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Even today, many linguistic means contribute to the "invisibility" of women in language and society in general. First of all, we are talking about the so-called "common" masculine gender when we write "one on one" or say "Professor", and even when we use pronouns like "each, every, other". A number of factors, both historical, religious and social, have led to this "invisibility", although in Slavic languages, along with the category of gender, a rather extensive system of suffixes for creating names of women, i.e. feminine names, has developed. And, as practice shows, the new is the long-forgotten old, in particular in the case of the use of feminine names in the Ukrainian language.