All right, i used -rya. It is not relevant if he ownes the daughters, but they are of his origin, therefore I thought of genitive rather than possessive.
I don't think that possessive pronoun suffixes have the same connotation of ownership that -va has. For example, "my father" is atarinya (UT/186), but I doubt that implies ownership.
Paul Strack May 01, 2015 (03:16)
Also, "his daughters" would be selderyat.
Hjalmar Holm May 01, 2015 (03:22)
Paul Strack May 01, 2015 (03:38)
EDIT: For example, máryat = "her (two) hands" from the Namárië poem.
Paul Strack May 01, 2015 (03:44)
"The farmer and his two daughters" = i restamo ar selderyat does not need the genitive.
"The two daughters of the farmer" would be i seldet restamo with the genitive.
Hjalmar Holm May 01, 2015 (04:06)
Paul Strack May 01, 2015 (04:10)