"Gender is a person's innate sense of themself as being male or female, which may differ from their biological sex." (Washington DC Childrens Hospital) For a thorough explanation see http://www.answers.com/gender?cat=health
The term is gender. Gender refers to the social and cultural roles, behaviors, and identities that society attributes to being male or female.
There are no male and female viruses. Viruses do not reproduce sexually and so do not have gender.
The term that defines a person based on their biological sex is "cisgender." This term refers to individuals whose gender identity aligns with the sex they were assigned at birth.
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What do you mean by the term "gender"? Elements are not classed by "gender".
It is another term for gender inequality. It means that men and women don't have equal access to power, prestige, and property.
There is no gender neutral term, as the word "girl" in and of itself indicates gender. Laya or Dalya are fairly interchangeable.
It describes individuals who are neither man nor woman, by their will or any social means
Yes, the noun chief is gender neutral, a common gender noun.
The feminine term for mediator can be "mediatrix." This term is used to refer specifically to a female mediator, often in contexts where gender distinction is emphasized. In general usage, however, "mediator" is a gender-neutral term and can apply to individuals of any gender.
Pony is the term used to describe a horse under 14.2 hands high. If it is any higher, it is a horse. The term has nothing to do with age or gender.
The term is gender. Gender refers to the social and cultural roles, behaviors, and identities that society attributes to being male or female.
The term "house" does not have a gender in the traditional sense, as it is an inanimate object. In languages with grammatical gender, "house" may be assigned a gender (e.g., feminine in French: "maison"). However, in English, it simply exists as a neutral term without a direct opposite gender.
The common gender noun for womankind or mankind is humankind.
Any gender with any other gender can be in a relationship
The feminine gender of "usher" is typically "usherette." However, in many contexts, the term "usher" is used for both males and females, as it has become a gender-neutral term in modern usage.