Explore masculine and feminine nouns in KS1 English and learn fair, modern words to talk about people, like waiter, waitress, and server.
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The word 'actress' is a feminine noun (a female describing word). The male version of this word is 'actor'.
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A son describes a male or boy. If they had a girl, she would be called their daughter.
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The headmaster is a male head or leader of a school. Every school has either a headmaster or headmistress.
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Females are heroines and a male would be called a hero. To make things even more confusing, we call them both heroes, which is spelt differently too!
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The male version of a nun is called a monk.
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If they rule the kingdom they are called the king, if they are male, and queen, if they are female. When and if they have children, the children become a prince (male) or princess (female).
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He is a grandfather and his wife would be the grandmother. In the picture there is a grandfather playing with his grandson. If the child was a girl, we would call her his granddaughter.
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You can have an aunt (female) and uncle (male) and if you are a girl, you are their niece but if you are a boy we call you their nephew.
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A tigress can have between two and six cubs (baby tigers) at a time.
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If this was a picture of a woman, we would call her a waitress.
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