himself
ਆਪਣੇ ਆਪ ਨੂੰ
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'
write a letter to 'himself' or Áine
he has to defend 'himself'
he said so 'himself'
He decided that he did not want to subject 'himself' to the strain and reluctantly withdrew.
he chose the songs 'himself'
Even on the other side of the world, Christopher finds 'himself' under siege by fans.
he was pleased with 'himself'
he has one 'himself'
In this case the subject of the spell literally worries 'himself' or herself to death.
Buddha referred to 'himself' as a healer and his teachings as a course of treatment.
Pliny 'himself' announces that he will give us only the most important vine varieties.
it'd be 'himself' who'd start it
It is a great privilege to minister to people whose next step is to stand before the Lord 'himself' .
he called 'himself' Eoin
He dismissed the idea of introducing 'himself' to her and was just about to leave when she spoke.
it was 'himself' that used to be my teacher
Ruffini used group theory in his work but he had to invent the subject for 'himself' .
When he came home by 'himself' , Mum would have me looking out the window, watching for him.
they were in their twenties like 'himself'
he looked at 'himself' in the mirror
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.
Although most people took him to be black, he 'himself' knew that he was not black.
what about 'himself'?
I'll mention it to 'himself'
He was introducing 'himself' to the town council as the new Chief Inspector for the area.
the teacher is 'himself' a musician
is 'himself' at home?
he 'himself' is suffering from the same disease
He always said to 'himself' that animals should be regarded much more highly than humans.
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