Not the linguist but if i recall my french Official Rollin’ With My Homie Shirt correctly. In french we call it “Les classes nominales”, which means that you sort nouns into different classes, they are often referred to as “masculine” and “féminin” but have little to do with gender (speaking about icecream as a female would be strange :p ). Noun clauses are usually decided by convention based on the way they are employed, the target of the noun, and/or its structure. For example in french, nurse = “infirmière”, in french words finishing by “-are” are often “féminin” + historically most nurses were women. Hope the way I worded it is not too confusing! No thank you, but I meant like historically what was the point.
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