The term woman is derived from the term "womb man" man being term of human species. Hence anyone with a womb is a woman, with the ability to give birth and nurture. This is evident in every mammel on the planet.

I have no trouble at all telling the difference between a man and a woman. No science of word derivations required.

When I grew up there were sufficient genders in the English language.

I.e. he, she and it.

A few more thoughts....
Long long ago, woman were, of necessity, the home makers.
There was really very little opportunity to be otherwise.
Women are the ones physically designed to produce and nurture children.
With a little help from men I should add.
Over millions of years woman have evolved to do this very well.
But times change.
Modern innovations have given woman the freedom to pursue many additional interests and activities.
And these she does very well.
Her thinking processes are far ranging and hence versatile.
A man's role has also changed.
His activities can be far more varied too.
But there is one inescapable fact.
Men and women need each other to procreate and ensure continuance of their kind.
So, though we might wrangle and wright, push and shove, argue and disagree, at the end of the day we must also pursue a workable and friendly relationship.
We must remain mutually inclusive.

In the Woke community a man with a penis can be a person of female gender and compete in woman's sports. Never in history has woman been challenged in sport as inferior as testerone trans who identify as women and the Woke community justifies this as legal. This is the reason for the question - the Woke community supported by the LGBTAAQRS have confused the reality of biological science. It was introduced when we voted for same sex marriage which introduced any gender the woke community believed must be socially accepted. Today there is no such thing as a woman in the minds of some - they are the breeders, and that is not who I am.

IpsoFatso, I think you need a refresher on biology. Sex is determined at conception. It's a matter of chromosomes - males have XY 23rd pair of chromosome pairs, and girls xx. This is determined by the male sperm when it encounters the ova. There are rare occasions when children have both xx and xy chromosomes, or where they do not develop the genitals that normally go with their chromosome pairs. To suggest we are neither male nor female for the first 6 weeks is just wrong.