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'Male', 'female', and 'androgynous' are sex designations while 'masculine', 'feminine', and 'neuter' are terms of gender. The code is using the gender of a ref
by noblethrasher 14y ago
'Male', 'female', and 'androgynous' are sex designations while 'masculine', 'feminine', and 'neuter' are terms of gender.
The code is using the gender of a reference to determine the sex of the referent.
So you could say that they're both right.