100 Examples of Masculine and Feminine Gender List

100 Examples of Masculine and Feminine Gender List! Gender is an essential aspect of any language, and it plays a crucial role in how we communicate about people, animals, and objects. In English, we often use different terms to describe the masculine and feminine genders of animals/humans. These terms can help us differentiate between male and female animals, and they can also help us to communicate more effectively.

In this article, we have compiled a list of 100 examples of masculine and feminine gender terms for different animals/humans. This list includes some of the most commonly used terms for a wide variety of animals, from lions and tigers to rabbits and squirrels. By exploring this list, you can learn more about how gender is expressed in the English language and deepen your understanding of the animal kingdom.

So whether you’re a language learner, an animal lover, or simply curious about the world around you, read on to discover 100 examples of masculine and feminine gender terms for different animals!

What is the masculine and feminine in English?

Masculine nouns are words for men, boys, and male animals. Feminine nouns are words for women, girls, and female animals.  Masculine and feminine are important in English Vocabulary and you must have to learn some of these important nouns of gender to streamline your English speaking.

100 Examples of Masculine and Feminine Gender List

Here is the list of 100 examples of masculine and feminine gender list:

Masculine – Feminine

1. Abbot – abbess
2. Actor – actress
3. Author-authoress
4. Bachelor-spinster
5. Baron – baroness
6. Benefactor – benefactress
7. Boy-girl
8. Bridegroom-bride
9. Brother – sister
10. Bull – cow
11. Bull-calf – cow-calf
12. Cock – hen
13. Cock-sparrow – hen-sparrow
14. Conductor-conductress
15. Count – countess
16. Count-countess
17. Czar – czarina
18. Czar-czarina
19. Dad-mum
20. Daddy-mummy
21. Drake – duck
22. Drone – bee
23. Duke – duchess
24. Duke-duchess
25. Emperor – empress
26. Enchanter – enchantress
27. Father – mother
28. Gander – goose
29. Gentleman – lady
30. Giant – giantess
31. God-goddess
32. Grandfather – grandmother
33. Hart – roe
34. He-goat – she-goat
35. Heir – heiress
36. Heir-heiress
37. Hero – heroine
38. Hero-heroine
39. Host – hostess
40. Host-hostess
41. Hunter – huntress
42. Husband – wife
43. Husband-wife
44. King – queen
45. Landlord – landlady
46. Lion – lioness
47. Lord – lady
48. Man – woman
49. Manservant – maidservant
50. Master – mistress
51. Master-mistress
52. Milkman – milkmaid
53. Monk – nun
54. Murderer-murderess
55. Nephew – Niece
56. Nephew-niece
57. Patron – patroness
58. Peacock – peahen
59. Peer – peeress
60. Poet-poetess
61. Policeman-policewoman
62. Priest – priestess
63. Prince-princess
64. Prophet – prophetess
65. Shepherd – shepherdess
66. Signor – signora
67. Sir – madam
68. Son-daughter
69. Songster – songstress
70. Stag – hind
71. Steward – stewardess
72. Sultan – sultana
73. Tempter – temptress
74. Tiger – tigress
75. Traitor – traitress
76. Uncle – aunt
77. Viscount – viscountess
78. Waiter – waitress
79. Wizard – witch
80. Lion – lioness
81. Tiger – tigress
82. Elephant – cow (feminine) / bull (masculine)
83. Horse – mare (feminine) / stallion (masculine)
84. Dog – bitch (feminine) / dog (masculine)
85. Cat – queen (feminine) / tomcat (masculine)
86. Goose – goose (feminine) / gander (masculine)
87. Duck – duck (feminine) / drake (masculine)
88. Chicken – hen (feminine) / rooster (masculine)
89. Peacock – peahen (feminine) / peacock (masculine)
90. Wolf – she-wolf (feminine) / wolf (masculine)
91. Bear – sow (feminine) / boar (masculine)
92. Deer – doe (feminine) / stag (masculine)
93. Fox – vixen (feminine) / fox (masculine)
94. Kangaroo – flyer (feminine) / boomer (masculine)
95. Penguin – hen (feminine) / rookery (masculine)
96. Giraffe – cow (feminine) / bull (masculine)
97. Zebra – mare (feminine) / stallion (masculine)
98. Kangaroo – doe (feminine) / buck (masculine)
99. Gorilla – female (feminine) / silverback (masculine)
100. Sheep – ewe (feminine) / ram (masculine)
101. Goat – nanny (feminine) / billy (masculine)
102. Rabbit – doe (feminine) / buck (masculine)
103. Squirrel – doe (feminine) / buck (masculine)
104. Otter – bitch (feminine) / dog (masculine)

Must Learn: List of Common Nouns

Animal Gender Noun List

Animals also have different nouns and names for the opposite gender, and here is a list of some animal gender nouns:

Common Gender Nouns List

There are some nouns that are both male and female and these nouns are called common gender nouns.

Examples

• Singer
• Sheep
• Relative
• Pupil
• President
• Pig
• Passenger
• Parent
• Owner
• Infant
• Guest
• Guardian
• Friend
• Deer
• Dancer
• Cousin
• Comrade
• Companion
• Child
• Cattle
• Cat
• Bird
• Baby
• Teacher
• Swan
• Student

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