Male Latin

Male Latin
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The teacher's voice inflects the pulse of nêhiyawêwin as he teaches us. He says a prayer in the first class. Nouns, we learn, have a gender. In French, nouns are male or female, but in Cree, nouns are living or non-living, animate or inanimate.
Furthermore, male bacteria with fi + R factors, which inhibit the function of F (fi fertility inhibition) (Watanabe et al., 1964a), cannot form specific cell pairs at high frequencies. On the contrary, the formation of [ … ]
Male bacteria having the sex factor, also known as the F or "fertility" factor, are termed P if the sex factor exists extrachromosomally. F+ bacteria can only conjugate with F, the female counterparts, which do not possess the F [factor].
± show ▼ belonging to the sex which typically produces sperm, or the gender typically associated with it
grammatically masculine — see masculine

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During mating, F+ male bacteria transfer the F factor to the recipient females, transforming them into F+ males . Males also retain a copy of their F factor for themselves (left). When Hfr (or high frequency recombination) males mate [ … ]
In this process, one bacterium designated the male bacterium transfers its DNA into the female bacterium. Bacteria are determined to be male or female by a small piece of DNA, called F-plasmid, or sex factor. Bacteria with this small piece of DNA are labeled as males , and bacteria that do not have this factor are considered females. [ … ] Nevertheless, in addition to a small piece of DNA, male bacteria have some unique characteristics. They can make a special protrusion on their surface, called F-pilus. Pilae (plural for pilus) are hair-like structures that cover the [ … ]
Work another rubber washer over the threads of the male adapter that is now sticking out of the bucket. [ … ] cut out with an X-acto knife, then thread the female fittings to the males .
± show ▼ human of masculine sex or gender

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show ▼ Inflection of male (ÕS type 16/pere , no gradation)
1413 , Jan Hus, Epistola ad Iohannem de Reinstein : Melius est bene morī quam male vīvere. It is better to die well than to live badly .

Aragonese: mal
Asturian: mal
Catalan: mal
Corsican: mal
Dalmatian: mal , mul
English: malady
French: mal
Friulian: mâl
Italian: male
Leonese: mal
Mirandese: mal
Mozarabic: mal
Occitan: mal
Old Portuguese: mal Fala: mal Galician: mal Portuguese: mal , mar Guinea-Bissau Creole: mal Kabuverdianu: mal
Sardinian: mabi , mai , mali , male
Sicilian: mali
Spanish: mal
Venetian: mal , małe

(ambiguous) to deserve ill of a person; to treat badly: male mereri de aliquo (ambiguous) to have a good or bad reputation, be spoken well, ill of: bene, male audire (ab aliquo) (ambiguous) to inculcate good (bad) principles: bene (male) praecipere alicui (ambiguous) a guilty conscience: animus male sibi conscius (ambiguous) a moral (immoral) man: homo bene (male) moratus (ambiguous) to bless (curse) a person: precari alicui bene (male) or omnia bona (mala), salutem (ambiguous) to manage one's affairs, household, property well or ill: rem bene (male) gerere ( vid. sect. XVI. 10a) (ambiguous) to buy dearly: magno or male emere (ambiguous) to win, lose a fight (of the commander): rem (bene, male) gerere ( vid. sect. XII. 2, note rem gerere... ) (ambiguous) I am sorry to hear..: male (opp. bene ) narras (de)
show ▼ Montfortian conjugation of male (first conjugation)

den som kommer først til mølla, får først malt ( “ to mill ” )
hvitmalt ( “ painted white ” )
maleri ( “ painting ” )
male seg inn i et hjørne ( “ to paint ” )
maling ( “ paint, painting ” )
rødmalt ( “ painted red ” )
skjønnmale ( “ to paint ” )
umalt ( both senses )
𑀫𑀮𑁂 ( Brahmi script ) मले ( Devanagari script ) মলে ( Bengali script ) මලෙ ( Sinhalese script ) မလေ ( Burmese script ) มเล or มะเล ( Thai script ) ᨾᩃᩮ ( Tai Tham script ) ມເລ or ມະເລ ( Lao script ) មលេ ( Khmer script )
From Middle English male , borrowed from Old French malle , masle (Modern French mâle ), from Latin masculus ( “ masculine, a male ” ) , diminutive of mās ( “ male, masculine ” ) . Doublet of macho . Displaced native Old English wǣpned ( “ male ” , literally “ penised ” ) , derived from the noun wǣpn ( “ weapon ” ) , which had the secondary sense “penis.”

