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Definitions for Her

[1] the objective case of she: We saw her this morning. Give this book to her.
[2] the possessive case of she (used as an attributive adjective): Her coat is the one on the chair. I'm sorry about her leaving. Compare hers.
[3] the dative case of she: I gave her the book.
[4] Informal . (used instead of the pronoun she in the predicate after the verb to be ): It's her. It isn't her.
[5] Slang . a female: Is the new baby a her or a him?
[6] the female person or animal being discussed or last mentioned; that female.
[7] the woman: She who listens learns.
[8] anything considered, as by personification, to be feminine: spring, with all the memories she conjures up.
[9] a female person or animal.
[10] an object or device considered as female or feminine.
[11] heraldic.
[12] heraldry.
[13] refers to a female person or animal he loves her ; they sold her a bag ; something odd about her ; lucky her!
[14] refers to things personified as feminine or traditionally to ships and nations
[15] mainly US a dialect word for herself she needs to get her a better job
[16] of, belonging to, or associated with her her silly ideas ; her hair ; her smoking annoys me
[17] heraldic
[18] heraldry
[19] refers to a female person or animal she is a doctor ; she's a fine mare
[20] refers to things personified as feminine, such as cars, ships, and nations
[21] Australian and NZ an informal word for it 1 (def. 3) she's apples ; she'll be right
[22] a female person or animal (in combination ) she-cat

Words nearby Her

heptavalent, heptode, heptose, hepworth, hepzibah, her, her., hera, heraclea, heracleides, heracles

Origin of Her

she1125–75; Middle English, alteration of Old English sēo, sīo, sīe, feminine of se the1; replacing Old English hēo, hīo, feminine personal pronoun; see he1, her

Word origin for Her

sheOld English sīe, accusative of sēo, feminine demonstrative pronoun