The theory of language and gender by Sociologist Robin Lakoff, One of the feminist theories on the relationship between language and gender emerged in the 1960s. And it is based on the principle that the structure of speech and the way women express themselves are different from men, Lakoff believes In her book “Language and Women Place” that social norms differentiate between the two sexes and calls for normalizing the idea that women's social status is lower than that of men. This study aims to examine the feminine characteristics and representation of women's language in the narrative of "Yaffa hekayat gheyab matar" written by Palestinian novelist Nabal Ghondo. addition to, this research uses a descriptive-analytical method to extract hidden linguistic signs of the text. The research result showed: At the lexical level, both heroes of the story have used the words color to describe objects and sequences, and this use of colors has symbolic and semantic implications. Also, using the names of flowers is a sign of feminine feelings and representations of love. At the syntactic level, the high frequency of interrogative sentences expresses the woman's concerns or her lack of self-confidence. At the literary level, simple and uncomplicated similes and metaphors are also used, which are literary techniques related to women's affairs and are also a means of representing women's feelings and describing beautiful looks and physical features.