Sentence:  "ðy ego" Mt. Pref. 17, 9 (as against "þ ego" L. Pref. 7, 9 with the usual OE neut. gender). The masculine forms are used to a considerable extent in congruence with etymologically masculine nouns; also with etymologically feminine <WSD>asexuals</WSD>; e.g. "se stefn" L 9, 36; [...] The neuter forms are used with etymologically neuter nouns; with etymologically masculine <WSD>asexuals</WSD>; e.g. "þ cyrtil" L 6, 29; J 19, 23; "þ penning" L 20, 24; "bēam" (Lindelof p. 9) ; "stān" (Lindelof p. 11); and with etymologically feminine <WSD>asexuals</WSD>; e.g. [...] 
Meaning of the word marked with <WSD> tags:  Something which does not have a sex, or a word which refers to such a thing.