WordGender / French
A man stands in an art gallery, intently observing a large, ornately framed painting of a majestic, long-bearded cat with a regal expression. The painting is centrally displayed on a wall, with the text 'MONSIEUR CHAT' above it and 'WORDGENDER.COM/FRENCH' at the bottom of the image.

Chat · m

What is the gender of the word for cat (‘chat’) in French?

The noun ‘chat’, the French word for cat, is masculine in French

How can I remember the gender of the word ‘chat’ in French?

One possible strategy might be to form a mental image that links the word ‘chat’ in your mind, to something masculine. As an example, we have here created an image and story that does just that — feel free to listen below.

Image of multiple identical toddlers, all boys, dressed in light blue outfits and matching hats, sitting in a row against a light blue background. Some of them are being transformed into computer code. The toddlers are arranged in a perspective that makes them appear to be fading into the distance, with the closest ones detailed and the furthest ones dissolving into pixelated fragments. The word 'ENFANT' in large, bold letters and 'UN' in smaller letters are positioned above the toddlers. At the bottom, the text 'WORDGENDER.COM/FRENCH' is displayed.

Enfant · m

What is the gender of the word for child (‘enfant’) in French?

The noun ‘enfant’, the French word for child, is masculine in French

How can I remember the gender of the word ‘enfant’ in French?

One possible strategy might be to form a mental image that links the word ‘enfant’ in your mind, to something masculine. As an example, we have here created an image and story that does just that — feel free to listen below.

Image of a sophisticated dog with long, wavy fur wearing a headset with a microphone, giving the appearance of a professional or customer service representative. The background is a gradient of warm tones, emphasizing the dog's detailed and expressive features. The text above the dog reads 'Monsieur Chien' in bold white letters, and below the image, there is a website link: 'wordgender.com/french'.

Chien · m

What is the gender of the word for dog (‘chien’) in French?

The noun ‘chien’, the French word for dog, is masculine in French

How can I remember the gender of the word ‘chien’ in French?

One possible strategy might be to form a mental image that links the word ‘chien’ in your mind, to something masculine. As an example, we have here created an image and story that does just that — feel free to listen below.

A surreal image that features a woman with dark, wavy hair styled elegantly, her face partially merged with the headlight of a car. The headlight, emitting a bright light, replaces her right eye. The background is a muted grey, creating a stark contrast that emphasizes the blend of human and machine. Bold, white text at the top reads 'Mademoiselle Voiture,' while the bottom features a website link 'wordgender.com/french.' The overall composition is a striking fusion of beauty and technology, suggesting a futuristic and avant-garde theme.

Voiture · f

What is the gender of the word for car (‘voiture’) in French?

The noun ‘voiture’, the French word for car, is feminine in French

How can I remember the gender of the word ‘voiture’ in French?

One possible strategy might be to form a mental image that links the word ‘voiture’ in your mind, to something feminine. As an example, we have here created an image and story that does just that — feel free to listen below.

A dynamic image that features Santa Claus riding a sleek red bicycle against a night sky backdrop. Santa is dressed in his traditional red suit with white fur trim, complete with a hat and sunglasses. He carries a large sack filled with wrapped gifts and a Christmas wreath. The background showcases a starry sky, adding a sense of wonder and adventure. Bold white text on the right reads 'Père Vélo,' while the bottom displays the website link 'wordgender.com/french.' The image conveys a festive and modern twist on Santa's journey, emphasizing speed and efficiency.

Vélo · m

What is the gender of the word for bicycle (‘vélo’) in French?

The noun ‘vélo’, the French word for bicycle, is masculine in French

How can I remember the gender of the word ‘vélo’ in French?

One possible strategy might be to form a mental image that links the word ‘vélo’ in your mind, to something masculine. As an example, we have here created an image and story that does just that — feel free to listen below.

A surrealistic image features a woman's face intricately sculpted from soft, flowing materials that resemble folded fabric or clay. The facial features are seamlessly integrated into the organic, swirling patterns surrounding her. The woman's serene expression contrasts with the dynamic texture and movement of the material. The text "MADEMOISELLE" is written in elegant, thin letters above her closed eyes, and "CHOSE" in large, bold letters is centered over her nose and mouth. At the bottom, "WORDGENDER.COM/FRENCH" is written in white letters, providing a link for more information.

