pronoun

hers

hers

This book is not mine, it's hers.

This book is not mine, it's hers.

Hers is the blue coat on the chair.

Hers is the blue coat on the chair.

hers used to refer to a thing or things belonging to a female person That coat is hers.

Antonyms: his, mine, yours, ours, theirs

From Old English 'hire', the genitive of 'hēo' ('she'). The '-s' ending developed by analogy with 'his'.

It's 'her' + 's'. It means 'belonging to her'. Unlike 'her book', 'hers' stands alone.

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