# her/translations

This page contains translations for her. See the main entry for more information.

## English
### Determiner
#### Translations

Afrikaans: haar
American Sign Language: FlatB@Chesthigh-FingerUp
Arabic: ـهَا (-hā)
Egyptian Arabic: ـها (-ha)
Armenian: նրա (hy) (nra)
Old Armenian: նորա (nora)
Aromanian: seu, (a) ljei
Azerbaijani: onun
Belarusian: е́йны (jéjny), яе́ (jajé), (own, generic) свой (svoj)
Bengali: এর (bn) (er), ওর (bn) (ōr), তার (bn) (tar), এনার (enar), ওনার (ōnar), তাঁর (bn) (tãr)
Bikol Central: saiya (bcl) (before a noun); niya (bcl) (after a noun)
Bulgarian: не́ин (bg) (néin)
Catalan: seu (ca), seva (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 她的 (zh) (tā de)
Coptic: ⲡⲉⲥ m (pes), ⲧⲉⲥ f (tes), ⲛⲉⲥ m pl or f pl (nes)
Czech: její (cs)
Danish: hendes (da)
Dutch: haar (nl) f
Egyptian: (.s)
Esperanto: ŝia (eo)
Finnish: hänen (fi)
French: son (fr) m, sa (fr) f, ses (fr) pl
Friulian: so, sô
Galician: seu (gl) m, súa f, dela (lit. "of hers"; placed after the noun)
Georgian: მისი (misi), თავისი (tavisi)
German: ihr (de) m or n, ihre (de) f, ihre (de) pl
Gothic: 𐍃𐌴𐌹𐌽𐍃 (seins)
Greek: της (el) f (tis)
Ancient: αὐτῆς (autês) (personal pronoun), ταύτης (taútēs) (medial demonstrative), τῆσδε (têsde) (proximal demonstrative), ἐκείνης (ekeínēs) (distal demonstrative), ὅς (hós) (adjective), ἑός (heós) (Epic adjective), οὗ (hoû) (personal pronoun)
Guaraní: i
Hawaiian: kona, kāna
Hebrew: שֶׁלָּהּ (he) f (shela), -ה (-ah)
Hindi: उसका (uskā), इसका (iskā), (formal) उनका (hi) (unkā)
Hungarian: -a (hu), -e (hu), -ja, -je
Icelandic: hana (is) (accusative of hún), henni (is) (dative of hún), hennar (is) (genitive of hún)
Interlingua: su
Italian: il suo m sing, la sua f sing, i suoi m pl, le sue f pl
Japanese: 彼女の (ja) (かのじょの, kanojo no)
Kalmyk: энүнә (enünä), терүнә (terünä)
Korean: 그녀의 (ko) (geunyeoui), 그의 (ko) (geuui) (his or her)
Kurdish:
Northern Kurdish: wê (ku)
Latin: suus (la), eius (la), illius, huius (la)
Latvian: viņas (lv)
Louisiana Creole French: sô m, sâ f, sê pl
Lower Sorbian: jeje
Macedonian: нејзин (nejzin)
Maltese: tagħha
Maori: tāna (singular dominant), tōna (singular subordiante), āna (plural dominant), ōna (plural subordinate), tana (singular neutral and informal), ana (plural neutral or informal)
Nepali: उनको (ne) (unko)
North Frisian: höör (Sylt)
Norwegian: henne (no) (to her), sin (no) (own, generic)
Bokmål: hennes (no)
Nynorsk: hennar
Nǀuu: ku
Occitan: seu (oc), seuna (oc)
Odia: ତାର (or) (tāra)
Persian: او (fa) (u)
Polish: jej (pl)
Portuguese: seu (pt), (lit. "of hers", placed after the noun) dela (pt)
Romani: laqo m, laqi f, laqe pl
Romanian: său (ro), (lit. "of hers", placed after the noun) ei (ro)
Romansch: ses, sia
Russian: её (ru) (jejó)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: њен
Roman: njen
Slovak: jej
Slovene: njén (sl)
Spanish: su (es)
Swedish: hennes (sv), (reflexive) sin (sv)
Telugu: (informal) దాని (te) (dāni), ఆమె (te) (āme), (formal) ఆవిడ (te) (āviḍa)
Thai: ของเขา (kŏng kăo)
Tlingit: du
Tupinambá: i
Turkish: onun (tr)
Ukrainian: її́ (uk) (jijí)
Upper Sorbian: jeje
Urdu: اس کا (us kā), اس کا (is kā), (formal) ان کا (un kā)
Volapük: ofik (vo)
Waray-Waray: iya, ira pl
West Frisian: har
Zulu: possessive concord + -khe class 1 (most common), -wo class 3, -lo class 5, -so class 7, -yo class 9, -lo class 11 :