For Ghaa'ib and Haadhir forms, the grid also distinguishes gender:
Example ideaMeaningTerm
he / you (male)masculineمذکر
she / you (female)feminineمؤنث
A masculine Ghaa'ib form refers to a male being spoken about.
A feminine Haadhir form refers to a female being addressed.
In the first person, male and female speakers use the same forms.
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The 14 Morphological Persons (Seegah)
For Ghaa'ib and Haadhir forms, the grid also distinguishes gender:
Example ideaMeaningTerm
he / you (male)masculineمذکر
she / you (female)feminineمؤنث
A masculine Ghaa'ib form refers to a male being spoken about.
A feminine Haadhir form refers to a female being addressed.
In the first person, male and female speakers use the same forms.