Mirandese:Gender

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Indo-European Italic pt.png Northeastern Portugal Extended Latin

Mirandese, like many Romance languages, has two genders: masculine and feminine. Genders help to determine grammatical items such as adjective and article agreement.

Masculine Feminine Masculine (plural) Feminine (plural)
Definite article l la, l’ ls las
Indefinite article un ũa uns ũas
Adjective (-o) amarielho amarielha amarielhos amarielhas

Below are examples listed for each permutation of gender.

Noun (English) Noun (Mirandese) Definite Indefinite buôno
Masculine path, route camino l camino un camino camino buôno
Feminine (noun starting with a consonant) door puôrta la puôrta ũa puôrta puôrta buôna
Feminine (noun starting with a vowel) adventure abintura l’abintura ũa abintura abintura buôna
Masculine (plural) horses cabalhos ls cabalhos uns cabalhos cabalhos buônos
Feminine (plural) words palabras las palabras ũas palabras palabras buônas
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