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1. self-
a combining form of self , appearing in various parts of speech, usu. with the implied notion that the agent and object or recipient of a given transitive predicate are identical (self-control; self-government; self-help; self-portrait), or that the subject of a given predicate acts or is effective without assistance (self-adhesive; self-loading; self-study).
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1. (prefix) self-
done by yourself, itself, etc.
a self-starting machine; self-motivating
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Sense: showing that the person or thing acting is acting upon himself or itself, as in self-respect.
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 Arabic: ذاتي |
 Bulgarian: собствен |
 Brazilian: auto- |
 Czech: sebe- |
 German: Selbst-... |
 Danish: selv- |
 Greek: αυτο- (ως α΄ συνθ.), που |
 Spanish: propio, a sí mismo |
 Estonian: enese- |
 Farsi: -خويش |
 Finnish: itse- |
 French: (respect) de soi |
 Hebrew: -עַצמִי |
 Hindi: स्वयं |
 Croatian: samo- (npr. samopoštovanj |
 Hungarian: ön- |
 Indonesian: diri sendiri |
 Icelandic: sjálf-, sjálfs- |
 Italian: auto-, di sé |
 Japanese: 自身の－ |
 Korean: 스스로- |
 Lithuanian: savi- |
 Latvian: paš- |
 Malay: kendiri |
 Dutch: zelf- |
 Norwegian: selv- |
 Polish: samo- |
 Persian: -خويش |
 Pashto: خپل ځان، پخپله، ذات، نفس، |
 Portuguese: auto- |
 Romanian: (respect) de sine |
 Russian: само- |
 Slovak: seba- |
 Slovenian: samo(spoštovanje) |
 Serbian: samo- |
 Swedish: själv- |
 Thai: ความนับถือตนเอง |
 Turkish: kendi |
 Taiwanese: (前綴)自我... |
 Ukrainian: само- |
 Urdu: خود پر عمل کرنے کی کیفیت |
 Vietnamese: cho mình |
 Chinese: 自我... |
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