Gendermatutinus: a gender that is peaceful, docile, colorful, connected to the morning sun, summer, autumn, and sunny days in September. Etymology: Latin, “matutinus” meaning “(relational) morning”
Gendermeridianus: a gender that is peaceful, docile, colorful, connected to the afternoon sun, early summer, late spring, flowers, and sunny days in May. Etymology: Latin, “meridianus” meaning “(relational) afternoon”
Gendervacciniis: a gender that is small, fruity, and sweet. It is connected to blueberries, winter, and sweetness. Etymology: Latin, “vaccinium” meaning “blueberry”
Genderbrumalis: a gender that is peaceful, docile, colorful, connected to the snowy overcast nights, snowfall, winter, and overcast days in January. Etymology: Latin, “brumalis” meaning “wintry”
Genderserotinus: a gender that is peaceful, docile, colorful, connected to the moon at evening, autumn, winter, and cold days in November. Etymology: Latin, “serotinus” meaning “(relational) evening”
Pannaturalisgender: a gender that is connected to every nature gender in your own experience. Etymology: pan- + “naturalis” (of or pertaining to nature) + -gender
Gendersempervirens: a gender that is foresty, connected to evergreen trees, woodlands, forests, and other large tracts of trees. Etymology: Latin, “sempervirens” meaning “evergreen”
Gendernemus: a gender that is foresty, connected to trees, woodlands, pine forests, and other large tracts of trees. Etymology: Latin, “nemus” meaning “a tract of woodland”
Genderpacalis: a gender that makes itself peaceful when disturbed, and is constantly disappearing and reappearing when at peace and when turbulent. Etymology: Latin, “pacalis” meaning “of or pertaining to peace”
Genderpacatus: a gender that is pacified and peaceful, and transforms into some smaller gender when it is interrupted. Etymology: Latin, “pacatus” meaning “pacified”
Genderpaco: a gender that pacifies itself when it arrives, disappears for a while, and simply dissipates into a different gender after a while. Etymology: Latin, “paco” meaning “I pacify”
Genderpacifico: a gender that pacifies itself when it appears, and simply disappears into some other gender eventually. Etymology: Latin, “pacifico” meaning “I pacify”
Coptaodoro: a gender that is related to cookie scents, fragrances, perfumes, etc. Etymology: Latin, “copta” meaning “cookie” and “odoro” meaning “I perfume”
Genderpumpkin: a gender that is small, colorful, funky, bright, connected to autumn, pumpkins, Halloween, and jack-o’-lanterns. A small part of the Genderstajon System (and possibly the Genderherbst system)
definition: a gender identity where someone’s gender changes between one gender and its antigender. cendgirl is where someone flips between girl and antigirl, and cendboy is where someone flips between boy and antiboy.
a gender identity that is slowly wearing away, changing from one identity to another. an entrogirl is female/feminine but their gender is changing to another, and an entroboy is male/masculine but their gender is changing to another.
note: this can be accompanied with any gender, like entrononbinary, entroagender, etc.
definition: a gender identity that only exists when someone thinks about it; a gender identity where someone feels genderless until a gender is consciously chosen. an existigirl is someone who is genderless until they think about it and are a girl, and an existiboy is someone who is genderless until they think about it and are a boy.
note: this can be accompanied with any gender, like existiagender, existigenderfluid, etc.
Integrumgender: (Latin for complete) Where you’ll only ever discover your true gender when you meet the love of your life/soulmate. This gender is a placeholder.
A bridging orientation community similar to that of wlw, mlm, nblnb, etc.
For FluLFlu, FluiLFlui, FluidLFluid, genderfluidLgenderfluid
For relationships Containing a genderfluid( or otherwise fluidly gender) person loving another genderfluid person or to label a genderfluid person who is attracted to other genderfluid people
A bridging orientation community similar to that of wlw, mlm, nblnb, etc.
For FlLFl, FluxLFlux, GenderfluxLGenderflux
For relationships Containing a genderflux person loving another genderflux person or to label a genderflux person who is attracted to other genderflux people
A naturogender relating to the different ocean zones, the cohesion of oceanic ecosystems, the depths and vastness of the ocean as a metaphor for the depths and vastness of gender. This gender feels like two extremes; There is a warm, calm and rhythmic feeling like waves of seafoam crashing against you as you stand knee deep on the shoreline… And a deep, pressurized coldness that feels both lonely and spacious, and inescapably crowded and smothering.
