Sentence examples for feminine forms from inspiring English sources

"Girls have more leeway to explore masculine forms than boys have to explore feminine forms".

Students practise masculine and feminine forms of adjectives and their position in a sentence.

Codex may have belonged to a woman given the presence of feminine forms and decorations.

Some have argued that English has certain properties — a flexible grammar, a lack of masculine and feminine forms — that make it easier to learn, and thus to export.

Unlike Spanish, Italian has not been altered by the change in relations between the sexes, so the words for positions of authority – chief, minister, lawyer and so on – have no have feminine forms.

One woman in a hijab went to the chalkboard to write words in their masculine and feminine forms: "ish" and "isha" (man and woman); "tov" and "tovah" (good); "katav" and "katvah" (past tense for "write").

Luciano Minguzzi admired the amply proportioned feminine form.

The feminine form is maharani (maharanee).

But the Italian edition uses the feminine form of prostitute.

"Nagala," of course, was simply the feminine form of "Naga".

"It's about the exaggeration of the feminine form".