"female relative"
Your female relatives are your aunts, neices, sisters, grandmas, etc.
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The term is "casada" (married, feminine)
The feminine term for a tutor is "tutoress."
Countess is the feminine term
The correct term is "la ventana," as "ventana" is a feminine noun in Spanish. Therefore, it is used with the feminine article "la."
The term "hardworking" can be made feminine by simply using it to describe a female subject, as English adjectives do not change with gender. For example, you can say "She is a hardworking woman." In other languages, such as Spanish, "trabajadora" is the feminine form of "trabajador," which means hardworking.
In French, "l'auto" is feminine. The full term is "la voiture," which also refers to a car and is feminine as well. When using articles, you would say "une auto" for "a car" and "l'auto" for "the car."
Victorien for a first name masculine and a masculine adjective relative to Victorian period in England Victorine for a first name feminine Victorienne for a feminine adjective relative to Victorian period in England
Yes, the term "pomme" is feminine in French. It means "apple" and is used with feminine articles and adjectives, such as "la pomme" (the apple). In French, nouns are gendered, and "pomme" is categorized as a feminine noun.
sweat and its feminine
Poetess.
Poetess
Landlady