"Peter's daughter lives in India."

Translation: पीटर की बेटी भारत में रहती है।

[GEE_ZET]

पीटर की बेटी Peter ki Beyti

Is ki or ka decided by the gender of Peter or daughter?

[Zesul]

The daughter.

[emrys29]

Very similar to French in this regard.

[Multistan_7]

It is decided by the gender of the daughter.

[MasterOfAl12]

I am confused about "Rehti" and "Rehta" - they are also decided by the gender of the object??

[da864606]

They're governed exclusively by the gender of the subject. In this case Raj isn't the subject, his daughter is.

[jakedsouzaaa]

when deciding on gender, if it's feminine it ends in "ii" and when it's masculine it ends in "aa"

[Shriya847562]

Why is it ki and not ka someone plz tell

[vinay92]

You use 'ki' if the word following it is feminine Eg: पीटर की बेटी (Peter's daughter), पीटर की बेटियाँ (Peter's daughters)
You use 'ka' if the word following it is masculine and singular Eg: पीटर का बेटा (Peter's son)
You use 'ke' if the word following it is masculine (or mixed gender) and plural Eg: पीटर के बेटे (Peter's sons)

[ara611]

Why do you say "Julia ka" not "Julia ki"?

[Multistan_7]

We say Julia ka if the subject is a male not Julia and if the subject is female than we say Julia ki.

[Gita-ji]

Actually Julia (f) is the subject. Multistan_7 mean the object.