What is the feminine gender of billy?

Answer 1

Vixen

Answer 2

In English there are no masculine or feminine forms. English uses gender specific nouns for male or female.

The noun 'billy' is an alternate noun for a male goat.

The alternate noun for a female goat is 'nanny'.

The noun 'Billy' (capital B) is a nickname for the name William or Bill. These names are traditionally a male name but not exclusively.

Answer 3

The feminine gender of "billy" is "nanny." In English grammar, certain animal names have specific feminine counterparts, such as billy-goat and nanny-goat. The term "nanny" is used to refer to a female goat, while "billy" is used to refer to a male goat. It is important to note that not all animal names have distinct feminine and masculine forms.

Answer 4

Yes. Billy may be seen with middle names such as Joe and Ray. The spelling Billie often (but not always) indicates a female given name. It is sometimes seen with middle names such as Sue and Jean.

Answer 5

The usual spelling is "Billie", as a nickname or given name, but either "Billie" or "Billy" may be part of a combined female name such as Billie Jo, Billie Jean, or Billie Sue.