male ( not generally comparable , comparative maler or more male , superlative malest or most male )

Qualifier: (e.g. literally, formally, slang)
Script code : (e.g. Cyrl for Cyrillic, Latn for Latin)
Nesting: (e.g. Serbo-Croatian/Cyrillic)
Qualifier: (e.g. literally, formally, slang)
Script code : (e.g. Cyrl for Cyrillic, Latn for Latin)
Nesting: (e.g. Serbo-Croatian/Cyrillic)
Similar to objections over the usage of female(s) as a noun, some people find it dehumanizing to refer to men as "male(s)" due to its zoological use, especially in non-technical contexts. It is frequently used in police blotters , dispatches, reports, and medical or physiological documents to encompass boys and men, further fueling aversion through this association with criminality and/or vice.

Qualifier: (e.g. literally, formally, slang)
Script code : (e.g. Cyrl for Cyrillic, Latn for Latin)
Nesting: (e.g. Serbo-Croatian/Cyrillic)
Qualifier: (e.g. literally, formally, slang)
Script code : (e.g. Cyrl for Cyrillic, Latn for Latin)
Nesting: (e.g. Serbo-Croatian/Cyrillic)
Qualifier: (e.g. literally, formally, slang)
Script code : (e.g. Cyrl for Cyrillic, Latn for Latin)
Nesting: (e.g. Serbo-Croatian/Cyrillic)
From Middle Low German mālen ( “ to draw, paint ” ) , from Proto-Germanic *mēlōną , which could be related to *mailą ( “ spot, blemish, mark ” ) . Cognate with Icelandic mála ( “ to paint ” ) .

male ( imperative mal , present maler , past malede or malte , past participle malet or malt )

From Old Norse mala , from Proto-Germanic *malaną ( “ to grind ” ) , from Proto-Indo-European *melh₂- ( “ to grind, rub, break up ” ) . Cognate with Icelandic mala .

male ( imperative mal , infinitive at male , present tense maler , past tense malede , perfect tense er/har malet )

From prefix mal- ( antonym ) +‎ -e ( indicates adverbs ) .

From malev ( “ army ” ) , a word attested in the 13th century Livonian Chronicle of Henry . Coined by Ado Grenzstein in the 19th century.

male ( genitive male , partitive malet )

male ( comparative peggio , superlative malissimo )

Borrowed from Latin mālum , from Ancient Greek μῆλον ( mêlon ) , of unknown origin.

male ( imperative mal , present tense maler , passive males , simple past malte , past participle malt , present participle malende )

male ( imperative mal , present tense maler , passive males , simple past mol or malte , past participle malt , present participle malende )

male ( present tense mel , past tense mol , supine male , past participle malen , present participle malande , imperative mal )

male ( present tense malar , past tense mala , past participle mala , passive infinitive malast , present participle malande , imperative male / mal )

From Medieval Latin mala , from Frankish *malha ( “ leather bag ” ) .

male f ( oblique plural males , nominative singular male , nominative plural males )

From Latin male . Compare Italian male .

