Belonging (noun)

1. Something that is owned or possessed.
2. A sense of connection or identification with a particular place, group or situation.
3. An item or items used or associated with a particular person or activity.

Origin:

From middle english belongen, from old english belongan ("to be appropriate, befit, belong"), from proto-germanic *belangian ("to be suitable, belong"), from proto-indo-european *bhel- ("to hit, strike").

Examples:

1. He gathered up his belongings and left the house.
2. She felt a sense of belonging when she joined the club.
3. The belonging in the box were all her mother's.
4. The soldier's belonging were sent back to his family.
5. The belonging of the thief were found in the bag.