Yourn Meaning in English

word

US

jɔɹn

YORN

UK

jɔːn

YAWN

परिभाषा

'Yourn' is a very old or regional (especially Southern American English) way of saying 'yours,' used to show that something belongs to you.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Extremely informal, nonstandard, and mostly found in rural Southern US English or in historical texts. Do not use 'yourn' in modern standard writing or formal speech—instead, use 'yours'. Sometimes used for local color in stories or to imitate old-fashioned or regional speech.

• Spanish: tuyo (arcaico/dialecto) - suyo (arcaico/dialecto)
• Portuguese (BR): teu (arcaico/regional) - seu (arcaico/regional)
• Portuguese (PT): teu (arcaico/regional) - seu (arcaico/regional)
• Chinese (Simplified): 你的（方言/古語）
• Chinese (Traditional): 你的（方言/古語）
• Hindi: तुम्हारा (पुराना ऊपयोग/बोलचाल)
• Arabic: لك (قديم/لهجة)
• Bengali: তোমারটা
• Russian: твоё - вашe (разговорное, просторечие)
• Japanese: あんたのもん - おまえのもの (方言・古風)
• Vietnamese: của bạn (tiếng địa phương xưa)
• Korean: 너의 것 (옛날말, 방언)
• Turkish: seninki (eski, bölgesel)
• Urdu: تمہارا - آپ کا (غیر رسمی، دیہی/پرانا استعمال)
• Indonesian: của bạn (tiếng địa phương, xưa)

उदाहरण वाक्य

That book is yourn, not mine.

basic

Is this pencil yourn?

basic

These shoes look like yourn.

basic

It ain't mine, it's yourn.

natural

Don't worry, this spot's yourn if you want it.

natural

I thought that hat was yourn, but I guess it belongs to someone else.

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