For masculine objects:
* మీది (mēdi): This is a general term used for "yours" and can be used with "was" to mean "was yours".
* నీది (nīdi): This is a more informal term for "yours" and can be used with "was" to mean "was yours" when addressing someone directly.
For feminine objects:
* మీది (mēdi): This is a general term used for "yours" and can be used with "was" to mean "was yours".
* నీది (nīdi): This is a more informal term for "yours" and can be used with "was" to mean "was yours" when addressing someone directly.
For neutral objects:
* మీది (mēdi): This is the most common term for "yours" and can be used with "was" to mean "was yours".
* నీది (nīdi): This is a more informal term for "yours" and can be used with "was" to mean "was yours" when addressing someone directly.
Examples:
* మీది పుస్తకం ఎక్కడ ఉంది? (mēdi pustakam ekkada undi?) - "Where was your book?"
* నీది పెన్ను ఎక్కడ ఉంది? (nīdi pennu ekkada undi?) - "Where was your pen?"
* మీది కారు ఎక్కడ ఉంది? (mēdi kaaru ekkada undi?) - "Where was your car?"
To create the phrase "was your" in Telugu, you need to combine the appropriate form of "yours" with the verb "was" (ఉంది - undi). The correct form of "yours" will depend on the gender of the object you are referring to and the formality of the situation.