his
Belonging to him
You use his before a noun to show that it belongs to or is associated with a male that you have named or indicated: Todd forgot his keys. I’ve met Cliff but I don’t know his wife.
His is also a possessive form of he that is used as a pronoun or a predicate adjective.
It means (the one or ones) belonging to him: The white car is mine and the red one’s his.
Sperm-producing sex
father · son · brother · husband · nephew · uncle · grandfather · manhood
State of fitting in
- ownershipLegal right of possession
- propertySomething owned or inherent
- mineOre excavation site
- personalRelating to one's self
attachment · exclusive · claim · entitlement · possession · holdings · assets · custody
male
Sperm-producing sex
boy · father · son · brother · husband · nephew · uncle · grandfather · manhood · fatherhood
belonging
State of fitting in
personal · attachment · exclusive · claim · entitlement · possession · holdings · assets · custody · control
her
Female object pronoun
your · theirs · ours · whose · mine · thy · thine · yours · one's
- make historyAchieve lasting significance
- family historyRecord of ancestors
- give the devil his dueAdmit an adversary's merit
- made historyAchieved lasting renown
- history bookRecord of past events
- making historyAccomplishing something remembered forever
history, hissing, historical, hissed, hisses, hisself, hissy