sentences:  At the same time, the newer feminine forms in most such languages are usually derived from the primary masculine term by adding or changing a suffix (such as the German from , engineer), so some feminists hold that these words are not equivalent to the masculine words because they are secondary forms.Others object to the perceived clumsiness of such neologisms.Citing German as an example, almost all the names for female professionals end in , and because of the suffix none can consist of a single syllable as some masculine job titles do (such as , doctor).