himself
নিজেকে
definition
pronoun
the steward introduced himself as Pete
used as the object of a verb or preposition to refer to a male person or animal previously mentioned as the subject of the clause.
Thomas himself laid down what we should do
he or him personally (used to emphasize a particular male person or animal mentioned).
translation of 'himself'
নিজকে,
সে বা তিনি স্বয়ং,
নিজে
pronoun
সে স্বয়ং
example
Buddha referred to 'himself' as a healer and his teachings as a course of treatment.
he was talking to 'himself'
write a letter to 'himself' or u00c1ine
he thought of nobody except 'himself'
Ruffini used group theory in his work but he had to invent the subject for 'himself' .
as he was dressing 'himself'
he ought to be ashamed of 'himself'
the steward introduced 'himself' as Pete
it's 'himself' I was looking for
He also agreed that he 'himself' had hit people before in the same way and they had not been injured.
he can tell you 'himself'
he washed 'himself'
When he came home by 'himself' , Mum would have me looking out the window, watching for him.
He decided that he did not want to subject 'himself' to the strain and reluctantly withdrew.
It is a great privilege to minister to people whose next step is to stand before the Lord 'himself' .
the article referred to him 'himself'
Yet again Brosnan has shown 'himself' to be tougher than his male model looks suggest.
At the heart of the conflict lay the policies and personality of the King 'himself' .
he looked at 'himself' in the mirror
what about 'himself'?
Within hours, realising that he may have gone too far, the victim handed 'himself' in.
Thomas 'himself' laid down what we should do
I'll mention it to 'himself'
the teacher is 'himself' a musician
Ben told me 'himself'
Darren blames 'himself' for not telling his parents that Demi and Leo were running away.
He 'himself' was suffering from personal stress when he gave evidence, as he told me.
he drew a picture of 'himself'
he 'himself' didn't see the programme
The ethical subject is portrayed as one who regards 'himself' as a goal, a task set.
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