sentences:  Most have colloquial feminine forms (which were normal during the Byzantine years) using the infix () or ().Examples, () with additional colloquial () “the doctor”, () “the actor / actress” (no colloquial feminine form in Greek), () “the athlete”, () with additional colloquial () “deputy, member of parliament”.The noun () “human being, person” is masculine and when it is not known whether a man or a woman is referenced, masculine profession nouns or adjectives are used, unless it is important to the speaker to differentiate.