| Not masc |
| Gender abbr. |
| Masc. opposite |
| A gender: Abbr. |
| Woman, in slang |
| Like "la" in Fr. |
| Masc. complement |
| Masc.'s opposite |
| Woman, for short |
| Like the Fr. "la |
| Like "las" in Sp. |
| Like women: Abbr. |
| Masc. counterpart |
| Masc. alternative |
| Opp. of masculine |
| Opposite of masc. |
| Like la mer: Abbr. |
| Like the Ger. "die |
| Not masc. or neut. |
| Feminist, for short |
| Like some Sp. nouns |
| Like some Fr. nouns |
| Like "alumna": Abbr. |
| Counterpart of masc. |
| Not masculine: Abbr. |
| Like the Span. armada? |
| Like waitresses: Abbr. |
| Fr. pronoun designation |
| Like "la" in Fr. or Sp. |
| Neither masc. nor neut. |
| Like Fr. words after "la |
| Like an executrix: Abbr. |
| Like the yin side: Abbr. |
| Like some Fr. or Sp. words |
| Like La Niña, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Like -trix, at times: Abbr. |
| What -ess may denote: Abbr. |
| Having XX chromosomes: abbr. |
| Opposite of masculine: Abbr. |
| Like bodegas, to Span. speakers |
| Like about half the world's pop. |
| Like Span. words preceded by "la |
| Label in a foreign-language dict. |
| Like the Fr. "la" or the Ger. "die |
| Like wds. after "la," in La Mancha |
| Like most Spanish nouns ending in "a": abbr. |
| Like all whales in the French language (no, really): Abbr. |