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minus-squareSteamedHamberder [he/him]hexbear11·4 years agoHow come it’s “dominatrix, aviatrix, executrix” but waitress and actress, not waitrix or actrix link
minus-squareBumpInTheNight [none/use name]hexagonhexbear4·4 years agothe first set have -or masculine endings and the others have -er masculine endings link
minus-squareemizeko [they/them]hexbear5·edit-24 years agoactor though. maybe the reason there is "actrix" is really hard to say link
minus-squareBumpInTheNight [none/use name]hexagonhexbear4·4 years agoHmmm good point. The tor/trix preferred pronouns are from Latin's 3rd declension, whereas the ter/tress are from idk some frankish business? link
minus-squareemizeko [they/them]hexbear3·4 years agoif Charlemagne was so great, why wasn't there a Charlemagne II? link
How come it’s “dominatrix, aviatrix, executrix” but waitress and actress, not waitrix or actrix
the first set have -or masculine endings and the others have -er masculine endings
actor though. maybe the reason there is "actrix" is really hard to say
Hmmm good point. The tor/trix preferred pronouns are from Latin's 3rd declension, whereas the ter/tress are from idk some frankish business?
if Charlemagne was so great, why wasn't there a Charlemagne II?