tefuda no kaado o sutefuda ni suru.

direct object particle

Breakdown of tefuda no kaado o sutefuda ni suru.

• の: possessive case particle
• する: to do
• に: target particle

Questions & Answers about tefuda no kaado o sutefuda ni suru.

What does 手札 mean here?

In card-game Japanese, 手札 means the cards in a player's hand.

A few useful points:

• It does not mean just a physical hand.
• It refers to the set of cards you are currently holding.
• In English, this is often just your hand.

So 手札 is a game term, not a body-part word in this sentence.

Why is の used in 手札のカード?

Here, の links two nouns.

• 手札 = hand
• カード = card(s)

So 手札のカード means something like:

• the card(s) in your hand
• a card from your hand

This is one of the most common uses of の. It often works like of, but in natural English it is usually better understood here as in or from.

Why say 手札のカード instead of just 手札?