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What type of noun is a lassie?
The noun 'lassie' is a singular, common, concrete noun; an alternate word for 'lass'; a word for a girl or young woman; a word for a person.
What is a Gender of lass?
'Lass' is a slang term for girl, originating in the North East of England, although nowadays it s stretched to apply to a woman of any age. In Scotland it is 'lassie'.
What is the opposite meaning of lass?
A lass is a girl. The opposite would be lad- a boy.
What is the Australian word for lass?
The word "lass" is often used in Australia to describe a young girl. Colloquially the term "sheila" can be used in Australia to refer to a female.
What is the gender for lass?
Female
What do you call a woman from Scotland?
a lass or lassie. Quine for a girl and Loon for a boy. Lass or lassie is more likely for the movies though ;)
What is the meaning of Lassie?
A young girl; a lass.
Female of a lad?
That would be a "lass." A lad is a boy in Ireland, and a lass is a girl. A more affectionate term, usually for a younger girl, would be "lassie." Not to be confused with the dog Lassie.
What is another word for daughter?
girl, lassie, lass, child
Words that have the same meaning as girl?
Female, lass, lassie, gal.
What Feminine form for lad?
It is lass (or lassie in Scotland)., as in 'lads and lassies.'
How do you address a young lass?
Lassie, for young girls. Laddie for young boys.
What is a male lass called?
lad. or if your talking about more than one then its lassie or laddie
What is lassie in common noun?
The word lassie, a word for lass or girl, is a common noun. The word Lassie, the name of a fictional dog, is a proper noun.
What is a rhyming pair of words meaning smart aleck girl?
Smartass Lass, sassy lassie
What type of noun is a lassie?
The noun 'lassie' is a singular, common, concrete noun; an alternate word for 'lass'; a word for a girl or young woman; a word for a person.
What is a Gender of lass?
'Lass' is a slang term for girl, originating in the North East of England, although nowadays it s stretched to apply to a woman of any age. In Scotland it is 'lassie'.
