Definition
Him is a pronoun used as the objective case of "he," referring to a male individual or entity previously mentioned or easily identified in context.
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Etymology
The word "him" originates from Old English "him," the dative form of "he," derived from Proto-Germanic "*himai" and Proto-Indo-European roots meaning "this" or "that." It has remained consistent in meaning and usage across centuries.
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The term "him" is used widely in spoken and written language as the objective form of "he." For example, "I saw him at the park," or "Please give this to him."
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