Then answer should be single word of "pregnant lady".
English scholars ...find its answer quickly

How do you make two into one without specifying it!!

Are you trying to find gender of noun or adjective!!!!

I think a pregnant lady is perfect example of two in one in many ways. Just think of it. A pregnent lady.... lady and her child. :laugh:

"Veenidum Vishnulokam".
At least admit it now that you have lost the game :P

I have given you the correct answer..."pregnant"

Where is Chinmayjee....
I want to fry you both

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I am going to deep fry you in fresh ghee...

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enough???

Why can't you comment on my answer instead of boiling in fresh ghee :angry: :angry: :angry:

Can you find one word/noun that has only female gender....no male gender? :cheer:
It's just a game :P

Don't feel happy.....answer is 'pregnant'.
Actually, it is an adjective......but often it can be used as noun....similar to the word, rich....
Also the word 'pregnant' itself is female gender. So, no need to suffix it as pregnant lady.

ha ha ha......
Now reply......

Can you find one word/noun that has only female gender....no male gender? :cheer:
It's just a game :P

Don't feel happy.....answer is 'pregnant'.
Actually, it is an adjective......but often it can be used as noun....similar to the word, rich....
Also the word 'pregnant' itself is female gender. So, no need to suffix it as pregnant lady.

ha ha ha......
Now reply......

Then don't feel happy, i gave you the link of male pregnant also. Didn't I? Say you lost. :cheer:

this is my answer :angry: