English to Yoruba Meaning of myself - ara mi

Myself :
ara mi

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Definitions of myself in English
Pronoun(1) used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself as the object of a verb or preposition when he or she is the subject of the clause.(2) I or me personally (used to emphasize the speaker).
Examples of myself in English
(1) When it came to the speakers I myself spoke first then Mrs Hill and finally the applicant.(2) For me, it was more about an internal battle and my need to hurt myself to show that there was a problem.(3) I wrote it myself(4) I was pleased with myself(5) write a letter to myself or Ôö£├╝ine(6) I was talking to myself(7) I myself am suffering from the same disease(8) I told them myself(9) I bought myself a new bike(10) I thought of nobody except myself(11) I held my hands up to defend myself but I got a couple of boxes to the back of the head.(12) I keep saying to myself that the most exciting thing in my life is success, and to stop being so afraid of it.(13) I'll be on the march myself , along with a sizeable number of people from my church.(14) it'd be myself who'd start it(15) It was tempting to write this review myself in what is supposed to pass for Scots.(16) myself presented to him a bronze sword
Related Phrases of myself
(1) by myself ::
funra ara mi
(2) all by myself ::
gbogbo nipa ara mi
(3) for myself ::
fun ara mi
(4) to myself ::
si ara mi
(5) me myself ::
mi ara mi
(6) speaking for myself ::
soro fun ara mi
Synonyms
M
1. me ::
mi
2. myself ::
ara mi
4. ourself ::
ara
Different Forms
myself
Word Example from TV Shows
You mean my hypothesis. I hypothesized it all by myself.

You mean my hypothesis. I hypothesized it all by MYSELF.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 23

and seize the throne for myself.

and seize the throne for MYSELF.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 9

Myself, I often find them a hindrance.

Myself, I often find them a hindrance.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 5

I had a bit of a scavenger hunt myself last night.

I had a bit of a scavenger hunt MYSELF last night.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 2

I just want to have a quiet dinner by myself.

I just want to have a quiet dinner by MYSELF.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 2

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