what does ordinada mean?
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What is the difference between having an a in the back and o in the back? ex) generoso,generosa
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updated Oct 18, 2011
posted by peter0300
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But your original question was "what does ordinada mean?" and that is a different thing...there is no word "ordinada" but "ordenada" means ordered or organized, or ordained.
updated Oct 17, 2011
posted by Carol
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Generosa ...... generous woman
Generoso ...... generous man
Ordinaria ..... ordinary woman or thing of femine gender
Ordinario ..... ordinary man or thing of male gender
Spanish uses nouns and adjectives of gender
updated Oct 17, 2011
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posted by 005faa61
I think the point here is that IN GENERAL, in spanish, if the word ends in o, it refers to an object of male gender or IS an object of male gender, and the a refers to female gender. - Carol, Oct 17, 2011
I say "in general" because there are always exceptions "el (masculine gender) dia" for example. - Carol, Oct 17, 2011
