ownhood
/ˈəʊnhʊd/Now rare
noun
The condition of considering oneself, one's will, etc., as one's own or at one's own disposal.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Ellistone (d. 1652). From own + -hood, after German Eigenheit peculiarity, used by J. Behmen (alias J. Boehme) in sense ‘selfhood’.
- time-space
- time span
- time-spirit
- times sign
- Times Square
- times table
- timestamp
- time step
- time-stratigraphic
- time stratigraphy
- time-stretch
- time-stretching
- time study
- time suck
- time switch
- timetable
- timetable motion
- time-taker
- time-taking
- time term
- time-tested
- time thrust
- time ticket
- time train
- time travel