Feminine and Masculine in Arabic Language How to know a masculine word in Arabic: There are two types of masculine words in Arabic 1-Real Masculine 2-Figurative Masculine The Real Masculine is what you can tell is Masculine like (Man, Lion) The Figurative Masculine is what you treat as a masculine like (Moon, night) The Feminine words are also two types, but more complicated: 1-Real Feminine 2-Figurative Feminine The Real Feminine is everything that it has a masculine and feminine with a spirit like (Woman, Lioness) The Figurative Feminine is everything that you treat like a female (Fire, War, Sun) The Feminine can be pronounce in three ways 1-Verbal 2-Incorporeal 3-Verbal Incorporeal The Verbal is a male name with علامة التأنيث Like: سمير=سميرة The Incorporeal is what it is a feminine even without having علامة التأنيث Which are ت , ة, ى , ا Like زينب, ام كلثوم The Verbal Incorporeal is a female name with علامة التانيث Like ريتا, سميرة, ندى, سعاد More Examples: شاعرة : Poetess شاعر :Poet يهودية : Jewess يهودي : Jew ممثلة : Actress ممثل : Actor 2- بإضافة كلمة مؤنثة: ابنة عم Girl Cousin ابن عم Boy Cousin جدَّة Grand Mother جدّ Grand Father صديقة Girl Friend صديق Boy Friend3- 3- بتغيير الكلمة : بنت Girl ولد Boy زوجة Wife زوج Husband امرأة Woman رجل Man

Oh my friend! This is a very complicated question with a complicated answer... Just for a start I can tell you that you know a word is feminine if it ends with ت,ة,ى,ا But if you'd like to learn about this in depth it will need a lot of time, I can help you with it. I will write down a few things for you and send it :)

hi غرف it's plural of غرفة and غرفة it's F so we used توجد لا توجد غرفة شاغرة plural لا توجد غرف شاغرة singular if you need any information you tell me