lonesome



on (one's) lonesome

Completely alone. Primarily heard in UK. My friends have all gone on holiday and left me here on my lonesome. You can't leave a boy that young on his lonesome! He needs to be supervised all the time!
See also: lonesome, on

all by (one's) lonesome

Completely alone. My roommate left town for the weekend, so I'm here all by my lonesome.
See also: all, lonesome

all by one's lonesome

Rur. all alone; by oneself. Mary's folks went out and left her all by her lonesome.
See also: all, lonesome

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Stribog-Slavic Mythology
BertramBUR-trəm (English), BER-trahm (German)English, German, Ancient Germanic
RodRAHDEnglish
Muir-Scottish
Eustaquioe-oo-STAH-kyo (Spanish)Spanish, Portuguese
Adalbertoah-dahl-BER-to (Italian, Spanish), ə-dəl-BER-too (Portuguese)Italian, Spanish, Portuguese