Chose · f

What is the gender of the word for thing (‘chose’) in French?

The noun ‘chose’, the French word for thing, is feminine in French

How can I remember the gender of the word ‘chose’ in French?

One possible strategy might be to form a mental image that links the word ‘chose’ in your mind, to something feminine. As an example, we have here created an image and story that does just that — feel free to listen below.

An image featuring a regal goat adorned with an ornate crown and elaborate jewelry. The goat, with a dignified expression, wears a pearl-encrusted tiara, matching chandelier earrings, and a luxurious necklace. It is also dressed in a ruffled, elegant garment that adds to its royal appearance. The background is a muted gradient of dark to light grey, highlighting the figure. The text 'Princesse Chèvre' is prominently displayed in bold white letters at the top, with 'wordgender.com/french' in smaller text at the bottom.

Chèvre · f

What is the gender of the word for goat (‘chèvre’) in French?

The noun ‘chèvre’, the French word for goat, is feminine in French

How can I remember the gender of the word ‘chèvre’ in French?

One possible strategy might be to form a mental image that links the word ‘chèvre’ in your mind, to something feminine. As an example, we have here created an image and story that does just that — feel free to listen below.

An intricately designed green book with a sculpted face on its cover lies on a bed of fallen autumn leaves. The face, surrounded by swirling leaf-like patterns, has an expression of surprise or shock. The background consists of dry, brown leaves, adding a rustic and seasonal feel to the image. Above the book, the word 'MONSIEUR' is written in small white letters, and below it, the large word 'LIVRE' is prominently displayed. At the bottom of the image, the text 'WORDGENDER.COM/FRENCH' is visible.

Livre · m

What is the gender of the word for book (‘livre’) in French?

The noun ‘livre’, the French word for book, is masculine in French

How can I remember the gender of the word ‘livre’ in French?

One possible strategy might be to form a mental image that links the word ‘livre’ in your mind, to something masculine. As an example, we have here created an image and story that does just that — feel free to listen below.

An image of a woman-like figure made of bricks and wooden beams, partially disintegrating into debris. The figure, wrapped in a tattered green cloth, appears to be moving forward, with bricks and beams breaking away from its body and floating in the air. A cloud of dust and smoke surrounds the figure, enhancing the sense of disintegration. The background is a dark, moody gradient, adding depth to the scene. The text 'Mademoiselle Maison' is prominently displayed in bold white letters at the bottom, with 'wordgender.com/french' in smaller text beneath it.

Maison · f

What is the gender of the word for house (‘maison’) in French?

The noun ‘maison’, the French word for house, is feminine in French

How can I remember the gender of the word ‘maison’ in French?

One possible strategy might be to form a mental image that links the word ‘maison’ in your mind, to something feminine. As an example, we have here created an image and story that does just that — feel free to listen below.

Image of a model with features resembling a tree, incorporating elements like branches, leaves, and bark. The model's hair blends seamlessly with twigs and leaves, creating a natural, woodland look. His beard and mustache are entwined with greenery, and his skin has a textured, bark-like appearance. The background is a muted, earthy tone, enhancing the organic feel. The word 'ARBRE' is prominently displayed in the center in bold, white letters, with 'MONSIEUR' in smaller text above it. At the bottom, the text 'WORDGENDER.COM/FRENCH' is visible in white.

Arbre · m

What is the gender of the word for tree (‘arbre’) in French?

The noun ‘arbre’, the French word for tree, is masculine in French

How can I remember the gender of the word ‘arbre’ in French?

One possible strategy might be to form a mental image that links the word ‘arbre’ in your mind, to something masculine. As an example, we have here created an image and story that does just that — feel free to listen below.