Evolutiogender: (Latin for evolution) A gender that has various stages/acts/forms that can be predictable or unpredictable. Ex: In Act 1, you might feel more comfortable calling yourself genderqueer. Number of forms can vary from individual to individual. You may not be sure how many forms you have, or when it’ll evolve.
A FINgender for anyone regardless of usual alignment, but with a particular feeling of intense, euphorious validity coming from recognition as feminine from other NB/F aligned folx. This warm, fuzzy feeling only grows when validated and, when invalidated, the growth pauses, like a flower going dormant in the cold and pausing its growth/blooming.
The name comes from fem/femme, and the root -parous, which means “to bear/bring forth,” referring to it being brought on with love and validation around your identity.
Genderhibernabat: a gender that is wintry, chilly, icy, pale and light, cozy, and light blue. It is connected to snow, winter, cold mountain air, large forests, snow-capped trees, icicles hanging off of tree branches, windy weather, frasier fir trees, and freezing weather. It can be desolate and empty.
Etymology: Latin “hibernabat” meaning “It passed the winter”
Genderhibernabas: a gender that is wintry, freezing, mildly icy, pale and airy, comforting, and lavender-colored. It is connected to snow, winter, cold mountain air, large forests, snow-covered trees, icicles hanging off of tree branches, breezy weather, frasier fir trees, and gelid weather. It can be desolate and empty. Etymology: Latin “hibernabas” meaning “You passed the winter”
Genderhibernabam: a gender that is very wintry, snowy, extremely chilly, icy, pale and light, cozy, and dark blue. It is connected to snow, winter, cold ocean air, large forests, snow-capped trees, icicles hanging off of tree branches, windy, snow-covered beach weather, frasier fir trees, and algid weather. It can be desolate and empty. Etymology: Latin “hibernabam” meaning “I passed the winter”
Genderhibernant: a gender that is cold, wintry, sometimes autumny, not very icy, airy, cozy, and bright blue. It is connected to snow, winter, cozy cabins, small forests, snow-capped trees, icicles hanging off of tree branches, windy weather, apples, pie, and freezing weather. It can be desolate and empty. Etymology: Latin “hibernant” meaning “They pass the winter”
Genderhibernamus: a gender that is mildly cold, somewhat wintry, very autumny, not very icy, airy, cozy, and bright blue. It is connected to snow, early winter, late autumn, cozy cabins, small forests, snow-capped trees, small icicles hanging off of tree branches, breezy weather, apples, pie, and tepid autumn weather. It can be desolate and empty. Etymology: Latin “hibernamus” meaning “We pass the winter”
Genderhibernat: a gender that is somewhat cold, mildly wintry, sometimes autumny, icy, airy, cozy, and purple-blue/indigo. It is connected to light snow, early winter, snowflakes, small forests, waterfalls, icicles hanging off of tree branches, windy weather, holly, ivy, and cold weather. It can be desolate and empty. Etymology: Latin “hibernat” meaning “It passes the winter”
Genderhibernas: a gender that is very cold, very wintry, sometimes autumny, very icy, very airy, mildly cozy, and indigo-colored. It is connected to snow, winter, warm cabins, small forests, cinnamon, icicles hanging off of tree branches, windy weather, pumpkins, pie, and chilly weather. It can be desolate and empty. Etymology: Latin “hibernas” meaning “You pass the winter”
Genderhiberno: a gender that is cold, wintry, autumny, icy, airy, cozy, and bright blue. It is connected to snow, winter, cozy cabins, small forests, snow-capped trees, icicles, calming wind, warm tea on a winter afternoon, apples, pumpkins, pies, holly, ivy, and freezing weather. It can be desolate and empty. Etymology: Latin “hiberno” meaning “I pass the winter”
Genderhibernatis: a gender that is super cold, deep and wintry, very icy, airy, cozy, and bright blue. It is connected to snow, winter, cozy cabins, small forests, snow-capped trees, icicles, calming wind, hot cocoa on a winter morning, snow falling on the ground, birds chirping, chocolate, holly, ivy, and freezing weather. It can be desolate and empty. Etymology: Latin “hibernatis” meaning “You (pl.) pass the winter”
Genderautumnent: a gender that is autumnal, colorful, connected to autumn, apples, pies, snowy days, rainy nights, turkeys, mountains, tea, mint, and rainbows. It can also be masculine-aligned, but does not have to be. It can be connected to overcast days and hay bales, but also does not have to be. Etymology: Latin “autumnent” meaning “They cause or bring on autumn”
