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What is Meadow in the masculine gender?

There isn't a direct masculine equivalent of "meadow" in the English language.

"Meadow" itself is a gender-neutral word, referring to a field of grass.

If you're looking for a word with a similar meaning but masculine connotations, you could consider:

* Pasture: Often used to describe a field specifically used for grazing livestock.

* Field: A more general term for an open area of land.

* Green: Can be used figuratively to describe a lush, grassy area.

* Sward: A formal term for a grassy surface.

Ultimately, the best word to use will depend on the specific context and the desired connotation.

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