Possessive Noun Examples

A possessive noun shows ownership or belonging. It is typically formed by adding an apostrophe and an "s" to the end of a noun, or just an apostrophe for plural nouns that already end in "s".

Here are common examples of possessive nouns:

Possessive Nouns for People

Individual Names

  • Alex's book

  • Brian's laptop

  • Carla's pen

  • David's bicycle

  • Emily's dress

  • Frank's hat

  • George's idea

  • Hannah's cat

  • Isabella's shoes

  • Jack's car

  • Kevin's phone

  • Laura's notebook

  • Mark's glasses

  • Nancy's watch

  • Olivia's backpack

  • Paul's camera

  • Queen's crown

  • Rachel's scarf

  • Steve's guitar

  • Tom's jacket

  • Ursula's painting

  • Victor's helmet

  • Wendy's garden

  • Xavier's dog

  • Yolanda's ring

  • Zach's ball

  • Amy's tablet

  • Ben's coffee

  • Clara's project

  • Dan's office

Family Relationships

  • Aunt's recipe

  • Brother's homework

  • Cousin's party

  • Dad's wallet

  • Daughter's toy

  • Father's advice

  • Grandma's cookies

  • Grandpa's stories

  • Husband's tie

  • Mom's car

  • Mother's day

  • Nephew's gift

  • Niece's drawing

  • Sister's dress

  • Son's game

  • Uncle's watch

  • Wife's book

  • Grandparent's house

  • Sibling's room

  • Parent's decision

  • Aunt's garden

  • Brother's friend

  • Cousin's visit

  • Dad's tools

  • Daughter's school

  • Father's shoes

  • Grandma's knitting

  • Grandpa's hat

  • Husband's wallet

  • Mom's recipe

Possessive Nouns for Animals

Pet Names

  • Bella's collar

  • Charlie's toy

  • Daisy's bowl

  • Duke's leash

  • Felix's litter

  • Ginger's food

  • Hank's bed

  • Leo's brush

  • Max's harness

  • Milo's ball

  • Oliver's cage

  • Oscar's tank

  • Rex's bone

  • Rocky's treat

  • Ruby's crate

  • Sam's sweater

  • Shadow's tag

  • Simba's dish

  • Spot's kennel

  • Tiger's blanket

  • Toby's park

  • Zoe's perch

  • Finn's tank

  • Luna's bell

  • Buddy's house

  • Coco's sweater

  • Duke's fence

  • Mia's ribbon

  • Riley's bath

  • Teddy's chew

Possessive Nouns for Objects and Places

Objects

  • Book's cover

  • Car's engine

  • Chair's leg

  • Computer's screen

  • Door's handle

  • House's roof

  • Lamp's shade

  • Pen's cap

  • Phone's case

  • Table's edge

  • Window's glass

  • Bicycle's pedal

  • Bottle's cap

  • Camera's lens

  • Desk's drawer

  • Laptop's keyboard

  • Mirror's frame

  • Picture's frame

  • Remote's button

  • Television's remote

  • Wall's paint

  • Watch's strap

  • Bag's zipper

  • Box's lid

  • Keyboard's key

  • Knife's blade

  • Mug's handle

  • Pillow's cover

  • Shoe's sole

  • Wallet's pocket

Places

  • Airport's lounge

  • City's park

  • Country's flag

  • Island's beach

  • Library's entrance

  • Museum's exhibit

  • Park's bench

  • School's playground

  • Town's square

  • Village's market

  • Building's architecture

  • Café's menu

  • Garden's gate

  • Hotel's lobby

  • Market's stall

  • Restaurant's kitchen

  • River's bank

  • Shop's window

  • Stadium's seating

  • Street's lamp

  • Theater's stage

  • Zoo's enclosure

  • Bridge's design

  • Campus's lawn

  • Harbor's dock

  • Mall's entrance

  • Office's layout

  • Plaza's fountain

  • Station's platform

  • Temple's courtyard