herself
தன்னை
definition
pronoun
she had to defend herself
used as the object of a verb or preposition to refer to a female person or animal previously mentioned as the subject of the clause.
she told me herself
she or her personally (used to emphasize a particular female person or animal mentioned).
example
The condition can cause a mother to harm her children to attract attention to 'herself' .
the article referred to her 'herself'
she bought 'herself' a new bike
she told me 'herself'
she called 'herself' Anna
She 'herself' hopes that when the time comes for her to die, she will be able to do so with peace and dignity.
Jo made 'herself' a cup of tea
she can tell him 'herself'
It is understood that no approach has yet been made to Thatcher 'herself' over the plans.
Miss Widdecombe does 'herself' and her party no service at all by carrying on in this manner.
she was pleased with 'herself'
Valerie used to go to Southend and treat 'herself' to a cup of coffee when she was feeling down.
Ireland defended 'herself' against inflation
she has to defend 'herself'
She poured 'herself' a cup from the flask she had tucked away in the holdall she'd brought.
is 'herself' at home?
she had to defend 'herself'
she washed 'herself'
the teacher is 'herself' a musician
she told him 'herself'
she looked at 'herself' in the mirror
In fact in retrospect, he is a much more absorbing artist than the old girl 'herself' .
Alice is forced out of the village but finds 'herself' following in his path across the world.
We tried to help them but she just shooed us out of the way and told us she could do it 'herself' .
they were in their twenties like 'herself'
she drew a picture of 'herself'
speak to 'herself'
she was talking to 'herself'
She told me 'herself' and I laughed until my eyes leaked tears and my nose leaked snot.
she told 'herself' not to be silly
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