Masculine words are commonly lower-pitched while feminine words are higher-pitched. Consider that when using masculine words like pescado, hombre and ojo, or the feminine rosita, mujer, and belleza.

We asked teens to play a 'masculine or feminine' word game — and got a surprising glimpse into Gen Z's views toward gender norms.

(South Dakota, the most male-biased state, topped the ranking at 95 percent gendered.) Of the ads ZipRecruiter scanned, 70 percent contained masculine words that turn women off.

The online tool deciphers job ads word by word, highlighting particular words that could categorize the ad as either "feminine-leaning," "masculine-leaning," or "neutral." ...

Nearly all Hebrew words are either masculine or feminine. A student and professor have created a third way for people who do not identify as either. (JTA) — Some college students who think about ...

When women read “masculine” words in a job post, she adds, “they force us to think in terms of gendered stereotypes, which virtually always are more noxious to women than to men.” ...

Spanish activists have found a more elegant fix. They use -e endings on nouns and adjectives, in contrast to the usual -o (masculine) and -a (feminine); the pronoun elle resembles él (he) and ...