itself
kendisi
definition
pronoun
his horse hurt itself
used as the object of a verb or preposition to refer to a thing or animal previously mentioned as the subject of the clause.
the roots are several inches long, though the plant itself is only a foot tall
used to emphasize a particular thing or animal mentioned.
translation of 'itself'
pronoun
kendini,
kendisi,
bizzat,
sadece,
kendi
example
his horse hurt 'itself'
Neither as witty nor as intelligent as it believes 'itself' to be, the book is however ambitious.
Is the same quality not to be applauded when it manifests 'itself' in isolation?
university life lends 'itself' to learning
the game is simplicity 'itself'
it's a good indicator of the community's attitude to 'itself'
This goes against previous theories that the virus 'itself' is responsible for deaths.
the company has established 'itself' as a leader in the field
the country 'itself' is in turmoil
the name in 'itself' is unusual
the country isolated 'itself' from the rest of the world
the bird began to feed 'itself'
The horse allows 'itself' to be groomed and you honor the horse by grooming him.
He already feels a review of the way the company markets 'itself' to potential clients may be called for.
They are wonderful reminders of the enduring mystery and magic that is childhood 'itself' .
I would add that the jurisdiction clause 'itself' is in terms which are in no way exceptional.
A glance at the fixture list, and you wonder if the cycle is about to perpetuate 'itself' afresh.
the child likes to draw attention to 'itself'
the baby hurt 'itself'
it had branches all over the country, four in Dublin 'itself'
the fish 'itself' was massive
For example, a tower of cubes can bend 'itself' over at a right angle to pick up another cube.
the roots are several inches long, though the plant 'itself' is only a foot tall
This could be seen as a metaphor for writing fiction, but the story 'itself' seems too schematic.
The horse 'itself' will not ever perform well if it does not have a good groom.
Mrs. Vincent was kindness 'itself'
It is quite possible for a name to refer to something of which it, 'itself' , is part.
The shadow of the other festivals is to blame, but so too is the weakening of the arts programme 'itself' .
All of this means that SAS could find 'itself' subject to a bid from a bigger rival.
the EU used to have that field to 'itself' in the past
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