female
An organism who belongs to the sex that normally produces ova. The term is genberally used to indicate biological sex distinctions, and also to refer to cultural gender role distinctions in humans.
Reference
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NCI 2025 NCI Thesaurus. [2025-2-6] ncit.nci.nih.gov
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EUPH Code (UID)
EUPH IRI
Descriptor
This class is part of the ontology
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Class
Definition
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Class translations
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Danish
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hunlig Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Dutch; Flemish
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vrouwelijk Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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English
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female Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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French
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femelle Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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German
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weiblich Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Italian
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femminile Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Norwegian
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hunlig Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Portuguese
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fêmea Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Romanian; Moldavian; Moldovan
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femeiesc Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Romanian; Moldavian; Moldovan
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femel Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Spanish; Castilian
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hembra Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Swedish
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honlig Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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