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PricingAboutSupportFamily words pair by gender: בֵּן against בַּת, אָח against אָחוֹת. Several plurals are irregular, notably אִשָּׁה → נָשִׁים.
family
noun · feminine
plural: מִשְׁפָּחוֹת
המשפחה שלי גרה בתל אביב.
My family lives in Tel Aviv.
dad
noun · masculine
plural: אָבוֹת
אבא מבשל בערב.
Dad cooks in the evening.
mom
noun · feminine
plural: אִמָּהוֹת
אמא שלי מורה.
My mom is a teacher.
father
noun · masculine
plural: אָבוֹת
mother
noun · feminine
plural: אִמָּהוֹת
son
noun · masculine
plural: בָּנִים
הבן לומד בבית הספר.
The son studies at school.
daughter
noun · feminine
plural: בָּנוֹת
brother
noun · masculine
plural: אַחִים
יש לי אח ואחות.
I have a brother and a sister.
sister
noun · feminine
plural: אֲחָיוֹת
grandfather
noun · masculine
plural: סָבִים
grandmother
noun · feminine
plural: סָבְתּוֹת
הילד בא מן הבית של הסבתא.
The child came from grandmother's house.
grandson
noun · masculine
plural: נְכָדִים
granddaughter
noun · feminine
plural: נְכָדוֹת
uncle
noun · masculine
plural: דּוֹדִים
aunt
noun · feminine
plural: דּוֹדוֹת
cousin (male)
noun · masculine
plural: בְּנֵי דּוֹד
cousin (female)
noun · feminine
plural: בְּנוֹת דּוֹדָה
husband
noun · masculine
plural: בְּעָלִים
wife, woman
noun · feminine
plural: נָשִׁים
parent
noun · masculine
plural: הוֹרִים
child, boy
noun · masculine
plural: יְלָדִים
girl
noun · feminine
plural: יְלָדוֹת
baby
noun · masculine
plural: תִּינוֹקוֹת
groom, son-in-law
noun · masculine
plural: חֲתָנִים
bride, daughter-in-law
noun · feminine
plural: כַּלּוֹת
Many body parts come in pairs and take the dual ending ־ַיִם: יָדַיִם, עֵינַיִם, רַגְלַיִם. Gender is lexical: יָד is feminine even when the owner is male.
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