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What is the Origin of by your own

The phrase "by your own" is not a common phrase in standard English. It's likely a typo or a misunderstanding of a more common phrase.

Possible Meanings and Corrections:

* By yourself: This means alone or without help from others. Example: "Can you do this by yourself?"

* On your own: Similar to "by yourself," this means independently or without assistance. Example: "She's going to start her own business on her own."

* By your own doing: This phrase indicates that something is a result of someone's own actions. Example: "He lost his job by his own doing."

* Of your own: This indicates something is created or belonging to someone personally. Example: "This is a painting of your own."

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