Genderautumnis: a gender that is autumnal, bright, connected to autumn, pumpkins, pinecones, overcast days, rainy nights, cabins, mountains, cocoa, apples, and rainbows. It can also be feminine-aligned, but does not have to be. It can be connected to pumpkin patches and hay bales, but also does not have to be. Etymology: Latin “autumnus (inflec. into autumnis)” meaning “autumn, fall”
Genderautumnantem: a gender that is autumnal, colorful, connected to autumn, cookies, pies, tepid days, chilly nights, pumpkins, mountains, tea, falling leaves, and rainbows. It can also be nonbinary-aligned, but does not have to be. It can be connected to warm days and hay bales, but also does not have to be. Etymology: Latin “autumnans (inflec. into autumnantem)” meaning “bringing or causing autumn”
Genderautumnavisti: a gender that is autumnal, colorful, connected to autumn, cakes, bakeries, pies, breezy warm days, windy cold nights, pumpkins, mountains, oak trees, acorns, falling leaves, and rainbows. It can also be agender-aligned, but does not have to be. It can be connected to rainy days and hay bales, but also does not have to be. Etymology: Latin “autumnavisti” meaning “You have caused or brought on autumn”
Totiensfluid: a fluid gender that is only fluid so often, or is very rarely fluid. It can be fluid between any genders, and will eventually disappear. Etymology: Latin, “totiens” meaning “so often”
Tondeogender: a gender that grows wild, is calming, connected to grass, summer, and autumn. It may be connected to hay and meadows covered in flowers. Etymology: Latin, “tondeo” meaning “I mow”
Karisfluid: a fluid gender that is small, oceanic, and colorful. It is connected to shrimp, the ocean, sunsets on the horizon, and summer. It may also be connected to other fish, saltwater, and rainbows. Etymology: Ancient Greek, “κᾱρῑ́ς (kārī́s) meaning “shrimp, prawn.
Hunigfluid: a fluid gender that is slow, sweet, and fluid between honey, bee, and colorful genders. It may be connected to honey itself, honeycomb, buzzing bees, and summer. Finally, it may be connected to flowers and spring. Etymology: Old English “huniġ” meaning “honey”
Genderhunigbaere: a gender that is slow, sweet, and connected to honey, bee, and colorful rainbows. It may be connected to beehives, honeycomb, buzzing bees, and summer. Finally, it may be connected to flowers, waterfalls, meadows, and spring. Etymology: Old English “huniġbære” meaning “honey-bearing”
Beofluid: a gender that fluid between slow, sweet, honey, bee, and colorful genders. It may be connected to beehives, honeycomb, buzzing bees, and summer. Finally, it may be connected to flowers, waterfalls, meadows, and spring. Etymology: Old English “bēo” meaning “bee”
Genderhunigcamb: a gender that is large, sweet, honey-colored, flowery, and colorful. It may be connected to bees, beehives, honeycomb, buzzing bees, and summer. Finally, it may be connected to flowers, waterfalls, meadows, and spring. Etymology: Old English “huniġcamb” meaning “honeycomb”
Genderbeobread: a gender that is candied, sweet, honey-colored, bright, happy, and colorful. It may be connected to bees, beebread, beehives, honeycomb, buzzing bees, and nectar. Finally, it may be connected to flowers, waterfalls, meadows, and spring. Etymology: Old English “bēobrēad” meaning “beebread”
Wintrigfluid: a fluid gender that is cold. It is fluid between winter, snow, and cold genders. It can be fluid between feminine, masculine, and snowflake genders as well. Etymology: Old English, “wintriġ” meaning “wintry”
Apuldorfluid: a fluid gender that is fluid between autumn, apple, and colorful genders. It may also be fluid between tree and acorn genders as well. Etymology: Old English “apuldor” meaning “apple tree”
Genderaeppelbaere: a gender that bears “apples” of other genders, and can grow new genders with it. It may also be connected to trees and acorns as well. Etymology: Old English “æppelbǣre” meaning “apple-bearing”
Gendermalum: a feminine gender that is connected to apples, forests, and autumn. It may also be connected to pies and acorns as well. Etymology: Latin, “malum” meaning “apple”
Gendermalon: a masculine gender that is connected to apples, forests, and autumn. It may also be connected to pies and acorns as well. Etymology: Doric Greek, “mâlon” meaning “apple”
