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Dipiù
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Masculine ~ Feminine
| Masculine | Feminine |
|---|---|
| Adjectives | |
| blasé | blasée |
| blond | blonde |
| brunet | brunette |
| emeritus | emerita |
| handsome | beautiful |
| naïf | naïve |
| petit | petite |
| Nouns | |
| abbot | abbess |
| actor | actress |
| alumni | alumnae |
| alumnus | alumna |
| bachelor | spinster |
| baron | baroness |
| boy | girl |
| bridegroom or groom | bride |
| brother | sister |
| chairman | chairwoman |
| chanson | chanteuse |
| comedian | comedienne |
| confidant | confidante |
| count or earl | countess |
| duke | duchess |
| editor | editrix |
| emeritus | emerita |
| emperor | empress |
| enchanter | enchantress |
| father | mother |
| fiance | fiancee |
| god | goddess |
| headmaster | headmistress |
| heir | heiress |
| hero | heroine |
| host | hostess |
| hunter | huntress |
| husband | wife |
| inventor | inventrix |
| king | queen |
| lad or laddie | lass or lassie |
| landlord | landlady |
| lord | lady |
| male | female |
| man | woman |
| manservant | maidservant |
| marquis or marquess | marquise or marchioness |
| masseur | masseuse |
| master | mistress |
| monk | nun |
| nephew | niece |
| poet | poetess |
| postmaster | postmistress |
| priest | priestess |
| prince | princess |
| progenitor | progenitrix |
| protégé | protégée |
| provocateur | provocatrix |
| seducer | seductress |
| sempster or seamster | seamstress |
| shepherd | shepherdess |
| sir | madam or ma'am |
| sire | dam |
| son | daughter |
| songster | songstress |
| sorcerer | sorceress |
| steward | stewardess |
| tempter | temptress |
| testator | testatrix |
| tutor | governess |
| uncle | aunt |
| victor | victrix |
| waiter | waitress |
| widower | widow |
| witch | wizard |
| Animals | |
| billy | nanny (used of goats) |
| boar | sow (used of pigs and bears) |
| buck | doe (used of deer and rabbits) |
| bull | cow |
| bullock or steer | heifer |
| colt | filly |
| dog | bitch |
| drake | duck |
| fox | vixen |
| gander | goose |
| hart or stag | hind |
| jack | jenny or jennet (used of donkeys) |
| lion | lioness |
| ram | ewe |
| rooster | hen |
| stallion | mare |
| tiger | tigress |
Rime
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North American 2-letter postal codes
Canada AB BC MB NB NL NT NS NU ON PE QC SK YT
United States AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY
AS GU MP PR VI UM
FM MH PN
Mexico AG BN BS CM CP CH CI CL DU GJ GR HG JA MX MC MR NA NN OA PU QE QR SL SI SO TB TM TL VE YU ZA CX
Gancanagh
A gancanagh (/ɡænˈkænə/) (from Irish geancánach 'fairy cobbler'.[1] Geancánach itself could derive from geancachán 'snub-nosed',[2] or from píopa geancánaigh 'acorn bowl'.[3] A derivation from gean-cánach 'love talker',[4] has been discredited by linguists.)