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Victor Porton: /* Some examples */

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Some examples

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	Names of cities and countries are feminine.		Names of cities and countries are feminine.

	==Some examples==		==Some examples of nouns==

	[[Hebrew:עוף\|עוף]] - a bird (masculine).		[[Hebrew:עוף\|עוף]] - a bird (masculine).

Victor Porton at 21:14, 6 July 2016

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	Names of cities and countries are feminine.		Names of cities and countries are feminine.

			==Some examples==

			[[Hebrew:עוף\|עוף]] - a bird (masculine).

			[[Hebrew:מיץ\|מיץ]] - squeezing, pressing, wringing (masculine), ''an abstract concept''.

			[[Hebrew:יבשה\|יבשה]] - dry ground (ends with ה and is feminine, as usual for words with this last letter).

			[[Hebrew:ארץ\|ארץ]] - country, earth (female despite does not end with ה or ת); with definite article (see below) means "Earth".

			[[Hebrew:עדן\|עדן]] - Eden (feminine as any geographical name).

Faithfulltrav at 05:37, 29 February 2016

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	The following is a rule (but there are many exceptions from this rule):		The following is a rule (but there are many exceptions from this rule):
	*a noun ending with ה or ת is feminine;		*a noun ending with ה or ת is feminine;
	*the rest nouns are masculine;		*the rest of the nouns are masculine;

	Names of cities and countries are feminine.		Names of cities and countries are feminine.

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There are two grammatical genders: male and female.

The following is a rule (but there are many exceptions from this rule):
*a noun ending with ה or ת is feminine;
*the rest nouns are masculine;

Names of cities and countries are feminine.