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There are words that would be categorized in binary genders but could be used as neutral sounding words. | There are words that would be categorized in binary genders but could be used as neutral sounding words. | ||
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*''Mo ghra'' or ''Gra'' can be used in a neutral sense to say "my love" or "love" when referring to a romantic partner. | *''Mo ghra'' or ''Gra'' can be used in a neutral sense to say "my love" or "love" when referring to a romantic partner. | ||
''See also: [[Glossary of Irish Gender and Sex Terminology]].'' | |||
==Japanese== | ==Japanese== | ||