I was amused to find that "ő orvos. ő sebész. ő agysebész. ő kardiológus. ő pszichiater. ő radiológus. ő bőrgyógyász. ő nőgyógyász. ő szülész. ő fogorvos." was

I was amused to find that "ő orvos. ő sebész. ő agysebész. ő kardiológus. ő pszichiater. ő radiológus. ő bőrgyógyász. ő nőgyógyász. ő szülész. ő fogorvos." was translated as "she is a doctor. she is a surgeon. he is a brain surgeon. she is a cardiologist. she is a psychiatrist. he is a radiologist. she is a dermatologist. she is a gynecologist. she is a midwife. she is a dentist." The (small) majority of physicians in Hungary are in fact female -- I don't know how that breaks down by specialty though. If you are to believe Google Translate, only brain surgeons and radiologists are male by default! (By the way, "szülész" to me means "obstetrician," not "midwife.")