her
- determiner
- /hɜr/
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- Her mom is, I think she's Taiwanese and her dad is white American.
So my sister is on her way to get me.
- So my sister is on her way to get me.
- What's your reaction to her thinking at this point?
- So when she meets, so her father dies.
- This is definitely like her first work.
- It's very hot in the room and she doesn't like how her hair looks.
- A child can't leave his or her parents, so they are stuck.
- But after she spent time with her parents, it all became clear.
- Her mom is, I think she's Taiwanese and her dad is white American.
- Anyway, they broke up because her good friend is cheating with Tom.
- And now, thanks to her countless hearts, may be glad.
Examples
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It's very hot in the room and she doesn't like how her hair looks.
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So this was supposed to be her big payoff.
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I mean, I was her only child, you know, and.
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This is definitely like her first work.
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So I'm going to run her a bath.
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There's her waist, there's her rib cage in here.
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This is her favorite book that she reads every night.
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You can see her smile light up the room when she enters.
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I found her keys on the kitchen counter.
Synonyms
A word that shows something belongs to a person without saying their gender
A pronoun used instead of 'he' or 'she' to avoid saying a person's gender
Idioms
In a very urgent and determined way as if everything depended on it
- Informal
Someone people blame or dislike after they do something others do not like
- Offensive
A person who acts as if they are perfect and better than others
- Informal
Doing something risky and foolish that will likely make you lose money or get into trouble
Ask a woman to look at your art as a joke that suggests romantic or sexual interest
Compounds
- Baby Talk
A simple game for children using the thumb and four fingers to help them move well
Surface Forms
Etymology
Her comes from an old English form hire, which meant 'to/for her' and later was used before a noun to show that something belongs to a female. It is the possessive form of she, so her keys are the keys that 'belong to her'.