poss. pron. dial. Also 4 ȝouren, 9 your’n. [f. YOUR + -n as in HERN, HISN, OURN, q.v.] YOURS.

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1382.  Wyclif, Gen. xxxiv. 16. Thanne we shulen ȝyue and take togidere our dowȝtris and ȝouren.

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1825.  Jennings, Obs. Dial. W. Eng., Yourn, yours.

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1837.  Dickens, Pickw., xxiii. Sam … replied that his master was extremely well. ‘Oh, I am so glad,’ replied Mr. Trotter, ‘is he here?’ ‘Is your’n?’ asked Sam.

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1858.  Househ. Words, 14 Sept., 298/1. Famous top-coat that o’ your’n, sir.

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