she/her
0 antonyms and opposites of she/her, grouped by meaning.
Noun phrase — A set of personal pronouns a person uses for themselves, given so that others know to refer to them as she and her. Commonly stated in introductions, email signatures and social media profiles.
How to use she/her
The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.
Neutral and now standard in workplace and academic settings.
Etymology
From a common format for specifying feminine pronouns in online profiles.
Full origin of she/her →Frequently asked questions
What does she/her mean in a bio?
It tells you the pronouns that person uses, so you refer to them as she and her rather than guessing. Sharing pronouns is often done by everyone in a workplace or group, not only by trans people, precisely so nobody is singled out.
What is the difference between she/her and she/they?
She/her means only feminine pronouns. She/they means both are acceptable, though many people who use it have a preference or expect a mix, and it is fine to ask which they would rather hear.
Do only women use she/her?
No. Any person whose pronouns are she and her may state them, including trans women, non-binary people and cis women, and stating them is simply about how you should be referred to.