herself
pronoun
hɜːˈself 
hɜːrˈself weak form həˈself weak form hərˈself
həˈself weak form hərˈself 
1 (the reflexive form of she) used when the woman or girl who performs an action is also affected by itShe hurt herself.She must be very proud of herself.2 used to emphasize the female subject or object of a sentenceShe told me the news herself.Jane herself was at the meeting.Idioms
be, seem, etc. herself
(of a woman or girl) to be in a normal state of health or happiness; not influenced by other peopleShe didn't seem quite herself this morning.She needed space to be herself.(all) by herself
1 alone; without anyone elseShe lives by herself.2 without helpShe runs the business by herself.(all) to herself
for only her to have or use
She wants a room all to herself.