himself
પોતે
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).
example
I'll mention it to 'himself'
he can tell you 'himself'
He said on one occasion the Prince of Wales 'himself' had offered to give a gold wedding ring to staff.
The ethical subject is portrayed as one who regards 'himself' as a goal, a task set.
the teacher is 'himself' a musician
Buddha referred to 'himself' as a healer and his teachings as a course of treatment.
Yet again Brosnan has shown 'himself' to be tougher than his male model looks suggest.
he has to defend 'himself'
the steward introduced 'himself' as Pete
he was pleased with 'himself'
he has one 'himself'
he told 'himself' not to be silly
He dismissed the idea of introducing 'himself' to her and was just about to leave when she spoke.
they were in their twenties like 'himself'
He decided that he did not want to subject 'himself' to the strain and reluctantly withdrew.
he called 'himself' Eoin
He always said to 'himself' that animals should be regarded much more highly than humans.
Liam 'himself' buys it
he thought of nobody except 'himself'
he bought 'himself' a new bike
is 'himself' at home?
he drew a picture of 'himself'
Ben told me 'himself'
Ruffini used group theory in his work but he had to invent the subject for 'himself' .
as he was dressing 'himself'
the article referred to him 'himself'
the steward introduced 'himself' as Pete
every man for 'himself'
Within hours, realising that he may have gone too far, the victim handed 'himself' in.
I'll mention it to 'himself'
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