Definitions
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- pronoun Geordie
yourself
Etymologies
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Examples
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a ', as long as ye go on only looking to enjoy yersel -- _yersel_?
Daily Thoughts selected from the writings of Charles Kingsley by his wife
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The second sight was wi 'me, Dan, and I saw, no' yersel '-- whereby I seemed to ken that ye were safe -- but a puir dying soul stretched on a bed o' sorrow.
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"Na, young'un," Raf said in his ear, "Iff'n ye kin do that, ye kin call yersel 'a roof walker, eh?"
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The dwarf spoke low and harsh: 'Sith ye be boon to mak' a knichtly fool o 'yersel', I can at least ease yer gowkishness for ye.
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But ye 'ill be pleased to know, "here the figure relaxed and beamed on the anxious minister," that a'm rael weel satisfied wi' yersel ', and a'm thinkin'
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Think shame o 'yersel', think shame o 'yersel', for the sorrow you hae brought!
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"Is na that makin 'yersel' oot better nor ither fowk, lass?"
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With the act the question seemed shot from her -- "Duv ye ca 'yersel' an honest man, noo, Ma'colm?"
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I cudna gang ohn hed a word wi 'yersel', sir, to see whether ye wadna lat me bide wi 'ye, sir.
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"It's no mainner o 'use mentionin' 't," replied Janet; "for, as ye ken, I'm un'er authority, an 'yersel' h'ard my man tell me to tak unco percaution no to lat ye gang; for verily, Angus, ye hae conduckit yersel 'this day more like ane possessed wi' a legion, than the douce faimily man 'at ye're supposit by the laird, yer maister, to be."
dangleberry commented on the word yersel
translation: yourself
July 18, 2007