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What are the four genders of noun and definition?

There is no concept of "four genders" in English grammar.

The idea of grammatical genders is more common in languages like Spanish, French, German, and many others. In these languages, nouns are typically assigned a gender (masculine, feminine, neuter, sometimes others) and this affects the agreement of adjectives, articles, and other words that modify the noun.

English does not have grammatical genders. We don't have to change words based on the gender of a noun. For example:

* Spanish: *El libro* (the book, masculine) vs. *La mesa* (the table, feminine)

* English: *The book* and *the table* are both unchanged.

Therefore, there are no "four genders of nouns" in English.

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