If there exists a certain gender distinction in verb forms of the 1st and 2nd person, the same distinction also occurs in the verb forms of the 3rd person in that language.
Standardized
IF there is any gender distinction in verb forms of 1st and 2nd person, THEN this same distinction is made in forms of 3rd person.
Late Egyptian (Afro-Asiatic): there is a facultative gender distinction in 1SG verb forms of the suffix conjugation (only in written language) but no gender distinction in the respective 3PL forms. (F. Kammerzell, p.c.)
An analogous statement cannot be made for number. Cf. the Baltic languages in which the distinction of number is neutralized in the 3rd person of the verb.
An analogous statement cannot be made for number. Cf. the Baltic languages in which the distinction of number is neutralized in the 3rd person of the verb.