• my
• my book
• my house
• my wife
• my love
• my feelings

• Making it ‖ to be his, or not to be his.
  • APPROPRIATING, own, set apart, engross, monopolize.
  • ALIENATING, transferr, estrange, pass away ones right.

• Declaring it to be his, or not to be his.
  • CLAIMING, Owning, Challenging, Demand, arrogate, assume, profess, attribute ascribe, take upon him, declare for.
  • ABDICATING, disclaim, disown, renounce, relinquish, refuse, reject, repudiate, desert, forsake, disavow, disherit, execrate, forswear, de∣stitute, cast off, lay aside, put away.

• Causing of a thing to be in ones Possession or not.
  • TAKING, Seising, Apprehending, resume, surprize, assume, intercept.
  • LEAVING, Relinquish, Residue, forsake, spare.

• Being of a thing in ones possession, or the not being of such a thing in ones possession as he ought to have.
  • HAVING, in hand, hold, possess.
  • WANTING, indigent, lack, miss, necessity, need, penury.

• Continuing a thing in ones Possession or not.
  • HOLDING, Detain, Retain, Keep.
  • LETTING GO, Dismiss surrender, give up, Shed, Cast, mew, resign.

The GENITIVE is used to refer to a noun which has inalienable (i.e., unremovable, unseverable) possession of or association with another noun in the sense of having that noun as an inherent or intrinsic attribute, characteristic, physical part, or genetic (i.e., familial) bond,