people on one's own side; those within one's own circle or family; someone with whom one has a close relationship

to hurt oneself by one's own actions or when trying to harm others; to be hoisted by one's own petard; to shoot oneself in the foot

The plural second-person reflexive pronoun; used for emphasizing that the listeners or readers are the ones performing an action or being referred to.

you yourself; on your own

To act according to one's own nature or beliefs rather than following others; to be authentic.

to be self-centered; to ignore the needs of others while looking after one's own interests

(Taiwan colloquial) to be sacked from a job; to lose one's employment

(idiom) To hold total power over rewards and punishments; to abuse one's position to act according to one's own whims.

we ourselves; our own selves

myself; I myself; on my own

to lift a rock only to drop it on one's own feet; to hurt oneself by one's own actions or through a malicious scheme intended for others

(idiom) to move a stone only to drop it on one's own foot; to bring trouble upon oneself or suffer from one's own actions

to lift a rock only to drop it on one's own feet; to hurt oneself by one's own actions

To perform a task by one's own efforts; to serve oneself or help oneself to something.

A proverb meaning that if you make things convenient for others, you will ultimately benefit yourself; help others and others may help you.

(idiom) describes the feeling that no place is as comfortable as one's own home; literally: a golden nest or a silver nest is not as good as one's own doghouse

himself; he personally