Category:Nominal Categories
Feature:Number of Genders WALS
Name:Two
Languages (191):
Conlangs (172):
Regimonti
Pasgemanh
Dravean
Rhean
Jarolim
Quenya
Redspeech
Vallese
Lajik
Icnac
Malabas
Hacherian
K'tle
Eridanian
Sakalian
Meftla
Mavakhalan
Kuyʔūn
Ainure
Vilani
Katkagor
Austrian
Alopian
Isitya
Aveata
Ruzian
Alpic
Nova
Annese
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Solaric
Paagnnyaglŝ
Phanyo
Rnihonön
Torimish
Enamyn
Animate and inanimate.
Ampizd
Clarnenamerin
Ukhshaya
Traxvus
Dètren
Ngaru
Audente
Dothraki
Frimer
South Eresian
Myonian
Kassunetian
Gevey
Gevey nouns are divided into two classes: 'causative' nouns, and 'applicative' nouns. The division is lexical, and unmarked. 
» 'causative' nouns can act as the subject of any verb taking the active construction
» an 'applicative' noun cannot act as the subject of a verb taking the active construction - where an applicative verb is the subject of a clause, the verb must take either the incidental or stative construction.
Doline
Cenemanian
Antiranto
Salthan
Olgittic
Xashi
Qorolese
Isoldian

The use of gender is very minimal, mainly limited to one or two suffixes. It's highly likely that those would give way to a single set form in a very short time.

Tolsian
Tlaymyts
Arka

3rd personal/demostrative pronouns are divided into animate forms and inanimate forms

Standard Hymmnos
L'starfish Klam
Town Speech
anotherunnamed
Mithara
Vrlungla
Borchennymendi
Ulmiric
Okuna
Baronh
Massalian
Vishak
Idhunaic
Ixe Wa
Cwengaer
Nahakhontl
Doayâu
Pymmalian
Northern Lorkan
Thensarian
Maksinaunminverbe
Pastalie Hymmnos
Begonian
Bhadlam
Snahhian
Tizian
Emeranye
Coral Reef language
Alashian
Femmish
Pugoko
Aingeljã
Brutirric
Geulish
Proto-Gramurn
Palen
Old Palen
Alumian
Thalurmian
Ronc Tyu
Spanglo
Laefevesi
fae gosfth
Arveyran
Franglispan
Depth Language
Kashithes
Oedilaaiffe
Proto-Toroq
Salga
Savvinic
Suhon
Toma Heylm
Ndatshok
South Germanic
Anikuek
diSellat
Vandalic
Lavrian
Red Creek
Thulean
EML
Lagu
Selade
Etelegbe
Eitinodo
Sape
Kibaki
Dhrahhynian
Dwendish
Ḍoláh
Anxian
Seignuric
Kayronic
Vayardyio
Tadiraki Language
Polarian
Kavrinian
Empolese
Tangachi
Tallfellow
Ghudaz
Gilya
PURK
Masculine and feminine. The femine ending is -o, added to adjectives and pronouns.

fnep – good (masc.)
fnepo – good (fem.)

The distinction is neutralised in the plural:

fneps – good (fem. or masc.)
Old Drengan
Vedran
Chharang
Azalian
Al Bakiyye
Zutian
Vulgar Aribelian
Armundic
Proto-Seligonian
Mikoshi
Parian
Aats'ax
Omino
Grodisian
Somish
Daisilingo
Palato
Westron
Lingua Franca Nova
Free Tongue Animate and inanimate.
Speech of the New West
Hossin
Jokelang 2
Cruckeny
Shemola
Nikhiuvauran
Keeltyewarem
Pateko

Natlangs (19):
French
Spanish
Arabic (Egyptian)
Alamblak
Apurina
Berber (Middle Atlas)
Hausa
Hebrew (Modern)
Hindi
Hixkaryana
Iraqw
Khasi
Latvian
Maybrat
Oromo (Harar)
Tagalog
Tiwi
Cree (Plains)
Mundari