Mediator
Female=mediatrix
Female=mediatrix
The text "Alleluia O virga mediatrix" praises the figure of the Virgin Mary. The term "virga mediatrix" translates to "mediating rod," which is a metaphor for Mary as a mediator between humanity and divinity.
The term "mediatrix" is typically used in a feminine context, referring to a female intermediary or mediator. It is often associated with religious contexts, particularly in Catholicism, where it describes the Virgin Mary as a mediator between humanity and God. In contrast, the male equivalent is "mediator." Thus, "mediatrix" is inherently gendered as female.
In Catholic theology, a Mediatrix is a title given to the Virgin Mary, as she is believed to intercede on behalf of humanity before God. Mary is seen as a mediator of grace and prayers between humans and God.
a feast day for the Virgin Mary... I think...
Masculine
There is no opposite gendered term since it is neutral.
It is masculine.
The word "jardin" is masculine in French.
Mark I. Miravalle has written: 'Meet Mary' 'Mary' -- subject(s): Coredemption, Mediation, Middelaarschap (theologie) 'Mary coredemptrix, mediatrix, advocate' -- subject(s): Coredemption, Mediation, Middelaarschap (theologie) 'Introduction to Mary' -- subject(s): Devotion to, Theology 'Mary; Coredemptrix, Mediatrix, Advocate Theological Foundations'
masculine