IPA: /ˈnjuːtə/
KK: /ˈnjuːtər/
Describing something that does not have a specific gender or sexual characteristics, or is neutral in nature.
The neuter form of the pronoun is used when the gender is not specified.
A term used to describe an animal that has been castrated, a plant that lacks reproductive organs, or a type of insect that is not fully developed sexually. In grammar, it refers to nouns or words that do not have a gender.
The neuter form of the noun is used in certain languages to indicate that the word does not belong to a specific gender.
To remove the reproductive organs of an animal, making it unable to reproduce.
The veterinarian will neuter the dog to prevent unwanted puppies.
Past: neutered
Past Participle: neutered
**Neuter** → It is formed from "ne-" (meaning not) and "uter" (meaning either). The word "neuter" refers to something that is neither one thing nor the other, particularly in terms of gender or biological sex.
Think of 'not' ('ne-') and 'either' ('uter') to remember that 'neuter' means neither one nor the other.