English, asked by Aditya23322332, 6 months ago

give feminine for
master ​

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Answered by alibhaalibha63
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In English, mistress is the feminine form of master, it comes from French maitresse, which in turn comes from Latin. The usage is then up to you, in modern times, in English, it's common to use the masculine form to denote both genders.

Answered by purvabhosale13
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