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feminine adj 1 typically belonging or relating to, or characteristic of, a woman. 2 having or reflecting qualities considered typical of a woman, effeminate. 3 grammar (abbreviation f. or fem.) in some languages: belonging or relating to the gender into which most words for human and animal females fall, along with many other nouns. Compare common gender, masculine, neuter. noun, grammar 1 the feminine gender. 2 a word belonging to this gender. femininely adverb. femininity noun.
ETYMOLOGY: 14c: from Latin feminina, diminutive of femina woman.

feminine adj 1 typically belonging or relating to, or characteristic of, a woman. 2 having or reflecting qualities considered typical of a woman, effeminate. 3 grammar (abbreviation f. or fem.) in some languages: belonging or relating to the gender into which most words for human and animal females fall, along with many other nouns. Compare common gender, masculine, neuter. noun, grammar 1 the feminine gender. 2 a word belonging to this gender. femininely adverb. femininity noun.
ETYMOLOGY: 14c: from Latin feminina, diminutive of femina woman.

feminine adj 1 typically belonging or relating to, or characteristic of, a woman. 2 having or reflecting qualities considered typical of a woman, effeminate. 3 grammar (abbreviation f. or fem.) in some languages: belonging or relating to the gender into which most words for human and animal females fall, along with many other nouns. Compare common gender, masculine, neuter. noun, grammar 1 the feminine gender. 2 a word belonging to this gender. femininely adverb. femininity noun.
ETYMOLOGY: 14c: from Latin feminina, diminutive of femina woman.