Feminine nouns are used to denote occupations, creatures and beings when the female gender is specified. They are usually identifiable via their ending vowels, which are usually a short or long [i], [ê], or [a].
Characteristics
1. Most Feminine nouns are produced by suffixion from Common or even Masculine nouns.
2. When produced by suffixion, they either end in the vowels [î], [ê] or one of the consonants [th], [l], [s], and [z].
3. Feminine nouns can also be made by using the standalone suffixes -î or its variant -ê.