Feminines [noun, adjective]

Do you not know that European feminines in all ranks of society—alack, even in our own!

Unlike the Accadians, who did not distinguish gender, the Semites divided all nouns into masculines and feminines.

Gender is indicated except in the case of masculine nouns ending in '-o' and feminines ending in '-a.'

Objects of fear and reverence would be usually masculines; and objects of love and desire feminines.

The masculines far outnumber the feminines, and the neuters contain only age, eye and are, ear.

There are no feminines or diminutives of those words, my dear.

It really seemed as if she was fitting out an army of feminines.

In Welsh—initials of feminines become light after the Articles.

In Irish—masculines are aspirated in the genitive and dative singular; feminines in the nominative and dative.

The Nouns themselves (to whatever class they may belong) are either masculines, feminines, or intermediates (neuter).