Person[psor]: possessor’s person
Person[psor] is possessor’s person, marked e.g. on Hungarian nouns. These noun forms would be translated to English as possessive pronoun + noun.
This layered feature is conveniently used for possessive inflections
of nouns, although nouns normally do not have a Person feature,
meaning that no other layers are needed. Nevertheless, the possessive
morphology typically also includes Number, which must be multi-layered
on nouns, and we thus have Person[psor] together with Number[psor].
This layered feature is normally not used with possessive pronouns.
They traditionally have just simple Person.
(And in some languages, possessive pronouns are actually identical to
personal pronouns in the genitive case.)
1: first person possessor
Examples: [hu] kutya = dog; kutyám = my dog; kutyánk = our dog.
2: second person possessor
Examples: [hu] kutya = dog; kutyád = your.Sing dog; kutyátok = your.Plur dog.
3: third person possessor
Examples: [hu] kutya = dog; kutyája = his/her/its dog; kutyájuk = their dog.