Shiva.
In English there are no masculine or feminine forms. English uses gender specific nouns for male or female.The noun for a female deity is goddess.The noun for a male deity is god.The noun 'god' is a common noun as a general term for any deity or any person or thing to which excessive attention is given.The noun 'God' as a proper noun is a word for a specific deity.
In French, "demi-frère" is masculine. It translates to "half-brother" in English. The term "demi-" is a prefix meaning "half," and since "frère" (brother) is a masculine noun, "demi-frère" also takes a masculine form.
Half are male and half are female. Otherwise, wallabies could not reproduce.
God: A ageless immortal male deity. Goddess: A ageless immortal female deity. Hero: a male mortal or half mortal half god, whom the people of earth take a interest in for the good he does.
A saytr, or half man half goat. They are often described as the children or servants of Dionysus, god of wine.
Mezza bianca e mezza nera in the feminine and mezzo bianco e mezzo nero in the masculine are Italian equivalents of the English phrase "half white and half black".Specifically, the feminine adjective mezza and the masculine mezzo mean "half". The feminine adjective bianca and the masculine bianco mean "white". The conjunction e means "and". The feminine adjective nera and the masculine nero translate as "white".The pronunciation will be "MED-dza BYAN-ka e MED-dza NE-ra" in the feminine and "MED-dza BYAN-ko e MED-dza NE-ro" in the masculine.
Goddess
Depending on how it's used, diēs can be either masculine or feminine. According to the Oxford Latin Dictionary, it is generally masculine, but "frequently or usually" feminine when it is personified as a deity, when it refers to a specific day (e.g., the date of a letter, or an appointed day for business), when it refers to the passing of time, "and occasionally elsewhere." Gildersleeve's Latin Grammar further notes that although diēs is "common" (i.e., both masculine and feminine) in the singular, it is masculine in the plural.
Mezza mezza in the feminine and mezzo mezzo in the masculine are Italian equivalents of the English phrase "half and half." Context makes clear which form suits even though the second example tends to be selected when in doubt. The respective pronunciations will be "MED-dza MED-dza" in the feminine and "MED-dzo MED-dzo" in the masculine in Italian.
Apollo is considered to be a Greek deity, not a Trojan deity.
The god of fortune is the Babylonian Deity Gad, pronounced Gawd, see the Strong's concordance Hebrew #1408 Pronounc: gad Strong: H1408 Orig: a variation of 1409; Fortune, a Babylonian deity:--that troop. H1409 Use: TWOT-313e Proper Name Masculine GR Strong: G1140 G1142 Gad = "god of fortune" 1) a Babylonian deity Pronounc: gawd Strong: H1409 Orig: from 1464 (in the sense of distributing); fortune:--troop. H1464 Use: TWOT-313d Noun Masculine GR Strong: 1) fortune, good fortune http://www.hubpages.com/hub/biblenames
Because they are the masculine half of the team, and they play the active role, doing the penetrating.