Ourn

Origin

From English dialectal, from our + -n, formed on analogy with mine, thine. Compare hisn.

Pronoun

pronoun

1. (obsolete or dialectal) ours.
• 1914 , Edgar Rice Burrows , The Mucker Chapter , "Supposin'," continued Ward, "that we let two o' your men an' two o' ourn under Mr. Divine, shin up them cliffs ..."

Anagrams

• roun