“Indicates possession” in Japanese
Short answer
Indicates possession in Japanese is “が” (ga). Full meaning: indicates the subject of a sentence; indicates possession; but, however, (and) yet, though, although, while.
Other ways to say “Indicates possession” in Japanese
何
ga indicates the subject of a sentence; indicates possession; but, however, (and) yet, though, although, while
かァ
kaa indicates the subject of a sentence; indicates possession; but, however, (and) yet, though, although, while
があ
gaa indicates the subject of a sentence; indicates possession; but, however, (and) yet, though, although, while
がぁ
gaa indicates the subject of a sentence; indicates possession; but, however, (and) yet, though, although, while
がー
gaa indicates the subject of a sentence; indicates possession; but, however, (and) yet, though, although, while
が〜
gaa indicates the subject of a sentence; indicates possession; but, however, (and) yet, though, although, while
か〜
kaa indicates the subject of a sentence; indicates possession; but, however, (and) yet, though, although, while
鹿
ka indicates the subject of a sentence; indicates possession; but, however, (and) yet, though, although, while
歟
ka indicates the subject of a sentence; indicates possession; but, however, (and) yet, though, although, while
賀
ga indicates the subject of a sentence; indicates possession; but, however, (and) yet, though, although, while
軻
ka indicates the subject of a sentence; indicates possession; but, however, (and) yet, though, although, while
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