- oneself, himself, herself, itself
“ne ignorando regem semet ipse aperiret quis esset” — lest his ignorance of the king would reveal who he was
“regressusque et pro muris, modo semet adflictando, modo singulos nomine ciens, praemiis vocans, seditionem coeptabat” — and from the walls after having returned, now beating himself on the chest, now rousing individuals by name, calling on them with rewards, he attempted to raise a mutiny
Formaesēmet(canonical) · -(nominative, singular) · -(nominative, plural) · suīmet(genitive, singular) · suīmet(genitive, plural) · sibimet(dative, singular) · sibimet(dative, plural) · sēmet(accusative, singular) · sēmet(accusative, plural) · sēmet(ablative, singular) · sēmet(ablative, plural) · -(singular, vocative) · -(plural, vocative)
Fons: Vicitionarium