All four genders are listed on that page: masculine, feminine, common, neuter. The first three are grammatically identical, but the fourth one sticks out. In E

All four genders are listed on that page: masculine, feminine, common, neuter. The first three are grammatically identical, but the fourth one sticks out. In English, the indefinite article is either a/an, depending on the vowel sound of the noun. In Swedish it's either en/ett, depending on the gender. Examples: en mus - a mouse ett hus - a house But the grammatical gender carries and modifies more things like the definite article (den/det) and every adjective. den musen - that mouse det huset - that house en grå mus - a grey mouse ett grått hus - a grey house