ourn
/ˈaʊən/ /ɑːn/(also our'n) Now English regional (midlands and southern ) and United States regional (chiefly south Midland, southern, and New England )
pronoun
= ours.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in The Wycliffite Bible (early version). Alteration of our, after mine, thine. Compare hern, his'n, theirn, yourn.
- casebook
- case-bottle
- casebound
- case by case
- case conference
- case-control
- case-controlled
- cased glass
- case distinction
- case divinity
- case file
- case form
- case frame
- case furniture
- case goods
- case grammar
- case-harden
- case-hardened
- case history
- case house
- caseiform
- casein
- caseinate
- caseinogen
- casein plastic