pronoun The man or male being (or object personified to which the masculine gender is assigned), previously designated a pronoun of the masculine gender, usually referring to a specified subject already indicated.(Chem.) The chemical symbol for helium.noun A male animal a beast, bird, or fish of the male sex: correlative to she, a female animal.ДЇrom the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.noun A male person a man: correlative to she, a woman.

For the reflexive and emphatic form of he, see himself.Their: displaced in modern English by their (which see, under they). They: displaced in modern English by they (which see). he, ho, hoo (now only dialectal, the form she, of different origin, being used in literary English). Conversely, him is often used, colloquially, for he in the predicate: as, it is him like вЂњit is meвЂќ for вЂњit is I.вЂќ See I.] Obj.above).] This form, originally only dative, is also used as accusative, having displaced the original form for the accusative. By a confusion of the genitive suffix - es, -is with this possessive form of the personal pronoun, the suffix came in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries to be often written separately as his: as, Artaxerxes his crown, etc. Of him: now always merely possessive, and preceding the noun, but originally also nsed objectively with certain verbs. A personal pronoun of the third person, the form he being nomiuative singular masculine.noun The fifth letter () of the Hebrew alphabet, corresponding to the English h.A sound made in calling, laughing, etc.: as, He! he! an archers' word of call.noun The fifth letter of the Hebrew alphabet.From The American HeritageВ® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.

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