Her ( pronoun , determiner )

(As a pronoun)

Her ( pronoun )

1. A female person or animal being referred to or mentioned previously.
2. A female object of personal consideration.
3. A female person or group of people having a particular quality or interest.
4. Used to refer to a female in a formal or poetic way.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english heore, hiere; akin to old high german herro her, latin suus his, sanskrit sva- one's own.

Examples:

1. Her hair was a mess.
2. The book is hers.
3. She is a hero in her own right.
4. Her smile lit up the room.
5. Her kindness was unmatched.

(As a determiner)

Her ( determiner )

1. A female person or animal being referred to or mentioned previously.
2. A female object of personal consideration.
3. A female person or group of people having a particular quality or interest.
4. Used to refer to a female in a formal or poetic way.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english heore, hiere; akin to old high german herro her, latin suus his, sanskrit sva- one's own.

Examples:

1. Her hair was a mess.
2. The book is hers.
3. She is a hero in her own right.
4. Her smile lit up the room.
5. Her kindness was unmatched.