sich selbst

Colloquial intensifier meaning “herself” or “on her own,” emphasizing that she did it personally.

Neutral emphasis meaning “herself” or “even herself,” often used to stress the person or action.

Means “written/made by one’s own hand,” stressing direct personal execution; more precise and somewhat formal.

The personal pronoun “she”; it does not mean “herself” on its own, but refers to the female person being discussed.

Can mean “her,” “to her,” or “her own” depending on context; it is not the reflexive “herself” by itself.

Reflexive pronoun meaning “oneself,” “herself,” or “to herself,” used in reflexive constructions.

A grammar term meaning “reflexive”; it describes a form or verb type rather than replacing “herself” in a sentence.

Means “emphasized” or “stressed”; used to describe that a word or form is highlighted.

A literary/technical word for “emphatic”; it describes emphasis in a more theoretical way.

Grammar term meaning a reference back to a previously mentioned person or thing; it is the function, not the pronoun itself.

Means “independent” or “self-reliant”; not equal to “herself,” but it can describe someone doing things on their own.

Means “own” or “personal”; it can strengthen the idea of something belonging to her, but it does not directly express reflexivity.