0 with qualities considered typical of women -- feminin
1 in grammar, relating to the form of the word associated with females -- hunkjønns-
2 of a woman -- kvinnelig, feminin
a feminine voice.
3 with all the essential qualities of a woman -- kvinnelig, feminin
She was a very feminine person.
4 in certain languages, of one of usually two or three genders of nouns etc. -- hunkjønns-
Scenes like these consolidated a conventional association between laments and the feminine voice.
The marginalised subject-position of the woman, however, reveals the pivotal role of the feminine in the narcissistic constructions of male desire and the male self.
Given statistical evidence that has shown a very strong dispreference for basilectal variants in the feminine subcategories, this order seems highly unlikely.
Such lines are termed feminine; otherwise a line is masculine.
In the poems from this third group, feminine historical memory domesticates the inevitable disruptive effects of time, violence, and death.
A noun is "masculine," "feminine," or "neuter" because it belongs to a set of nouns that use a particular set of agreement markers.
The web of these associations constitutes an artistic reflection on the sensibility and experience of the feminine in a patriarchal society.
These feminine features were comprehensively altered100 to masculine forms in a late-eleventh- or early-twelfth-century hand (or hands).
