sustantivo femenino
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Por ejemplo, si hay un sustantivo femenino, todo lo demás se convierte en femenino. | For example, if there is a feminine noun, everything else becomes feminine. |
Debes usar el sustantivo femenino. | You have to use the feminine form of the noun. |
Significa que adjetivos manx que describen a un sustantivo femenino tienen una forma especial. | This means that adjectives that describe a feminine noun have a special form. |
Significa que adjetivos gaélicos que describen a un sustantivo femenino tienen una forma especial. | This means that adjectives that describe a feminine noun have a special form. |
Significa que adjetivos cornish que describen a un sustantivo femenino tienen una forma especial. | This means that adjectives that describe a feminine noun have a special form. |
Significa que adjetivos swahili que describen a un sustantivo femenino tienen una forma especial. | This means that adjectives that describe a feminine noun have a special form. |
Significa que adjetivos franceses que describen a un sustantivo femenino tienen una forma especial. | This means that adjectives that describe a feminine noun have a special form. |
Significa que adjetivos georgianos que describen a un sustantivo femenino tienen una forma especial. | This means that adjectives that describe a feminine noun have a special form. |
Significa que adjetivos urdu que describen a un sustantivo femenino tienen una forma especial. | This means that adjectives that describe a feminine noun have a special form. |
La palabra "actriz" es un sustantivo femenino singular. | The word "actress" is a singular feminine noun. |
En español, el sustantivo femenino "isla" se usa para referirse a un lugar rodeado de agua. | In Spanish, the feminine noun "isla" is used to refer to a place surrounded by water. |
En el diccionario: Sustantivo femenino; tendencia del espíritu a considerar algo como probable; segunda de las virtudes teologales; expectativa; suposición; probabilidad. | According to the dictionary: a tendency of the spirit to consider something as probable; the second of the theological virtues; expectation; supposition; probability. |
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