(adj-pn) my
our
one's own
(P)
(n) our house
our home
(n) our house
our home
(P)
(n) my lord
(exp) our school
(n) our country
our land
one's own country
(P)
(n) my spouse (esp. used to refer to one's wife)
my wife
my husband
(n) one's own child
one's own children
(n) personal affair
one's own affair
(n) our company
my company
(n) myself
oneself
(n) (1) my party
our party
(2) (arch) I
me
(3) (arch) you
(pn,adj-no) (1) (arch) (male) I (nuance of arrogance)
me
myself
(2) we
us
ourselves
(n) my spouse (esp. used to refer to one's wife)
my wife
my husband
(n) one's own property
possessions
(adj-na,n) (1) selfishness
egoism
self-indulgence
wilfulness
willfulness
(2) disobedience
(3) whim
(adj-na,n) (1) selfishness
egoism
self-indulgence
wilfulness
willfulness
(2) disobedience
(3) whim
(P)
(adj-na,n) (1) selfishness
egoism
self-indulgence
wilfulness
willfulness
(2) disobedience
(3) whim
(adj-i) egoistic
selfish
self-willed
(n) Mein Kampf (by Adolf Hitler, 1925-1926)
(adj-na,n) looking or acting as if one owned the place
(n) heyday
prime
(exp) to blame oneself
(exp) That's just what I thought
(exp) (id) One man's fault is another's lesson
(exp) (id) What chances to one man may happen to all
(exp) (id) He that has a head of glasses must not throw stones at another
(exp) (id) The thief caught turn out to be one's own son