Own vs Own - What is the difference? (2023)

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Like verbs, the difference betweenterjhat as an adjectiveter Other comparisons: what's the difference? English Etymology 1 etymology 2 etymology 3 references Anagram English Verb Anagram English Etymology 1 etymology 2 etymology 3 references Anagram

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Like verbs, the difference betweenterjhat

this is itteris the legal possession of (property, assets or capital); "Own title by right; have title of; have right or legal title." (Reference 1 duringhatis the third person singular.

as an adjectiveter

belonging; obsessed; own of.

Other comparisons: what's the difference?

clash against clash

Decline vs Downshock

community x location

down against down

down against down

Rathaus vs. Crofting

Reduction vs. Resignation

Commoner vs. Townselike

Stadtbezirk v. Shitlington

Brownstone gegen Brownstoneed

downstream vs. Residual water

section vs. lower section

English

Etymology 1

(eigene - SpeedyLook encyclopedia)Von (Äthyl) (Subway), von (Äthyl), (Äthyl) (Subway). See also the related term (Subway).

Verb

(and verb)

  • (Libra) legal possession of (goods, assets or capital); "Own title by right; have title of; have right or legal title." (Reference 1)
    • ofterthis car.
  • (Libra) admit, admit, admit, allow, acknowledge, confess; undeniable
  • *1902, Jose Conrad,heart of darkness, Tank Books 2007, p. 25:
    • I'm very sorryterThat's when I started to worry.
  • *1913,
    • They experienced how perfectly peaceful the home could be. And she almost regretted it, even though neither of them had.Propertysuch callousness that her father would soon return.
  • (Libra) claim as own; to answer.
  • *1851, Hermann Melville,rabo de moby
    • ofterhis wordless and placeless power; but until the last breath of my earthquake, the life within me will contest its dominion unconditionally, not fully.
  • (Libra) Recognize or admit possession or ownership. (reference 3)
  • (Libra) defeat or embarrassment; Overload.
    • I will gotermy enemies.
    If he wins, he willterIs it over there.
  • (Libra) Virtually or figuratively enslave.
  • Defeat, dominate, or rise above, also written (Subway).
  • Illegally obtain "superuser" or "root" access to any computer system and thereby gain access to any user files on that system; PM
    • Synonym

    *(have rightful possession) ter* (acknowledge responsibility) be responsible, admitÖTake responsibility for* (to recognize) confess, acknowledge, allow* (win) beat, defeat, beat, fall, beat, have, take, better

    Derived terms

    * own* own* own* pwn* deny

    etymology 2

    Von (Äthyl) (Subway), .

    alternative forms

    * (informal contraction)

    adjective

    (a determinant)

  • belonging; obsessed; own of.
  • *

    • , Title=(the celebrity), chapter=8, passage=I cornered the judge, and we began to cross the fields, in a not insignificant state of fear of this gentleman's wife, whose vigilance seldom failed. And so, in a roundabout way, we come to Mohair, the judge he had appointedterFeelings of guilt, and no less worrisome for others.}}

  • * , chapter=10

    • , title =The mirror and the lamp, passage = He looked around the poor room, at the shabby walls and bad prints in burlesque frames, at the crumpled paper and wax flowers on the chest of drawers; and she thought of a room like Father Bryan's, panes of cut glass, tulips in silver vases, a room like she expectedter.}}

  • * {{quote journal, data=2013-06-21, autor=(Oliver Burkemann)

    • , volume=189, number=2, page=27, magazine=(the weekly watchman), title=the tao of technology, Passage=The dirty secret of the internet is that all these distractions and interruptions are immensely profitable. Web companies like to brag about […] or offer services that allow you to

  • (deprecated) Quirky, domestic.
  • (deprecated) Not alien.
    • usage notices

    * implying ownership, often with an emphasis. It always follows a possessive pronoun or a noun in the possessive case.

    Derived terms

    *Register*

    etymology 3

    Von (Äthyl) is attested.

    Etymology] of the German relative in [[:w:de:German Dictionary, German Dictionary]

    Verb

    (and verb)

  • (obsolete) grant; to give.
  • To recognize; grant; to recognize.
  • *1611,Shakespeare,The storm, V.:
    • Two of these guys you should meet andter.
  • *1843, (Thomas Carlyle),", Book 2, chap. 1, 'Joscelinus of Brakelond
    • we should beProperty, the good Jocelin, despite his beautiful childish character, is nothing more than a completely imperfect "mirror" of these things of the old world.
  • to recognize; to recognize.
    • anterone like a son
  • To confess.

