General meaning of possessive:
* स्वामित्वाचा (swaamitvaacha): This is the most common and general translation for "possessive." It means "belonging to someone" or "relating to ownership."
Possessive as a personality trait:
* स्वामित्वाचा (swaamitvaacha): This can also be used to describe a possessive person, someone who is overly protective or jealous of their possessions or loved ones.
* आसक्त (aasaakt): This word means "attached" or "obsessed," and can be used to describe someone who is overly possessive.
* अधिचण (adhichaN): This word signifies "controlling" or "dominating," and can be used to describe a possessive person who tries to control others.
Possessive in grammar:
* स्वामिवाचक (swaamivaachaka): This term refers to possessive pronouns or adjectives in Marathi grammar.
Specific examples:
* "He is a very possessive boyfriend." - "तो खूप स्वामित्वाचा प्रेमी आहे." (To khoop swaamitvaacha premi aahe.)
* "She is possessive of her belongings." - "ती तिच्या वस्तूंची स्वामित्वाचा आहे." (Tee ticha vastunchi swaamitvaacha aahe.)
It is important to choose the right word based on the context and the specific meaning you want to convey.