yerself
Dialectal reflexive pronoun
Yerself is a dialectal or informal pronunciation spelling of yourself, common in Scottish, Irish, and some regional American speech.
It appears in dialogue to convey accent or casual tone: Take care of yerself now.
Like other "yer" forms, it signals folksy or working-class speech in written representation.
Archaic second-person plural
- yerInformal second-person possessive
- youseInformal second-person plural
- y'allInformal plural you
- theeSecond-person object, antiquated
thou · dialect · vernacular · colloquial · regionalism · brogue · Scottish · Irish
Relaxed and informal
- conversationalRelating to informal dialogue
- friendlyShowing kindness, warmth
- relaxedFree of stress
- familiarKnown from experience
intimate · folksy · chatty · down-to-earth · approachable · unpretentious · easygoing · homey
Who someone is
- individualityUnique personal character
- autonomyIndependent decision-making capacity
- introspectionObserving one's own mind
- personaAssumed public identity
being · soul · selfhood · personhood
ye
Archaic second-person plural
thee · thou · dialect · vernacular · colloquial · regionalism · brogue · Scottish · Irish · Yorkshire
casual
Relaxed and informal
- conversationalRelating to informal dialogue
- friendlyShowing kindness, warmth
- relaxedFree of stress
familiar · intimate · folksy · chatty · down-to-earth · approachable · unpretentious · easygoing · homey · cozy
identity
Who someone is
- individualityUnique personal character
- autonomyIndependent decision-making capacity
- introspectionObserving one's own mind
persona · being · soul · selfhood · personhood