Definition of ownhood in English:

ownhood

noun ˈəʊnhʊd

rare

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’.

Definition of ownhood in US English:

ownhood

nounˈəʊnhʊd

rare

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’.

单词	ownhood
释义	Definition of ownhood in English: ownhood noun ˈəʊnhʊd rare 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’. Definition of ownhood in US English: ownhood nounˈəʊnhʊd rare 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’.
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