Gender of Noun in English | Masculine and Feminine

In grammar, the gender of a noun refers to whether a noun is classified as masculine, feminine, or sometimes neutral.

Gender in English:

Unlike some languages (like French or Spanish) where all nouns have gender, English is mostly gender-neutral. However, some nouns still indicate gender, especially for people and animals.

Examples:

Masculine: man, boy, father, king, actor

Feminine: woman, girl, mother, queen, actress

Neutral/Common: teacher, doctor, child, student.


In this video, we explore gender-specific nouns in English, listing common masculine and feminine words. While English is mostly gender-neutral, some words still have gender distinctions. Watch to learn more!

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Disclaimer:
This list is for educational purposes only. Language evolves, and many gendered terms are now considered outdated or replaced with gender-neutral alternatives.


This video is based on our own research and knowledge thus, may not be 100% accurate.

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Дата на публикация: 13 март, 2025
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