sentences:  Explicitly marked feminine forms such as ' may be used to emphasize the noun's female character, but unmarked forms are also commonly used for females.Reformers have proposed morphologically well-formed but rarely used forms like ' (literally "man-doctor") and neologisms like "-iĉ-" (') to emphasize maleness.The first form is somewhat insufficient because ' traditionally means "man, male", but does not really show any male lexeme or morpheme, ' meaning "woman".