herself

kendisi, kendini (dişil)

The reflexive form of 'she'; used when the female subject and object of a clause are the same person.

• She looked at herself in the mirror.
• She made herself a cup of tea.
• She taught herself to play piano.
• The novelist distanced herself from earlier works, claiming that her recent publication represented a more mature artistic vision.
• After months of rigorous preparation, the candidate found herself confident and well-equipped to defend her doctoral dissertation.
• The biochemist distinguished herself through groundbreaking research on enzyme catalysis that challenged prevailing theoretical models.

bizzat kendisi (vurgu)

Used for emphasis to refer to a specific female person.

• She told me the news herself.
• The director herself attended the meeting.
• She herself admitted it was a mistake.

normal hali

Her normal or healthy state of mind or body.

• She's not feeling herself today.
• After the vacation, she was herself again.
• She hasn't been herself since the accident.