Gendermilea: a neuter gender that is connected to apples, forests, and autumn. It may also be connected to pies and acorns as well. Etymology: Italiot Greek, “milèa” meaning “apple tree”
Gendercornbaere: a gender that is autumnal, connected to autumn, corn, and large fields of cornstalks deep in the country. It may be masculine-aligned or simply have no alignment. Etymology: Old English, “cornbære” meaning “corn-bearing”
Haerfesttidfluid: a fluid gender that is connected to autumn, pumpkins, and falling leaves gliding across the floor. It is fluid between these kind of genders as well. It can also be fluid between apple, winter, and all nature genders. Etymology: Old English, “hærfesttid” meaning “harvest tide”
Haerfestlicfluid: a fluid gender that is connected to autumn, pumpkins, and falling leaves gliding across the floor. It is fluid between these kind of genders as well. It can also be fluid between apple, winter, and all nature genders. It differs from Haerfesttidfluid because it is also fluid between very cold genders, corn genders, and colorgenders. Etymology: Old English, “hærfestlīċ” meaning “autumnal, of harvest”
Menthefluid: a fluid gender that is refreshing, sweet, minty, and airy. It is connected to winter, mint plants, gardening, and small clouds floating through the sky. It is fluid between mint, winter, garden, cloud, and autumn genders. Etymology: Norman/French, “menthe” meaning “mint”
P’per’menefluid: a fluid gender that is refreshing, savory, minty, and thin. It is connected to winter, peppermint plants, gardening, and large clouds floating through the sky. It is fluid between peppermint, winter, garden, large cloud, and autumn genders. Etymology: Norman, “p’per’mene” meaning “peppermint”
Saponisfluid: a fluid gender that constantly flows, is slippery, and is fluid between water, soap, summer, and flowery genders. Etymology: Latin, “sapo” meaning “soap”
Genderlutarius: a gender that is muddy, vague, and dark. It is connected to frogs, swamps, mud, rainy days, and ponds deep in the woods. It can be connected to the color brown, autumn, and willow trees. Etymology: Latin, “lutarius” meaning “of or belonging to the mud”
Caenosusfluid: a fluid gender that is muddy, vague, and dark. It is fluid between frog, swamp, mud, rainy, and pond genders. It can be connected to the color brown, autumn, and willow trees. Etymology: Latin, “caenosus” meaning “muddy.” Fluid equivalent of Genderlutarius.
Caenulentusfluid: a fluid gender that is muddy, thick, and dark. It is fluid between toad, frog, lily pad, lily of the valley, flower, swamp, mud, rainy, and pond genders. It can be connected to the color orange, summer, and oak trees. Etymology: Latin, “caenulentus” meaning “covered in mud.”
Lutulentussolum: a gender that is muddy, deep, and dark. It connected to toads, coldness, algae, flames, flowers, swamps, mud, rainy afternoons, and ponds. It can be connected to the color orange, summer, and birch trees. Etymology: Latin, “lutulentus” meaning “muddy.”
Lutescobaonic: a gender that is muddy, thick, and dark. It is connected to toad, frog, lily pad, lily of the valley, flower, swamp, mud, rainy, and pond genders. It can be connected to the color orange, summer, and oak trees. Etymology: Latin, “lutesco” meaning “I make muddy.” Static version of Caenulentusfluid
Genderlutosus: a gender that is muddy, small, and contained. It is connected to mud, frogs, and ponds in the wood. Etymology: Latin, “lutosus” meaning “muddy”
Lutumfluid: a fluid gender that is muddy, large, and flows slowly. It is connected to mud, toads, and frogs on a lily pad. Etymology: Latin, “lutum” meaning “mud”
Lubricusfluid: a fluid gender that is as slippery as Saponisfluid. It is fluid between alien, soap, and summer genders. It can sometimes be heavily fluid and have no central direction of where it will flow. Etymology: Latin, “lubricus” meaning “slippery”
Gendernitidissimus: a gender that is very shiny, bright, colorful, and clean. It is connected to rainbows, colors, and rain. It can be masculine-aligned or not aligned at all. Etymology: Latin, “nitidissimus” meaning “shiniest”
Gendernitidior: a gender that is shinier than Gendernitidus but not as shiny as Gendernitidissimus, vibrant, multicolored, colorful, and clean. It is connected to rainbows, colors, and rain. It can be feminine-aligned or not aligned at all. Etymology: Latin, “nitidior” meaning “shinier”
