hers in English: Belonging to a woman or girl already mentioned; used alone, without a noun after it. (pronoun)

Translation

Belonging to a woman or girl already mentioned; used alone, without a noun after it.

Word origin

Formed in Middle English from her plus a possessive -s ending, on the pattern of his.

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"Hers" stands alone: you do not say hers coat.

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"Mine" and "hers" both replace the noun seat.

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"A friend of hers" means one of her friends.

her

Belonging to a woman or girl who has already been mentioned.

his

Shows that something belongs to a man or boy already mentioned.

mine

The one, or the ones, that belong to me.

yours

The thing or things that belong to the person or people you are talking to.

she

The word you use to talk about a woman or girl already mentioned.

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