Here's a breakdown:
* Свой (svoy) - "one's own" (in nominative case)
* Cvoyemu (cvoyemu) - "to one's own" (in dative case)
The dative case is used to indicate the indirect object of a verb or the recipient of an action. So, "cvoyemu" translates roughly to "to one's own," "for one's own," or "to one's own possession."
Example:
* Он дал книгу своему брату. (On dal knigu cvoyemu bratu.) - He gave the book to his brother.
Note: The word "cvoyemu" can also refer to "one's own kind," "one's own people," or "one's own group," depending on the context.