male
An organism who belongs to the sex that normally produces sperm. The term is generally 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
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This class is part of the ontology
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Class translations
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Danish
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hanlig Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Dutch; Flemish
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mannelijk Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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English
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male Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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French
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mâle Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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German
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männlich Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Italian
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maschile Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Norwegian
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hanlig Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Portuguese
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macho Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Romanian; Moldavian; Moldovan
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mascul Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Romanian; Moldavian; Moldovan
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bărbătesc
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Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Spanish; Castilian
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macho Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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Swedish
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hanlig Adjective |
Michael Rubinigg
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Approved
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1
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