Another Riley riddle for you, but with a slight twist!
Take two from my prefix, a large plot of land it is
Take five from my infix, it becomes hers or his
Take two from my suffix, there's no better can you do
Take all together, it's something you must see toAlas, the three smaller parts are missing two things
Prepend the first and third so meaning you might bring
Hint:
These 'fixes alone, they just make no sense
But still, the answer is not purely pretense
No matter how many we take, whether it be two or five
The last line tells us all need two more for meaning to arrive