Image of a model with a face sculpted to resemble a loaf of bread, featuring detailed, textured features including eyebrows, eyes, and a mustache, all made of baked bread. The face has a rugged, rustic look with the golden-brown crust giving it depth and character. The background is dark, emphasizing the rich, warm tones of the bread. The word 'PAIN' is prominently displayed in the center in bold, white letters, with 'MONSIEUR' in smaller text above it. At the bottom, the text 'WORDGENDER.COM/FRENCH' is visible in white.

Pain · m

What is the gender of the word for bread (‘pain’) in French?

The noun ‘pain’, the French word for bread, is masculine in French

How can I remember the gender of the word ‘pain’ in French?

One possible strategy might be to form a mental image that links the word ‘pain’ in your mind, to something masculine. As an example, we have here created an image and story that does just that — feel free to listen below.

Image of a model with a fiery theme, featuring clothes, hair, beard, mustache and eyebrows made of vibrant, swirling flames. The model has a strong, chiseled face with an intense, focused expression. His fiery hair and beard are meticulously styled, with flames flickering upwards, creating a dramatic effect. The background is a dark gradient, enhancing the contrast and highlighting the vivid flames. The word 'FEU' is boldly displayed above the model in white letters, with 'MONSIEUR' in smaller text above it. At the bottom, the text 'WORDGENDER.COM/FRENCH' is visible in white.

Feu · m

What is the gender of the word for fire (‘feu’) in French?

The noun ‘feu’, the French word for fire, is masculine in French

How can I remember the gender of the word ‘feu’ in French?

One possible strategy might be to form a mental image that links the word ‘feu’ in your mind, to something masculine. As an example, we have here created an image and story that does just that — feel free to listen below.

Image of a serene-faced model with long hair that seamlessly transforms into flowing water, creating an ethereal and fluid appearance. The water streams and waves blend into the background, which is a muted, earthy tone. The model's expression is calm and peaceful, complementing the natural, watery elements surrounding her. The word 'EAU' is prominently displayed above the model in bold, white letters, with 'MADEMOISELLE' in smaller text above it. At the bottom, the text 'WORDGENDER.COM/FRENCH' is visible in white.

Eau · f

What is the gender of the word for water (‘eau’) in French?

The noun ‘eau’, the French word for water, is feminine in French

How can I remember the gender of the word ‘eau’ in French?

One possible strategy might be to form a mental image that links the word ‘eau’ in your mind, to something feminine. As an example, we have here created an image and story that does just that — feel free to listen below.

Image of a stern-faced model with a windswept appearance, featuring long, flowing silver hair and a matching beard. The hair and beard are depicted as if being blown by a strong wind, blending into the stormy background of swirling clouds and scattered debris. The model's intense gaze is fixed forward, with half of his face prominently shown. The word 'VENT' is boldly displayed in the center, with 'MONSIEUR' in smaller text above it. At the bottom, the text 'WORDGENDER.COM/FRENCH' is visible in white.

Vent · m

What is the gender of the word for wind (‘vent’) in French?

The noun ‘vent’, the French word for wind, is masculine in French

How can I remember the gender of the word ‘vent’ in French?

One possible strategy might be to form a mental image that links the word ‘vent’ in your mind, to something masculine. As an example, we have here created an image and story that does just that — feel free to listen below.

Image of a striking model with deep, dark skin with a voluminous afro hairstyle covered entirely in various blue flowers, ranging from light to dark shades. The model is adorned with large floral earrings that match the hair adornment and a blue floral top. She sports blue-tinted round sunglasses, adding a modern, chic touch. The background is a plain gradient from light to dark gray, making the floral details stand out vividly. The word 'FLEUR' is prominently displayed above the model in bold, white letters, with 'MADEMOISELLE' in smaller text above it. At the bottom, the text 'WORDGENDER.COM/FRENCH' is visible in white.

Fleur · f

What is the gender of the word for flower (‘fleur’) in French?

The noun ‘fleur’, the French word for flower, is feminine in French

How can I remember the gender of the word ‘fleur’ in French?

One possible strategy might be to form a mental image that links the word ‘fleur’ in your mind, to something feminine. As an example, we have here created an image and story that does just that — feel free to listen below.