These forms are not conjugatable, although the " pusdalyvis " has feminine and masculine genders for both singular and plural.
12.
The animate gender would then later, after the separation of the Anatolian languages, have developed into the feminine and masculine genders.
13.
This means that for an entire mixed group of objects belonging to masculine and feminine genders, the masculine gender is used.
14.
According to Kindlon and Thompson, boys lack the ability to understand and express emotions productively because of the stress imposed by masculine gender roles.
15.
When the definite article " der " appears, in contrast, it shows masculine gender, which means the weak ending "-e " appears on the adjective.
16.
Wallace concludes that " it is difficult to find " any " text in which ?????? is grammatically referred to with the masculine gender ".
17.
The specific epithet " cellulolyticus " derives from New Latin noun " cellulosum ", cellulose; New Latin masculine gender adjective " cellulolyticus ", cellulose-dissolving .)
18.
They are always of masculine gender; loanwords ending in-a are typically of the e-declension class ( feminine ); neuter nouns are basically a closed class.
19.
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.
20.
The name " Amberis " is a pormanteau of the English word " Amber " and the Lithuanian nominative case masculine gender ending " is ".
