himself
स्वत:
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'
त्याला स्वत:ला,
तो स्वत:
example
Rameau 'himself' saw his theoretical writings as the most important part of his work.
he bought 'himself' a new bike
every man for 'himself'
He decided that he did not want to subject 'himself' to the strain and reluctantly withdrew.
He always said to 'himself' that animals should be regarded much more highly than humans.
he chose the songs 'himself'
he said so 'himself'
the teacher is 'himself' a musician
Is he daunted by the prospect of entering the nostalgic hearts of a new generation 'himself' ?
he told 'himself' not to be silly
He also agreed that he 'himself' had hit people before in the same way and they had not been injured.
he 'himself' is suffering from the same disease
he told them 'himself'
he washed 'himself'
is 'himself' at home?
he ought to be ashamed of 'himself'
he ought to be ashamed of 'himself'
Darren blames 'himself' for not telling his parents that Demi and Leo were running away.
Ben told me 'himself'
He 'himself' was suffering from personal stress when he gave evidence, as he told me.
it'd be 'himself' who'd start it
Thomas 'himself' laid down what we should do
The ethical subject is portrayed as one who regards 'himself' as a goal, a task set.
It would do him good to learn how to cook a few meals 'himself' , but she enjoys catering for him, as she did for us.
he can tell you 'himself'
he thought of nobody except 'himself'
he was pleased with 'himself'
what about 'himself'?
the steward introduced 'himself' as Pete
he has to defend 'himself'
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