It's a feminine object, but its density, and maybe the patina of it, has a masculine quality.
My fan bag might have a novelty aspect, but it's taken from a beautiful feminine object.
A characteristic feature of the Ket verb is its succinct complexity, involving such categories as gender, animateness, and type of event; for instance, t-k-it-n-a 'I carved it up,' which consists of t- 'I,' the verbal complex -k-…-a 'cut up (carve, split) into pieces once,' -it- (feminine object marker 'her, it'), and -n- (past-completed tense).
Bottoms don't have to be feminine, passive objects who show off their backsides all the time and wouldn't dream of asking anyone to pleasure their dicks.
"It's interesting [that], when it got named as a feminine sexual object, all the hate came out – real hate.
Te is an object pronoun used for the singular, familiar version of "you," "tú." Note that if you want to use this phrase with someone you are not familiar with, you would need to change "te" to "lo" (masculine) or "la" (feminine), the object pronouns for the formal version of "you," "usted".
The attested languages do not show a distinct dual number, a grammatical form specifically indicating two objects or feminine gender.
However, because the genders are also associated with rough semantic distinctions of shape (masculine with long, narrow objects and feminine with short, broad, round objects), specificity, and countability, inanimate nouns may be more naturally assigned to one rather than the other gender.
She's about to request something, and to do so she must appear smaller, more "feminine," and thus an object to be protected, not criticized.
Implicitly vaginal, these seeming products of phallic ambition become objects of oceanic, feminine mystery.
