'une panthère' is a feminine noun in French - even when it's a male panther.
You would call a group of panthers a leap. However, panthers are usually alone and do not roam in groups.
a male panther
If it's a female, yes. If it's a male, no.
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male
A male panther is simply called a panther. A female panther is called a she-panther and a baby panther is called a cub.
Panther is a generic term that applies to lions, tigers, leopards, snow leopards and jaguars, all of which belong to the Panthera genus. To which panther were you referring?
One has external reproductive organs and the other doesn't.
male
If it's penis is big enough and she is pleased
Ami for a male or amie for a female. Or copain for a male or copine for a female.
The noun, poisson, is masculine. The creature however is male or female.
In French-speaking countries, a male is referred to as "un homme" and a female is referred to as "une femme." The nationality of both a male and a female in French-speaking countries would be "français" for a man and "française" for a woman.
feminine
Yannic is a male name (French)
In French, "Michele" can be both a male or female name. When spelled "Michèle" with an accent, it is typically a female name, and when spelled "Michel" without an accent, it is commonly a male name.
a male panther