Exceptional Masculine Nouns and Feminine Nouns

Exceptional Masculine Nouns and Feminine Nouns :

The following modes of distinction between Masculine and Feminine are exceptional.



Masculine….Feminine

1. Bridegroom….bride
2. Widower….widow
3. Fox….vixen

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