Editing Friulian language (section)

==== Feminine ====
Most feminine nouns end in ''-e'', which is pronounced, unlike in Standard French:

* ''cjase'' = house (from Latin "casa, -ae" hut)
* ''lune'' = moon (from Latin "luna, -ae")
* ''scuele'' = school (from Latin "schola, -ae")

Some feminine nouns, however, end in a consonant, including those ending in ''-zion'', which are from [[Latin]].
* ''man'' = hand (from Latin "manŭs, -ūs" f)
* ''lezion'' = lesson (from Latin "lectio, -nis" f

Note that in some Friulian dialects the -e feminine ending is actually an -a or an -o, which characterize the dialect area of the language and are referred to as ''a/o-ending dialects'' (e.g. {{lang|fur|cjase}} is spelled as {{lang|fur|cjaso}} or {{lang|fur|cjasa -}} the latter being the oldest form of the feminine ending).