Re: Sex-neutral gender?

David Starner wrote:
>
> I'm working on Sherall in my free time. Sherall is another language of
> the Sherall, who I mentioned in posts about Llirine. Sherall is a
> Germantic language, a direct descendent of modern German. In its
> adaption to the Sherall, it became a gender-neutral language, but kept
> the grammatical gender of German. So then what would the three genders
> be called? I've thought of Red, Blue and Green, but I was wondering if
> there were any natural examples of this, or if anyone had better ideas?
So, what do these three genders mean, then?

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