mine
word
/ˈmaɪn/
MYN
/mˈaɪn/
MYN
Definition
Used to show something belongs to the person speaking. It can also mean a place where minerals or other natural resources are taken from the earth.
Usage & Nuances
As a pronoun, 'mine' is possessive and used without a noun following it (e.g., 'This is mine'). As a noun, it means a source of minerals, often used with specific types like 'coal mine'. Common confusion is using 'mine' as a possessive adjective instead of 'my'.
Spanish: mío - mina (de minerales)Portuguese (BR): meu - mina (de minerais)Portuguese (PT): meu - mina (de minerais)Chinese (Simplified): 我的 - 矿井Chinese (Traditional): 我的 - 礦井Hindi: मेरा - खदानArabic: لي - منجمBengali: আমারটা - খনিRussian: моё - шахтаJapanese: 私のもの - 鉱山Vietnamese: của tôi - mỏKorean: 내 것 - 광산Turkish: benimki - madenUrdu: میرا - کانIndonesian: milikku - tambang
Example Sentences
They work in a gold mine.
basic
This book is mine.
basic
They found a new mine near the city.
natural
Is this pen mine or yours?
natural
The toys are mine, not yours.
basic
Hey, that jacket is mine!
natural