Question

Opposite gender of a cow.

Answer 1

Hint: The “opposite gender” is usually female if the reference point is male; if the reference point is female, the “opposite gender” is usually male. In this quiz, we must determine the cow's opposite gender.

Complete answer:
In technical terms, gender is just one method of classifying or categorising nouns in languages. A noun is a term that describes a person, place, thing, concept, action, or quality. For example, nouns might refer to a person's given name. Consider Mike or Amrita. It might also refer to a person, place, or thing. Nouns include Sydney, Louis Vuitton, and Qantas.

Masculine	Feminine
father	mother
rooster	hen

Masculine is diametrically opposed to feminine. If anything has to do with girls and women, it is considered feminine. All things feminine are associated with women. The cow is a female in the preceding question, thus the provided gender is feminine, and we must determine the opposing gender, masculine.

Cattle, sometimes known as taurine cattle or European cattle, are big cloven-hoofed herbivores that have been domesticated. They are the most widespread species of the genus Bos, and they are a notable contemporary member of the subfamily Bovinae. They are referred to as either cows or bulls depending on their gender.

Thus, the opposite gender of cows is bulls.

Note: Understanding the distinction between grammatical and natural gender is critical. The biological sex of a person, animal, or character is referred to as natural gender. Grammatical gender is a system for categorising nouns. However, this may or may not correlate to the "natural gender" of the person or thing.