Gendernitidus: a gender that is shiny, but not as shiny as Gendernitior or Gendernitidissimus, vibrant, multicolored, colorful, and clean. It is connected to rainbows, colors, paint, and rain. It can be nonbinary-aligned or not aligned at all. Etymology: Latin, “nitidus” meaning “shiny”
Nitidusfluid: a fluid gender that is shiny, bright, colorful, and clean. It is fluid between rainbow, color, and rain genders. It can be masculine-aligned or not aligned at all. Etymology: Latin, “nitidus” meaning “shiny”
Nitidiorfluid: a fluid gender that is shinier than Nitidusfluid but not as shiny as Nitidissimusfluid, bright, colorful, and clean. It is fluid between rainbow, color, paint, summer, and rain genders. It can be feminine-aligned or not aligned at all. Etymology: Latin, “nitidior” meaning “shinier”
Nitidissimusfluid: a fluid gender that is very shiny, bright, colorful, and clean. It is fluid between rainbow, color, summer, warm, comforting, and rain genders. It can be nonbinary-aligned or not aligned at all. Etymology: Latin, “nitidissimus” meaning “shiniest”
Pwmpenian: a bright, happy, autumny, and orange gender. It is connected to pumpkins and autumn. It can be connected to winter and summer as well, and maybe even pumpkin patches, falling leaves, and windy ocean shores. Etymology: Welsh, “pwmpen” meaning “pumpkin”
Differensfluix: a gender that is fluid in nature, but also flux in nature. It is fluid when it isn’t flux, and it is flux when it isn’t fluid. It alternates between fluid and flux, and is different almost constantly. Etymology: Latin, “differens” meaning “differing, different”
Genderplumula: A gender that is small, light, and downy. It is connected to small feathers, summer, and warm pillows at night. A Part of the Plume and Feathers Subsystem of the Genderstajon Supersystem. Etymology: Latin, “plumula” meaning “a small feather, a down feather”
Plumosusfluid: A fluid gender that is small, light, and downy. It is fluid between feather, summer, and warm genders. It can be fluid between winter and autumn genders as well. A Part of the Plume and Feathers Subsystem of the Genderstajon Supersystem. Etymology: Latin, “plumosus” meaning “feathered, covered in feathers.”
Plumofluid: A fluid gender that is large, feathered, light, and downy. It is fluid between feather, sleep, blanket, summer, and warm genders. A Part of the Plume and Feathers Subsystem of the Genderstajon Supersystem. Etymology: Latin, “plumo” meaning “I feather”
Genderplumarius: A gender that is airy, small, light, and smooth. It is connected to feathers, spring, chickens, and warm pillows at night. A Part of the Plume and Feathers Subsystem of the Genderstajon Supersystem. Etymology: Latin, “plumarius” meaning “of or pertaining to feathers”
Genderplumeum/Genderplumeus: A gender that is airy, small, light, and smooth. It is connected to eiderdown, feathers, summer, hens, baby chicks, roosters, and cool pillows at night. A Part of the Plume and Feathers Subsystem of the Genderstajon Supersystem. Etymology: Latin, “plumeus” meaning “downy”
Plumescofluid: A fluid gender that is airy, very small, pale and light, and smooth. It is connected to small feathers, spring, baby chicks, and pillows at night. A Part of the Plume and Feathers Subsystem of the Genderstajon Supersystem. Etymology: Latin, “plumesco” meaning “I grow feathers”
Genderplumatus: A gender that is lightly airy, miniscule, light, and fluffy. It is connected to feathers, winter, chickens, sleeping, and eiderdown pillows at night. A Part of the Plume and Feathers Subsystem of the Genderstajon Supersystem. Etymology: Latin, “plumatus” meaning “feathered”
Genderplumescens: A gender that is mildly airy, somewhat large or normal in size, light, and soft. It is connected to feathers, winter, autumn, chickens, and warm pillows on a cold winter night. A Part of the Plume and Feathers Subsystem of the Genderstajon Supersystem. Etymology: Latin, “plumescens” meaning “fledging”
Genderpluma: A gender that is airy, small, bright but light, and fluffy like a pile of feathers. It is connected to feathers, early spring, late winter, chickens, and chilly pillows at night. A Part of the Plume and Feathers Subsystem of the Genderstajon Supersystem. Etymology: Latin, “pluma” meaning “feather”
Plumigerfluid: A fluid gender that is airy, small, light, and smooth. It is fluid between feather, summer, autumn, chicken, cold, pillow, and sleep genders. A Part of the Plume and Feathers Subsystem of the Genderstajon Supersystem. Etymology: Latin, “plumiger” meaning “feathered, covered with feathers.”
