In Sudanese Arabic, possessive pronouns are used to indicate possession or ownership of an object. They agree with the gender and number of the possessed noun. It's important to note that possessive pronouns are attached to the possessed noun and may cause changes in the ending of the noun depending on its form. Pay close attention to the transliterations in the examples below. Each pronoun has an example for each of the following words to show the  changes:"أبو" abuu (mother), "بيت" beet (house), and "اُمّ" umm (mother).