What are some feminine Spanish words?

Here are some rules for identifying feminine nouns.

• Generally, words ending in -A: la silla, la manzana, la mesa.
• Ending in -CIÓN, -SIÓN, -ZÓN: la canción, la pasión, la razón (exceptions: el corazón, el buzón)
• Words ending in -DAD and -TAD: la felicidad, la amistad, la verdad.
• Ending in -EZ and -TRIZ: la vejez, la actriz.

Are words that end in R masculine or feminine Spanish?

If a noun ends in “r,” it’s probably going to be masculine. Some of the common words would be el amor, el color, el error, el favor, el mar, el pulgar, and el valor. Some exceptions are la flor and la labor.

What letters are feminine in Spanish?

In addition to the general rule that nouns ending in an –a are feminine, another feminine ending is the letter –d. Typically, a word that ends in –dad, –tad, or –tud will be feminine. Notice that most of these words have English equivalents that end in – ty.

How do you tell if a Spanish word is masculine or feminine?

Masculine nouns are used with articles like el or un and have adjectives that end in -o, while female nouns use the articles la or una and have adjectives that end in -a. To know if a noun is masculine or feminine, you should look to see what letter(s) the word ends with.

Is Papel masculine or feminine?

Yes, usually. It is masculine el papel.

What is the feminine version of joven?

el	the
joven	young young person
feminine	no direct translation

What do feminine nouns end with?

All the nouns ending in a double consonant + e are usually feminine.

Is la gente feminine or masculine?

One way of translating the word people in Italian is gente (feminine, plural: genti).

Is Padre masculine or feminine?

male
Your father is your male parent.

What is the feminine form of Alto?

Variations

number	feminine	masculine
plural	alte	alti
singular	alta	alto

What is the feminine version of El Pasajero?

Meanings of “feminine of pasajero” in Spanish English Dictionary : 2 result(s)

	Category	Spanish
Common
1	Common	pasajera [f]
2	Common	pasajera [adj]

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