    • the statistics

    *

    references

    *1896,Universal Dictionary of the English Language [UDEL], v3 p3429:*:property by right; have the right to property; has the legal right or legitimate interest to do so.*1896,ibid, UDEL*1896,ibid, UDEL*1896,ibid, UDEL* Grades:

    Anagram

    *(of), (of), (of)200 basic English words1000 basic English words

    English

    Verb

    (Kopf)

  • (ter)

    • Anagram

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    English

    Etymology 1

    (eigene - SpeedyLook encyclopedia)Von (Äthyl) (Subway), von (Äthyl), (Äthyl) (Subway). See also the related term (Subway).

    Verb

    (and verb)

  • (Libra) legal possession of (goods, assets or capital); "Own title by right; have title of; have right or legal title." (Reference 1)
    • ofterthis car.
  • (Libra) admit, admit, admit, allow, acknowledge, confess; undeniable
  • *1902, Jose Conrad,heart of darkness, Tank Books 2007, p. 25:
    • I'm very sorryterThat's when I started to worry.
  • *1913,
    • They experienced how perfectly peaceful the home could be. And she almost regretted it, even though neither of them had.Propertysuch callousness that her father would soon return.
  • (Libra) claim as own; to answer.
  • *1851, Hermann Melville,rabo de moby
    • ofterhis wordless and placeless power; but until the last breath of my earthquake, the life within me will contest its dominion unconditionally, not fully.
  • (Libra) Recognize or admit possession or ownership. (reference 3)
  • (Libra) defeat or embarrassment; Overload.
    • I will gotermy enemies.
    If he wins, he willterIs it over there.
  • (Libra) Virtually or figuratively enslave.
  • Defeat, dominate, or rise above, also written (Subway).
  • Illegally obtain "superuser" or "root" access to any computer system and thereby gain access to any user files on that system; PM
    • Synonym

    *(have rightful possession) ter* (acknowledge responsibility) be responsible, admitÖTake responsibility for* (to recognize) confess, acknowledge, allow* (win) beat, defeat, beat, fall, beat, have, take, better

    Derived terms

    * own* own* own* pwn* deny

    etymology 2

    Von (Äthyl) (Subway), .

    alternative forms

    * (informal contraction)

    adjective

    (a determinant)

  • belonging; obsessed; own of.
  • *

    • , Title=(the celebrity), chapter=8, passage=I cornered the judge, and we began to cross the fields, in a not insignificant state of fear of this gentleman's wife, whose vigilance seldom failed. And so, in a roundabout way, we come to Mohair, the judge he had appointedterFeelings of guilt, and no less worrisome for others.}}

  • * , chapter=10

    • , title =The mirror and the lamp, passage = He looked around the poor room, at the shabby walls and bad prints in burlesque frames, at the crumpled paper and wax flowers on the chest of drawers; and she thought of a room like Father Bryan's, panes of cut glass, tulips in silver vases, a room like she expectedter.}}

  • * {{quote journal, data=2013-06-21, autor=(Oliver Burkemann)

    • , volume=189, number=2, page=27, magazine=(the weekly watchman), title=the tao of technology, Passage=The dirty secret of the internet is that all these distractions and interruptions are immensely profitable. Web companies like to brag about […] or offer services that allow you to

  • (deprecated) Quirky, domestic.
  • (deprecated) Not alien.
    • usage notices

    * implying ownership, often with an emphasis. It always follows a possessive pronoun or a noun in the possessive case.

    Derived terms

    *Register*

    etymology 3

    Von (Äthyl) is attested.

    Etymology] of the German relative in [[:w:de:German Dictionary, German Dictionary]

    Verb

    (and verb)

  • (obsolete) grant; to give.
  • To recognize; grant; to recognize.
  • *1611,Shakespeare,The storm, V.:
    • Two of these guys you should meet andter.
  • *1843, (Thomas Carlyle),", Book 2, chap. 1, 'Joscelinus of Brakelond
    • we should beProperty, the good Jocelin, despite his beautiful childish character, is nothing more than a completely imperfect "mirror" of these things of the old world.
  • to recognize; to recognize.
    • anterone like a son
  • To confess.

    • the statistics

    *

    references

    *1896,Universal Dictionary of the English Language [UDEL], v3 p3429:*:property by right; have the right to property; has the legal right or legitimate interest to do so.*1896,ibid, UDEL*1896,ibid, UDEL*1896,ibid, UDEL* Grades:

    Anagram

    *(of), (of), (of)200 basic English words1000 basic English words

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