Féminine (en. Feminine)

feminɛn

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench
adjective
Characteristic of women or the feminine.
The feminine voice is often perceived as soft.
La voix féminine est souvent perçue comme douce.
Referring to a grammatical form that designates the feminine.
The word 'house' is feminine in French.
Le mot 'maison' est féminine en français.
Evokes or represents the sensitivity and grace associated with women.
Her dance style is very feminine.
Son style de danse est très féminin.

Etymology

From Latin 'femina', which means woman.

Common Phrases and Expressions

feminine psychology
The study of women's behaviors and characteristics.
la psychologie féminine
feminine writing
A writing style that highlights themes related to women's experiences.
l'écriture féminine
feminine values
A set of beliefs or principles often associated with women.
les valeurs féminines

Related Words

feminism
Movement aimed at promoting women's rights.
féminisme
feminine
Related to women and their characteristics.
féminin
matriarchy
A system where women hold power.
matriarcat

Slang Meanings

Describes a person who expresses traits traditionally associated with women.
She has a very confident feminine style.
Elle a un style féminin hyper assumé.
Used to describe a gentle or delicate behavior.
Her attitude is very feminine; she is always attentive.
Son attitude est très féminine, elle est toujours à l'écoute.