Arabic: ذَكَرِيّ ‎ ( ḏakariyy )
Aramaic:
Classical Syriac: ܕܟܪܢܝܐ ‎ m ( deḵrānāyā )
Armenian: արական (hy) ( arakan ) , արու (hy) ( aru )
Assamese: মতা ( mota )
Bakung: lakin ( of animals and plants ) , kelangi ( of animals and plants )
Balinese: muani
Bashkir: иркәк ( irkäk ) , ата ( ata )
Belarusian: мужчы́нскі ( mužčýnski )
Bulgarian: мъ́жки (bg) ( mǎ́žki )
Catalan: masculí (ca) m ( human ) , masculina (ca) f ( human ) , mascle (ca) m ( animal ) , mascla (ca) f ( animal )
Central Melanau: lai ( of humans ) , laluong ( of animals and plants )
Chinese:
Mandarin: 男 (zh) ( nán ) ( of humans ) , 公 (zh) ( gōng ) ( of some animals ) , 雄 (zh) ( xióng ) ( of some animals and plants )
Czech: mužský (cs) ( of humans ) , samčí (cs) ( of animals and plants )
Dalmatian: muosclo m
Danish: mandlig (da) , han- , han-
Dutch: mannelijk (nl) , man- , mannen- , mannetjes- , masculien (nl)
Esperanto: vira (eo) , virseksa , maskla (eo) , iĉa (eo)
Finnish: miespuolinen (fi) ( of humans ) ; koiras- (fi) , uros- (fi) ( of other creatures )
French: mâle (fr) ( animal ) , masculin (fr) ( human )
Friulian: mascli m
Galician: masculino (gl) m , macho (gl) m
Georgian: მამრი ( mamri ) ( of animals ) , მამაკაცი (ka) ( mamaḳaci ) ( of humans ) , მამრობითი ( mamrobiti )
German: männlich (de)
Gothic: 𐌲𐌿𐌼𐌰𐌺𐌿𐌽𐌳𐍃 ( gumakunds )
Greek: αρσενικός (el) m ( arsenikós )
Ancient: ἄρσην m ( ársēn )
Haitian Creole: mal ( animal ) , gason ( human )
Higaonon: ma-ama
Hindi: मर्द (hi) ( mard )
Hungarian: hím (hu)
Igbo: oké
Indonesian: pria (id) ( of humans ) , laki-laki (id) ( of humans ) , jantan (id) ( of animals and plants )
Interlingua: mascule
Irish: fireannach
Old Irish: firennach , firend ( of animals )
Istriot: mas'cio
Italian: maschile (it) , maschio (it) m
Japanese: 雄 (ja) ( ゆう, yū ) ( of animals ) , 男性 (ja) ( だんせい, dansei ) ( of humans )
Javanese: lanang (jv)
Kazakh: ер (kk) ( er )
Kimaragang: kusai ( of animals and plants )
Korean: 남성 (ko) ( namseong ) , 웅 ( ung ) ( of animals )
Kurdish:
Northern Kurdish: nêr (ku) m
Latin: masculus , mās (la)

Latvian: vīriešu- , vīriešu dzimuma-
Ligurian: màsccio
Lithuanian: vyriškas (lt) , vyrų
Macedonian: машки ( maški )
Malay:
Jawi: للاکي ‎ ( of humans ) , جنتن ‎ ( of animals and plants )
Rumi: lelaki (ms) ( of humans ) , jantan (ms) ( of animals and plants )
Manchu: ᡥᠠᡥᠠ ( haha )
Maori: tāne (mi)
Middle English: male
Norwegian:
Bokmål: mannlig (no) , hann-
Nynorsk: mannleg , hann-
Occitan: masculin (oc) m ( human ) , mascle (oc) m ( animal )
Old English: wǣpned , werlīċ
Oriya: ଅଣ୍ଡିରା ( ôṇḍira )
Persian: نر ‎ (fa) ( nar )
Polish: męski (pl)
Portuguese: macho (pt) m , masculino (pt) m , másculo (pt) m
Quechua: qhari (qu)
Romanian: mascul (ro) , masculin (ro)
Romansch: mastgel , mascal , mascel , mes-cel , mas-cel
Russian: мужско́й (ru) ( mužskój )
Sardinian: màschiu , màsciu , mascru , mascu
Scottish Gaelic: fireannta
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: му̏шкӣ
Roman: mȕškī (sh)
Sicilian: màsculu (scn)
Sinhalese: පිරිමි (si) ( pirimi ) , පුරුෂ (si) m ( puruṣa )
Slovak: mužský (sk)
Slovene: moški (sl)
Somali: lab (so)
Spanish: masculino (es) , macho (es)
Sundanese: jalu (su)
Swedish: manlig (sv)
Tagal Murut: ( of birds ) tandaa
Tagalog: lalaki (tl)
Tetum: manen
Thai: ชาย (th) ( chaai ) ผู้ (th) ( pûu )
Ukrainian: чолові́чий ( čolovíčyj )
Venetian: mas-cio (vec) m
Vietnamese: nam (vi)
Volapük: manik (vo) , himenik
West Coast Bajau: dela ( of humans )
Yoruba: okunrin

Armenian: արու (hy) ( aru )
Bulgarian: мъжки (bg) m ( mǎžki )
Catalan: mascle (ca) m , mascla (ca) f
Czech: samčí (cs)
Dutch: mannelijk (nl)
Finnish: uros- (fi) , koiras- (fi)
French: mâle (fr)
Galician: macho (gl) m
Greek: αρσενικός (el) m ( arsenikós )
Hungarian: hím (hu) , apa (hu)

