20 Masculine and Feminine Nouns in Italian! In Italian, there are two genders for nouns: masculine and feminine. Each gender has its own set of articles and endings that must be used when referring to the noun. Here is a list of 20 masculine and feminine nouns in Italian, along with their articles and endings:
Masculine Nouns: il libro (the book), lo studente (the student), il dottore (the doctor), il signor Rossi (Mr. Rossi), l’avvocato (the lawyer)
Feminine Nouns: la ragazza (the girl), la signora Bianchi (Mrs. Bianchi), la professoressa (the professor), la città (the city), l’università (the university)
20 Masculine and Feminine Nouns in Italian
| Sr. | Masculine | Feminine |
| 1 | Erede | Erede |
| 2 | Traditore | Traditrice |
| 3 | Drone | Ape |
| 4 | Zio materno | Materna-zia |
| 5 | Abate | Badessa |
| 6 | ebreo | ebrea |
| 7 | Steward | Hostess |
| 8 | Sindaco | Sindaco |
| 9 | torello | Giovenca |
| 10 | Hart | uova |
| 11 | Cane | Cagna |
| 12 | Stallone | Mare |
| 13 | Toro (o bue) | Mucca |
| 14 | Pavone | Peahen |
| 15 | Drake | Anatra |
| 16 | Sacerdote | Sacerdotessa |
| 17 | Profeta | Profetessa |
| 18 | Genero | Nuora |
| 19 | Venditore | Ragazza delle vendite |
| 20 | Duca | Duchessa |