Snawgufluid: a fluid gender that falls and flows like the falling snow. It is connected to snowfall, winter, and cold weather. It is fluid between winter, autumn, snow, cold, and freezing genders. It can be fluid between other icy genders but does not have to be. A part of the Genderstajon System and the Snowed Over and Blown Over Subsystem. Etymology: Old English, “snawig” meaning “snowy” (inflected into snawgu)
Snawifluid: a fluid gender that falls and flows like the falling snow (differs from Snawgufluid in that it disappears after it stops being fluid). It is connected to rainfall, snowfall, winter, and gelid weather. It is fluid between winter, forest, snow, cold, and freezing genders. It can be fluid between other icy genders but does not have to be. Etymology: Middle English, “snawi” meaning “snowy”
Snjoigrfluid: a fluid gender that falls and flows like the falling snow (differs from other fluid genders in that it disappears after it stops being fluid, only to reappear eventually, like snowy days). It is connected to waterfall, snowfall, winter, and algid weather. It is fluid between winter, leaf, eiderdown, snow, frosty, icy, and freezing genders. It can be fluid between other winter-related genders but does not have to be. Etymology: Old Norse, “snjoigr” meaning “snowy”
Snewagfluid: a fluid gender that falls and flows like the falling snow (differs from other fluid genders in that it disappears after it stops being fluid, reappears for a short time, and completely goes away like winter in the spring). It is connected to cold water, ponds frozen over, snowfall, winter, and gelid weather. It is fluid between water, winter, forest, snow, cold, and freezing genders. It can be fluid between other icy genders but does not have to be. Etymology: Old High German, “snewag” meaning “snowy”
Gendersnegig: a gender that falls like the falling snow. It is connected to snowflakes, mountaintops, wintry gusts of air, snowfall, winter, and gelid weather. It can be connected to other icy genders but does not have to be. Etymology: Old Saxon, “snegig” meaning “snowy”
Gendersnaiw: a gender that falls gently like the light early winter snow. It is connected to snowflakes, snow that doesn’t stick, chilly gusts of air, gentle snowfall, winter, and chilly mountain weather. It can be connected to other icy genders but does not have to be. Etymology: Proto-West-Germanic, “snaiw” meaning “snow”
Gendersnaiwana: a gender that falls heavily like the heavy midwinter snow. It is connected to snowflakes, snow that covers everything, algid gusts of air, heavy snowfall, winter, and algid mountain weather. It can be connected to other icy genders but does not have to be. Etymology: Proto-Germanic, “snaiwana” meaning “to snow”
Gendersnaiwaz: a gender that falls very heavily like the mid-winter blizzards. It is connected to snowflakes, many tons of snow, freezing gusts of air, blizzard levels of snow, winter, and freezing mountain weather. It can be connected to other icy genders but does not have to be. Etymology: Proto-Germanic, “snaiwaz” meaning “snow”
Gendersnej: a gender that falls gently like the light early winter snow. It is connected to snowflakes, snow that barely collects/watery snow, small gusts of wind, very gentle snowfall, winter, and mountain weather. It can be connected to other icy genders but does not have to be. Etymology: Vilamovian, “snej” meaning “snow”
Gendersnaiws: a gender that falls lightly like the midwinter snow. It is connected to snowflakes, watery snow, moderate gusts of wind, mildly heavy snowfall, winter, and chilly mountain weather. It can be connected to other icy genders but does not have to be. Etymology: Gothic, “snaiws” meaning “snow”
Gendersnaer: a gender that falls like early winter snow. It is connected to snowflakes, snow that barely collects, small gusts of wind on a shore, gentle snowfall, winter, and mountain weather. It can be connected to other icy genders but does not have to be. Etymology: Icelandic, “snær” meaning “snow”
Gendersneo: a gender that falls like winter snow. It is connected to snowflakes, normal amounts of snow, gusts of wind on a shore, gentle snowfall, winter, and cabins with smoke rising out of the chimney. It can be connected to other icy genders but does not have to be. Etymology: Old Dutch, “sneo” meaning “snow”
