masculine gender

A specimen of the masculine gender in the human being!

This African origins are true at least in the masculine gender.

The masculine gender role in the West has become more malleable since the 1950s.

They feel that the masculine gender variants should be used, even when the professional in question is female.

In popular description, the first two genders are often covered under common masculine gender.

Both euro and cent in Croatian are of masculine gender.

"Because they know enough about our customs to know that masculine gender means the head of the house.

"But only when it is of masculine gender!"

They found three mechanisms of masculinity that accompany masculine gender role often result in emotional stress.

In German, for example, accusative case is always overt on arguments with masculine gender.

(The Sindhu is a special case, having feminine or masculine gender).

But notice that when I speak through the interpreter, I'll use masculine gender."

Nicolosi's intervention plans involve conditioning a man to a traditional masculine gender role.

Only when I woke did the brief transition in the masculine gender leave me as puzzled as everything else.

There stood the other robot, and it was not a maintenance machine, but a humanoid specimen, of masculine gender.

Notably with persons of the masculine gender.

No conclusion can be drawn from the masculine gender of the associated words in the same verse, since they apply also to the male Andronicus.

This resulted in the anomaly of a river with masculine gender: all other Rigvedic rivers are female.

The masculine gender sense of purakhu in the Mantra is found in a verse like the following.

Case distinctions, at least in the masculine gender, were marked on both the definite article and on the noun itself.

Sometimes it is given the masculine gender:

It seems that precedent and tradition hallow the masculine gender, alone deemed fit to wield sovereignty.

"Who ever invented the masculine gender, Maggie?"

The word for moon and month (olapa) carries the masculine gender form 'ol' in the prefix.