hern
1 Americanpronoun
noun
noun
Etymology
Origin of hern
Middle English hiren; by association with my, mine, thy, thine, etc.
Example Sentences
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Those who worked with him in various companies across the UK, including fellow ex-soldier Mike Hern, told the BBC he was a well-liked colleague.
From BBC
Mr Hern described him as a "mentor" with a "good sense of humour".
From BBC
Dr. Warren Hern, who specializes in fetal anomaly abortions and director of the Boulder Abortion Clinic, is one of the few providers to provide abortion care later in pregnancy.
From Salon
When Salon spoke to Dr. Hern over a video call, he mentioned that he was sitting behind bulletproof glass.
From Salon
Dr Warren Hern talk on the phone in his clinic on January 31, 2022 in Boulder, Colorado.
From Salon
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