Gendersnaw: a gender that falls late winter snow. It is connected to snowflakes, late snowstorms, small gusts of wind on a shore at night, small blizzards, winter, and mountain weather. It can be connected to other icy genders but does not have to be. Etymology: Old English, “snaw” meaning “snow”
Genderbesniwian: a gender that is besnowed and comforting. It is connected to snowflakes, snowfall, gusts of wind, cozy cabins, winter, and mountain weather. It can be connected to other icy genders but does not have to be. Etymology: Old English, “besniwian” meaning “to besnow, to snow on”
Gendersnawig: a gender that falls like small amounts of winter snow. It is connected to snowflakes, snowy weather on a farm, blankets, apples, oud, small gusts of wind on a plain, gentle snowfall on a meadow, winter, and alpine weather. It can be connected to other icy genders but does not have to be. Etymology: Old English, “snawig” meaning “snowy”
Genderbesniwod: a gender that falls and covers other genders in a “snow” of other related genders, even the ones in this subsystem. It is connected to snowflakes, snow on a forest, small gusts of wind in an alpine forest, gentle snowfall, winter, and alpine/taiga weather. It can be connected to other icy genders but does not have to be. Etymology: Old English, “besniwod” meaning “covered in snow”
Sonnigfluid: a fluid gender that is sunny, colorful, autumnal, bright, and airy. It is connected to (and fluid between) sun, autumn, pumpkin, light, and bright genders. It can be static sometimes, and is called Sonnigian when it is. Etymology: German, “sonnig” meaning “sunny”
Genderhaloveno: a fun, happy, and bright gender that is connected to Halloween, candy, treats, cauldrons bubbling, potions, and autumn. It can be connected to falling leaves and jack o’lanterns. Etymology: Esperanto, “Haloveno” meaning “Halloween”
Genderhalovins: a fun, happy, and dark gender that is connected to Halloween, candy, treats, dark forests at night, scarecrows, Halloween decorations, toads, and autumn. It can be connected to falling leaves and jack o’lanterns. Etymology: Latvian, “Halovins” meaning “Halloween”
Gendernjola: a gender that is calming, cool, connected to nightfall, owls, and winter. It can also be connected to autumn nights and cloudy/rainy nights. A part of the Genderstajon system and the Gendernott subsystem. Etymology: Icelandic, “njola” meaning “night”
Gendernott: a gender that is calming, cold, cozy, connected to nightfall, owls, and early winter. It can also be connected to autumn nights and rainy nights. A part of the Genderstajon system and the Gendernott subsystem. Etymology: Icelandic, “nott” meaning “night”THE BASE GENDER FOR THIS SUBSYSTEM
Gendernaetur: a gender that is calming, cool, connected to nightfall, thunderstorms, pine forests, icicles from frozen rain, and winter. It can also be connected to clear autumn nights. A part of the Genderstajon system and the Gendernott subsystem. Etymology: Icelandic, “nott” meaning “night” (inflected into nætur)
Gendernifl: a gender that is calming, foggy, dark, damp, dim, cool, connected to night, thunderstorms, darkness, icicles from frozen rain, and winter. It can also be connected to foggy autumn mornings. A part of the Genderstajon system and the Gendernott subsystem. Etymology: Icelandic, “nifl” meaning “darkness, fog”
Gendernatt: a gender that is very dark, very calming, very cold, tender, connected to nightfall, owls, falling leaves, windy weather, and early winter. It can also be connected to autumn nights and rainy nights. A part of the Genderstajon system and the Gendernott subsystem. Etymology: Old Norse, “natt” meaning “night” Closely related to Gendernott.
Gendernaetr: a gender that is extremely dark, extremely calming, extremely cold, soft, connected to nightfall, owls, falling leaves, windy weather, and early winter. It can also be connected to autumn nights and rainy nights. A part of the Genderstajon system and the Gendernott subsystem. Etymology: Old Norse, “natt” meaning “night” (inflected into nætr) Closely related to Gendernott, Gendernatt, and Gendernaetur.
