring's possessive

child's · girl's · offspring's

generational direction

daughters'mothers

Female parents collectively

grandmothers · ancestors · foremothers · parents · matriarchs

Phrases
Family

daughter, daughters, daughter's

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