sentences:  Many of these nouns have French origins and are long established in both female and male use, but for example ("driver") exists only in the male form for both sexes, and the same with ("managing director"), while in modern Swedish is used with other meanings (in fashion and mathematics).The use of many female endings may seem archaic and connected with an inferior status, like ("female teacher" for "children") compared to ("teacher").Nowadays the female words ("nurse/sister"), ("miss" in addressing a school teacher) can be used even for male professionals.