In the Kannada grammar, Reflexive Pronouns are known as ‘Aatmaanepadiya Sarvanaamagalu’. These are the pronouns that usually get reflected back to the subject. Reflexive pronouns in Kannada always have to agree with the subject’s gender, number, and person. They are often used to emphasize that the subject of the sentence is also the object. For example, in phrases like ‘She prepares herself for the competition’, ‘He blames himself for the mistake’, the reflexive pronouns ‘herself’ and ‘himself’ are used and they refer back to the subjects ‘She’ and ‘He’.
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