Lesson 2 پشتو میں مونث مذکر سیکھیں | Masculine and Feminine Genders of Non-Living Things in Pashto"

In Pashto, non-living things also have grammatical gender—either masculine (مذکر) or feminine (مونث). There's no fixed rule that always determines gender, so native speakers often learn genders naturally. However, I can give you a general guide and some examples to help: --- 1. Masculine Non-Living Things (مذکر) Examples in Pashto: کتاب (kitāb) – book فرش (farsh) – floor کور (kor) – house میز (mez) – table تلویزیون (television) – television --- 2. Feminine Non-Living Things (مونث) Examples in Pashto: چوکۍ (chowkay) – chair لټه (latah) – stick کټه (katah) – bed (cot) دروازه (darwāza) – door پټه (patah) – curtain --- How to Identify (Tips, Not Rules): Words ending in -ه or -ۍ often tend to be feminine, e.g., چوکۍ، دروازه Words with neutral or consonant endings are often masculine, e.g., کتاب، کور --- Would you like a list of 20+ masculine/feminine Pashto non-living nouns in a table format for learning?