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himself

Himself vs Thonself - What's the difference?

himself | thonself | Hyponyms |

Thonself is a hyponym of himself.



As pronouns the difference between himself and thonself

is that himself is him; the male object of a verb or preposition that also appears as the subjectthonself is themself; gender-neutral object of a verb or preposition that also appears as the subject, coordinate with {{term|himself or {{term|herself}}, the reflexive form of {{term|thon}}.}.

Himself vs Coself - What's the difference?

himself | coself |


As pronouns the difference between himself and coself

is that himself is the reflexive pronoun for god while coself is (neologism|reflexive|nonstandard).

Himself vs Eirself - What's the difference?

himself | eirself | Hyponyms |

Himself is a hyponym of eirself.


As pronouns the difference between himself and eirself

is that himself is the reflexive pronoun for god while eirself is (neologism|reflexive|nonstandard) emself, themself;.

Himself vs Emself - What's the difference?

himself | emself | Hyponyms |

Himself is a hyponym of emself.


As pronouns the difference between himself and emself

is that himself is the reflexive pronoun for god while emself is (neologism|reflexive) em, themself;.

Himself vs Perself - What's the difference?

himself | perself | Hyponyms |

Perself is a hyponym of himself.



As pronouns the difference between himself and perself

is that himself is him; the male object of a verb or preposition that also appears as the subjectperself is per, themself; Gender-neutral object of a verb or preposition that also appears as the subject, the reflexive form of per.

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