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What is the origin of idiom your

The idiom "your" itself doesn't have an origin story in the way that other idioms do. It's simply the possessive pronoun "your", which is a core part of the English language.

It's possible you're thinking of a specific idiom that includes "your", but you haven't provided the full phrase.

If you can tell me the full idiom, I can help you understand its origin. For example:

* "Your guess is as good as mine": This idiom likely emerged in the late 19th century as a way to express uncertainty or lack of knowledge.

* "Your time is up": This phrase originated in the context of time limits, particularly in games, competitions, or speeches.

Please provide the full idiom, and I'll be happy to explain its origin!

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