This document discusses grammatical gender in the Kabyle language. Kabyle, like French and Spanish, has two grammatical genders: masculine and feminine. Masculine nouns generally start with a vowel and can end with any letter, while feminine nouns usually begin and end with the letter t. Examples are provided of masculine words like "man," "cat," and "boy" as well as feminine words such as "woman," "female cat," and "girl."

1. Grammatical gender
• In Kabyle, much like French and
Spanish, there are two grammatical
genders.
• It is important to distinguish whether a
word is masculine is feminine or
masculine.

2. Masculine
• In General, masculine nouns start with a vowel
(a, i, u) and end with any letter.
• For example:
Argaz=man
Amcic=cat
Aqcic=boy
Ism=name

3. Feminine
• In General, feminine nouns begin and end with
the letter t
• For example:
Targazt=woman
Tamcict= female cat
Taqcict= girl
Taqbaylit= Kabyle