लिंग-भेद-द्योतक इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

In Iwaidja, this form extended to the masculine and feminine, so that gender distinctions were lost, and the prefix disappeared, leaving only the consonant mutation—a situation perhaps unique in Australia, but not unlike that of the Celtic languages.

Thus, the situation in these areas resembles that of English, although there is still a distinction among inanimate nouns between common hij and neuter het (English uses it for both, having lost all gender distinctions in almost all inanimate nouns, with few exceptions such as ships, aircraft, buildings and countries).

O-mitz decides to drop the traditional gender distinction before her name and calls herself Mitz.

There is no gender distinction, hence the word for 'he' or 'she' is the same, 'a'.

No gender distinction in basilect varieties).

him, her (no gender distinction in basilect varieties).