For possession, moroccan usually use "dyal" in the appropriat form.

The form "dyal" follow the noun as :

l-kelb deyalek = your dog

zzerbiya dyalu = his carpet

The placement of "dyal" in a sentence with an adjective determines the meaning of the sentence:

l-kelb deyalek kebir = your dog is big

l-kelb kebir deyalek = your big dog

zzerbiya dyalu ghalya = his carpet is expensive

zzerbiya ghalya deyalu = his expensive carpet

The form "dyali", "dyalek"..also mean "mine" and "yours"...for example:

- had l-ktab dyali = this book is mine

- dak rriha dyalha = that parfume is hers

Alternatively, possession can be expressed by adding these endings directly to a limited number of nouns:

Examples: