D'elle (en. Of her)

/d ɛl/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench
preposition
Indicates possession or belonging.
The book is from her.
Le livre est d'elle.
Used to express something coming from her.
It's a gift from her.
C'est un cadeau d'elle.
Means from or coming from.
She comes of her own accord.
Elle vient d'elle-même.

Etymology

Formed from the preposition 'de' and the feminine personal pronoun 'elle'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

of herself
indicates that the action is performed by her without assistance.
d'elle même
talks about her
to discuss a particular person.
parle d'elle
is from her
to affirm the origin or provenance of something.
est d'elle

Related Words

she
feminine personal pronoun.
elle
her
possessive adjective in the feminine form.
sa
him
personal pronoun in a masculine context.
lui

Slang Meanings

To express that something is typically feminine.
It’s so her to choose a dress like that.
C'est tellement d'elle de choisir une robe comme ça.
To emphasize an action or quality that is characteristic of her.
She did something special again; that's so her.
Elle a encore fait quelque chose de spécial, c'est d'elle ça.