Questions & Answers about Dóttir mín vill hoppa á trampólíninu eftir leikskóla.
In Icelandic, possessives can come after the noun very naturally, especially in everyday neutral language.
- dóttir mín = my daughter
- mín dóttir is possible, but it usually sounds more emphatic, contrastive, or a bit more literary.
So in a plain statement like this, dóttir mín is the most natural choice.
Because the possessive must agree with the noun it belongs to in gender, number, and case.
Here:
- dóttir is feminine
- singular
- nominative (because it is the subject of the sentence)
So the correct form is mín.
Compare:
- sonur minn = my son
- dóttir mín = my daughter
- barn mitt = my child