In English, grammatical gender has only one minor consistent rule that can be identified for the formation of feminine. Words like director/directress, for example, point out that

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Notes included in this File:

● Masculine and Feminine Names that have Different Words

● Masculine Words that Form the Feminine with a Suffix

● Compound Words for Masculine and Feminine

● Study of Gender - Masculine - Feminine - Common

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