Interlingua: masculin
Italian: maschio (it)
Latin: masculus
Norwegian: hann-
Portuguese: masculino (pt) m , macho (pt) m
Russian: па́па (ru) m ( pápa )
Spanish: macho (es)
Swedish: hane (sv) , hankontakt

Cebuano: (please verify ) lalaki
Cherokee: (please verify ) ᎠᏍᎦᏯ ( asgaya )
German: (please verify ) männlich (de)
Icelandic: (please verify ) karlmaður (is)
Ido: (please verify ) maskula (io)
Italian: (please verify ) maschio (it) , (please verify ) maschile (it)

Japanese: (please verify ) 雄 (ja) ( おす , osu )
Romanian: (please verify ) masculin (ro) , (please verify ) bărbătesc (ro)
Telugu: (please verify ) మగ (te) ( maga )
Tupinambá: (please verify ) akûãîba'e ( t- )
Turkish: (please verify ) erkek (tr)

Latvian: vīrietis m
Lithuanian: vyras (lt) m , vyriškis m
Macedonian: маж (mk) m ( maž )
Maguindanao: mama
Malay:
Jawi: للاکي ‎
Rumi: lelaki (ms)
Maori: tāne (mi)
Maranao: mama
Middle English: male
Navajo: bikąʼii , akąʼ
Norwegian:
Bokmål: mann (no) m
Nynorsk: mann (nn) m
Old English: wǣpnedmann m , wǣpned m
Old Turkic: 𐰼 ‎ ( r² )
Oriya: ନର (or) ( nôrô ) , ପୁରୁଷ (or) ( puruṣô )
Ossetian: нӕл ( næl )
Ottoman Turkish: اركك ‎ ( erkek )
Persian: مرد ‎ (fa) ( mard )
Polish: mężczyzna (pl) m pers
Portuguese: homem (pt) m , macho (pt) m
Quechua: qhari (qu)
Romanian: bărbat (ro) m , mascul (ro) m
Russian: мужчи́на (ru) m ( mužčína )
Sanskrit: वृषन् (sa) m ( vṛṣan ) , नर (sa) m ( nara )
Scottish Gaelic: fear (gd) m , fireannach m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: мушка́рац m
Roman: muškárac (sh) m
Sinhalese: පිරිමි (si) ( pirimi ) , පුරුෂ (si) m ( puruṣa )
Slovak: muž (sk) m
Slovene: moški (sl) m , mož (sl) m
Spanish: varón (es) m , macho (es) m , hombre (es) m
Swedish: man (sv) c
Tagalog: lalaki (tl)
Tajik: мард (tg) ( mard )
Thai: ผู้ชาย (th) ( pûu-chaai ) , ชาย (th) ( chaai )
Turkish: erkek (tr) , adam (tr)
Turkmen: erkek , adam (tk) , kişi
Ugaritic: 𐎏𐎋𐎗 ( ḏkr )
Ukrainian: чолові́к (uk) m ( čolovík )
Vietnamese: đàn ông (vi)
Volapük: man (vo) , himen
Yiddish: מאַן ‎ m ( man ) , מאַנספּאַרשוין ‎ m ( mansparshoyn )
Yoruba: okunrin
Zulu: umlisa (zu) 1 or 2
ǃXóõ: a̰a

