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What is the gender of heir in English grammar?

The word "heir" is gender-neutral in English grammar.

This means it can refer to a male or female person who is legally entitled to inherit property or a title.

Here are some examples:

* The heir to the throne is a young woman.

* The heir to the family fortune is his only son.

* The heir to the estate is a transgender individual.

You can use "heir" to refer to any person who inherits something, regardless of their gender identity.

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