landlord
The masculine form of "donna," which means "woman" in Italian, is "uomo," meaning "man." In English, the equivalent term for "donna" is "lady," and its masculine counterpart is "gentleman." In general, the masculine form varies by language, but "man" is the common English equivalent.
The plural form of "landlady" is "landladies."
Gentleman
The masculine form of "sales lady" is "salesman." While "sales lady" specifically refers to a female salesperson, "salesman" typically denotes a male in the same role. In contemporary usage, the term "salesperson" is often preferred as a gender-neutral alternative.
La vecina means neighbor lady. Vecina is the feminine form of neighbor. Vecino is the masculine form.
that is the masculine form
It could be tenant or renter if the person that rents from a landlady is lessee or tenant, land lord if only the gender is meant by opposite, or homelsss person if the opposite means the person without a rental property.
Nesichah (נסיכה) means princess. The masculine form is nasich (נסיך). It doesn't quite mean "lady"
Gerald is the masculine form. The feminine form is Geraldine.
Dennis is the masculine form of Denise.
The masculine plural form of malo is malos
lord