Noqu.

A core possessive word in Fijian meaning “my” or “mine.” Noqu is a useful beginner Fijian word because it helps you talk about something that belongs to you or is connected to you. It can be used on its own to mean “mine”, or as part of a phrase to mean “my…”

Usage tip: Use noqu when you want to express possession, especially with general things such as belongings, objects, or something personally associated with you. For example, it can help you build phrases like my bag, my book, my house, or simply mine, depending on the sentence.

Good to know: Fijian has different possessive forms depending on the type of relationship between the person and the thing possessed. For beginners, noqu is one of the most useful forms to recognise early because it appears often in everyday spoken Fijian.