Languages that have masculine and feminine versions of words?

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For french and other languages not sure how to do feminine and masculine version of same word?

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Hi… spanish also has masculine and feminine version of words…
Masculine words usually end in “o”
Feminine words usually end in “a”

In french:
Masculine words usually end in a consonant
Feminie words usually and an “e” to the last consonant
Please note I said “usually” because not all words have a distinctive ending.

Example: SMALL
(Spanish)
Masculine: Pequeño
Feminine: Pequeña

(French)
Masculine: Petit
Feminine: Petite
Now… pronuntiation can be a bit different… if a word ends in consonant you DON’T pronounce that consonant unless it’s a “l”, there maybe another exceptions which I don’t remember right now. If it’s the feminine word ending in e, then you do pronounce up to the consonant.
Petit: You pronounce “pe-ti”
Petite: You pronounce “pe-tit”

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Thank you for your answer. I guess, I did not state my question very well. The question is how to enter both in Little Reader. It would be nice to be able to enter both so they alternate I suppose.