Albanian: mashkull (sq) m
Amharic: አውራ ( ʾäwra )
Arabic: ذَكَر ‎ (ar) m ( ḏakar )
Egyptian Arabic: ذكر ‎ m ( dakar or zakar or ðakar )
Aramaic:
Classical Syriac: ܕܟܪܐ ‎ m ( deḵrā )
Argobba: አውራ ( äwra )
Armenian: որձ (hy) ( orj ) , արու (hy) ( aru )
Azerbaijani: erkək (az)
Bashkir: иркәк ( irkäk ) , ата ( ata )
Belarusian: саме́ц m ( samjéc )
Bulgarian: саме́ц (bg) m ( saméc )
Burmese: အဖို (my) ( a.hpui ) , အထီး (my) ( a.hti: )
Catalan: mascle (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 雄 (zh) ( xióng )
Czech: samec (cs) m
Danish: han (da) c , handyr n
Dutch: mannetje (nl) n , mannetjesdier (nl) n
Estonian: meessoost
Finnish: koiras (fi) , uros (fi)
French: mâle (fr) m
Galician: macho (gl) m
Georgian: მამრი ( mamri )
German: Männchen (de) n , Er (de) m
Greek:
Ancient: ἄρσην m ( ársēn )
Modern: αρσενικός (el) m ( arsenikós )
Hebrew: זכר \ זָכָר ‎ (he) m ( zakhár )
Hindi: नर (hi) m ( nar )
Hungarian: hím (hu)
Indonesian: jantan (id)
Italian: maschio (it) m
Japanese: 雄 (ja) ( おす, osu ) , 牡 (ja) ( おす, osu )
Kashubian: samc
Kazakh: еркек (kk) ( erkek )
Khmer: ឈ្មោល (km) ( chmool )
Korean: 수컷 (ko) ( sukeot )
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: نێر ‎ (ku) ( nêr )
Northern Kurdish: nêr (ku)
Kyrgyz: эркек (ky) ( erkek )

Lao: ຕົວຜູ້ ( tūa phū )
Latin: mās (la) m
Latvian: tēviņš m
Lithuanian: patinas m
Low German: Heken (nds) n
Macedonian: мажјак m ( mažjak )
Malay:
Jawi: جنتن ‎
Rumi: jantan (ms)
Maore Comorian: ndrume
Meru: ndume
Middle English: male
Norwegian:
Bokmål: hann (no) m , hanndyr n
Nynorsk: hann m , hanne m , hanndyr n
Occitan: mascle (oc) m
Old English: wǣpned m
Ottoman Turkish: اركك ‎ ( erkek )
Persian: نر ‎ (fa) ( nar )
Polish: samiec (pl) m anim
Portuguese: macho (pt) m
Romanian: bărbătuș (ro) m
Russian: саме́ц (ru) m ( saméc )
Scottish Gaelic: fireannach m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: му̏жја̄к m
Roman: mȕžjāk (sh) m
Sinhalese: පිරිමි (si) ( pirimi ) , පුරුෂ (si) m ( puruṣa )
Slovak: samec m
Slovene: samec (sl) m
Spanish: macho (es) m
Swedish: hane (sv) , hanne (sv) c , handjur n
Tajik: нар (tg) ( nar )
Thai: ตัวผู้ (th) ( dtuua-pûu )
Turkish: erkek (tr)
Turkmen: erkek
Ukrainian: саме́ць m ( samécʹ )
Urdu: نر ‎ m ( nar )
Uyghur: ئەركەك ‎ ( erkek )
Uzbek: erkak (uz)
Vietnamese: đực (vi)
Volapük: hinim (vo)

Arabic: ذَكَر ‎ (ar) m ( ḏakar )
Egyptian Arabic: ذكر ‎ m ( dakar or zakar or ðakar )
Bulgarian: (doesn't exist)
Czech: samec (cs) m
Danish: hanplante c
Dutch: mannetje (nl) n , mannetjesplant m or f
Finnish: koiras (fi)
Greek: αρσενικός (el) ( arsenikós )
Hebrew: זכר \ זָכָר ‎ (he) m ( zakhár )
Hungarian: hím (hu)
Indonesian: jantan (id)
Kazakh: еркек (kk) ( erkek )
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: نێر ‎ (ku) ( nêr )
Northern Kurdish: nêr (ku)

Malay:
Jawi: جنتن ‎
Rumi: jantan (ms)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: hannplante m or f
Nynorsk: hannplante m or f
Portuguese: planta-pai f
Scottish Gaelic: fireannach m
Swedish: hanplante c , hanväxt c
Volapük: hiplan

Albanian: (please verify ) burrec (sq)
Catalan: (please verify ) mascle (ca) m
Cebuano: (please verify ) lalaki
Esperanto: (please verify ) viro (eo)
Guaraní: (please verify ) me
Interlingua: (please verify ) masculo
Italian: (please verify ) maschio (it) m
Latin: (please verify ) masculus m

Romanian: (please verify ) mascul (ro)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: (please verify ) му̏жја̄к m
Roman: (please verify ) mȕžjāk (sh) m
Slovene: (please verify ) samec (sl) m
Spanish: (please verify ) macho (es) m
Tupinambá: (please verify ) akûãîba'e ( t- )

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