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Those are both pretty easy, too, because they follow regular rules. "-ma" is always masculine. "-ión" is always feminine.
by chimeracoder 9y ago
Those are both pretty easy, too, because they follow regular rules. "-ma" is always masculine. "-ión" is always feminine.
- ldv0107 9y agoActually, “rama” (branch), “cama” (bed), “mucama” (maid) are all femenine. “Centurión” (roman military rank) and “esturión” (fish) are masculine
- candeira 9y agoCorrect. "tema", "teorema" are masculine because they are cultisms, derived directly from greek. Same with "fantasma" and "miasma".
- singularity2001 9y agobad 'reason': problema is greek too ⲡⲣⲟⲃⲗⲏⲙⲁ 🇬🇷 problem
- candeira 9y agoAnd it's masculine too in Spanish. Isn't it in Greek?