feminine in English
a feminine frilled blouse
To be sure, it may be the case, in a gender language, that male and female persons will be designated by nouns of masculine and feminine gender, respectively.
the association of the arts with the feminine
Use "feminine" in a sentence
1. Convincing translate: convincente, convincente [masculine-feminine], convincente [masculine-feminine]
2. Autodidacto (feminine autodidacta, masculine plural Autodidactos, feminine plural autodidactas)
3. chanteur (feminine singular Chanteuse, masculine plural chanteurs, feminine plural Chanteuses)
4. Compelling translate: convincente, fascinante, emocionante [masculine-feminine], convincente [masculine-feminine…
5. Beethoveniano (feminine singular beethoveniana, masculine plural Beethoveniani, feminine plural Beethoveniane)
6. Adolescent (feminine singular Adolescente, masculine plural adolescents, feminine plural Adolescentes)
7. Apologetico ( feminine apologetica, masculine plural apologetici, feminine plural apologetiche ) apologetic.
8. Battu m (feminine singular Battue, masculine plural battus, feminine plural …
9. Blocado m (feminine singular Blocada, masculine plural blocados, feminine plural Blocadas)
10. Augustal ( feminine singular Augustale, masculine plural augustaux, feminine plural Augustales ) Augustan.
11. Aficionado (feminine aficionada, masculine plural aficionados, feminine plural Aficionadas) fond; amateur; Noun
12. Bavarois (feminine singular Bavaroise, masculine plural bavarois, feminine plural Bavaroises) Bavarian; Noun
13. Battu m (feminine singular battue, masculine plural battus, feminine plural Battues…
14. Convalescent (feminine singular Convalescente, masculine plural Convalescents, feminine plural Convalescentes) Convalescent; Noun
15. Aviador m (plural Aviadores, feminine Aviadora, feminine plural Aviadoras) aviator; Related terms
16. Aficionado (feminine Aficionada, masculine plural aficionados, feminine plural Aficionadas) fond; amateur; Noun
17. Abyssal (feminine singular Abyssale, masculine plural abyssaux, feminine plural Abyssales) abyssal; Derived terms
18. Aristocratico (feminine singular aristocratica, masculine plural aristocratici, feminine plural Aristocratiche) aristocratic; Derived terms
19. Afirmativo m ( feminine singular afirmativa, masculine plural Afirmativos, feminine plural afirmativas, comparable ) affirmative
20. Bavarois (feminine singular Bavaroise, masculine plural Bavarois, feminine plural Bavaroises) Bavarian; Noun
21. Backslash translate: barra invertida, barra diagonal invertida [feminine], diagonal invertida [feminine], barra…
22. Anodin ( feminine singular Anodine, masculine plural anodins, feminine plural Anodines ) ( pharmacology) anodyne
23. Amoroso (feminine amorosa, masculine plural amorosi, feminine plural amorose) amorous, loving; Noun
24. Antidemocratico (feminine singular antidemocratica, masculine plural antidemocratici, feminine plural Antidemocratiche) antidemocratic; Derived terms
25. Singular plural masculine neuter feminine masculine neuter feminine nominative/ accusative indefinite Anorganic: Anorganică
26. Acceptant (feminine singular Acceptante, masculine plural Acceptants, feminine plural Acceptantes) Acceptant; Latin Verb
27. Citato (feminine singular citata, masculine plural citati, feminine plural citate) quoted; cited summoned; Anagrams
28. Transgastrische Appendektomie {feminine} volume_up
29. Belat m ( feminine belada, masculine plural Belats, feminine plural belades ) past participle of belar.
30. Begut (feminine beguda, masculine plural Beguts, feminine plural begudes) drunk, intoxicated Synonym: embriac; Verb
31. Ana Alcazar – uniquely feminine
32. Biterrés m (feminine singular Biterresa, masculine plural Biterreses, feminine plural Biterresas) ()
33. Autocratico (feminine singular autocratica, masculine plural autocratici, feminine plural autocratiche) autocratic; Derived terms
34. Amoral (feminine singular Amorale, masculine plural amoraux, feminine plural Amorales) amoral; Related terms
35. Abbatial (feminine singular Abbatiale, masculine plural abbatiaux, feminine plural Abbatiales) Abbatial; Derived terms
36. Battu (feminine singular Battue, masculine plural battus, feminine plural Battues) beaten C'est un homme battu
37. Battu (feminine singular battue, masculine plural battus, feminine plural Battues) beaten C'est un homme battu
38. Ascitic m or n (feminine singular Ascitică, masculine plural Ascitici, feminine and neuter plural Ascitice)
39. Chinois (feminine singular Chinoise, masculine plural Chinois, feminine plural Chinoises) Chinese (relating to China)
40. Artisanal (feminine singular Artisanale, masculine plural artisanaux, feminine plural Artisanales) Artisanal (often derogatory) makeshift
41. Suddenly flowers are feminine?
42. Coxal (feminine singular Coxale, masculine plural coxaux, feminine plural Coxales) sciatic (pertaining to the hip)
43. Antepenultim m or n (feminine singular antepenultimă, masculine plural antepenultimi, feminine and neuter plural Antepenultime)
44. Bhikku, bikkhu, bhikshu, bhiksu; bhikkhuni (feminine - a Buddhist nun) bhikshuni (feminine - a Buddhist nun) Etymology
45. Anomal (feminine singular Anomale, masculine plural anomaux, feminine plural Anomales) (sciences, grammar) Anomalous; Usage notes
46. Confederativo (feminine singular confederativa, masculine plural confederativi, feminine plural Confederative) federative , federal , confederal Related terms [ edit ]
47. Conjurer (plural Conjurers, feminine conjuress)
48. Afrofuturism and the Feminine Wave
49. Alibi translate: coartada, coartada [feminine]
50. Coincidence translate: Coincidencia, Coincidencia [feminine]