What are the four genders of noun and the definition?

Answer 1

The gender for nouns are:

• male, a word for a male person or animal, for example:

man, father, uncle, son, brother, priest, king, bull, rooster, ram, buck

• female, a word for a female person or animal, for example:

woman, mother, aunt, daughter, sister, nun, queen, cow, hen, ewe, doe

• common, a word for a person or animal of either gender, for example:

teacher, employee, boss, doctor, neighbor, friend, cattle, bear, snake

• neuter, an inanimate object that has no gender, for example:

house, street, hope, car, mountain, wisdom, bread, box, knowledge

Answer 2

The four genders of nouns are masculine, feminine, common, and neuter. Masculine nouns refer to male beings or objects, feminine nouns refer to female beings or objects, common nouns can refer to both male or female beings or objects, and neuter nouns refer to things that are neither male nor female.