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Is object in french masculine or feminine?
In French, "object" is
masculine
.
The French word for "object" is
"objet"
, and it is a masculine noun.
What is the root word of symmetry?
Why in greek yougart is the fruit on bottom?
Morphology
What is the definition of root word stance?
What does name haseo mean in English?
Is the sculpture was free form a correct sentence?
What is a homophone for piece?
How do you say straight hair in French?
What is the root word of carrying?
Can you give a sentence using protruding?
Is the French word feminine or masculine?
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