Nahtsfluid: a fluid gender that is fluid between Gendernott subsystem genders. A part of the Genderstajon system and the Gendernott subsystem. Etymology: Proto-Germanic, “nahts” meaning “night”
Gendernahts: a gender that is cold, dark, connected to autumn nights, rain, and winter snow. A part of the Genderstajon system and the Gendernott subsystem. Etymology: Proto-Germanic, “nahts” meaning “night”
Scelestissimusfluid: a fluid gender that is wicked and flows between Halloween and candy genders and those genders only. Etymology: Latin, “scelestissimus” meaning “most wicked, most calamitous”
Sceletusfluid: a fluid gender that is bony, large, and dusty and flows between Halloween, skeleton, candy, and spooky genders and those genders only. Etymology: Latin, “sceletus” meaning “skeleton”
Skeletosfluid: a fluid gender that is bony, faint, vague, foggy, and dusty and flows between Halloween, skeleton, dim, and crepuscular genders and those genders only. Etymology: Ancient Greek, “skeletos” meaning “skeleton”
Gaastfluid: a fluid gender that is faint, vague, ghostly, ghastly, large, and dusty and flows between Halloween, skeleton, dead, and ghost genders and those genders only. Etymology: Old English, “gaast” meaning “ghost”
Zombiofluid: a fluid gender that is dirty, scary, and reanimated to be a normal gender and flows between Halloween, death, candy, zombie, and spooky genders and those genders only. Etymology: Esperanto, “zombio” meaning “zombie”
Pocyounfluid: a fluid gender that is magical, weird, and vague and flows between Halloween, potion, candy, and cauldron genders and those genders only. Etymology: Middle English, “pocyoun” meaning “potion”
Genderpyramis: a gender that is tall, proud, and sandy. It is connected to pyramids, triangles, deserts, sand dunes, and sandy shores. It can be masculine-aligned. Etymology: Latin, “pyramis” meaning “pyramid”
Gendersilvam: a gender that is bright, cool, flowing, and full. It is connected to forests and trees. It may be connected to leaves and acorns/pinecones as well. Etymology: Latin, “silva” meaning “forest”
Gendersilvicola: a gender that is bright, cool, flowing, and full. It is connected to forests and trees. It may be connected to leaves and acorns/pinecones as well. It may feel like it lives in a forest, or dwells between other forest genders. Etymology: Latin, “silvicola” meaning “forest-dwelling”
Gendersilvestris: a gender that is bright, cool, flowing, and full. It is connected to forests, spring, squirrels, and trees. It may be connected to leaves and acorns/pinecones as well. Etymology: Latin, “silvestris” meaning “Of or pertaining to a forest”
Gendersilvarum: a gender that is bright, cool, flowing, and full. It is connected to forests and trees. It may be connected to leaves and acorns/pinecones as well. It may feel connected to autumn and spring. Etymology: Latin, “silva” meaning “forest”
Gendersilvae: a gender that is bright, cold, flowery, and full. It is connected to forests, autumn, winter, snowfall, sunny weather, and trees. It may be connected to leaves and acorns/pinecones as well. Etymology: Latin, “silva” meaning “forest”
Gendersilvas: a gender that is bright, cool, flowery, and full. It is connected to forests, autumn, rainfall, ice, sunny weather, and trees. It may be connected to leaves and acorns/pinecones as well. Etymology: Latin, “silva” meaning “forest”
Gendersilvis: a gender that is bright, chilly, flowery, and full. It is connected to forests, early autumn, pumpkins, apples, sunny weather, and trees. It may be connected to leaves and acorns/pinecones as well. Etymology: Latin, “silva” meaning “forest”
Gendercaespes/Caespesgender: a gender that is flowery, colorful, wavy, and beautiful like a grassy meadow in summer. It is connected to cirrus clouds, summer, spring, grassy meadows, cows, and small wildflowers growing wildly across a meadow. A part of the Genderstajon and Gramineusgender systems. Etymology: Latin, “caespes” meaning “a grassy field, turf, sod”
Gendersegetalis: a gender that is corny, summery, calming, and colorful. It is connected to cornfields, summer, autumn, corn, harvests, meadows, and valleys. Etymology: Latin, “segetalis” meaning “of or pertaining to standing crops”
Genderengi: a gender that is vast, summery, calming, and colorful. It is connected to fields, rainfall, crops, summer, autumn, corn, harvests, meadows, and valleys. Etymology: Old Norse, “engi” meaning “meadow”
Genderseges: a gender that is vast, summery, calming, and colorful. It is connected to cornfields, rainfall, crops, summer, autumn, small oak trees, harvests, meadows, and valleys. Etymology: Latin, “sedes” meaning “a cornfield”
Genderenga: a gender that is vast, springy, calming, and colorful. It is connected to gentle fields of dandelions, rainfall, crops, summer, autumn, wildflowers, harvests, meadows, and valleys. Etymology: Norwegian, “eng” meaning “a meadow”
Gendersegetaux: a gender that is peaceful, windy, calming, colorful, and cozy. It is connected to meadows, summer, autumn, harvest crops, grapevines, wildflowers, lilies, frogs, and cows. Etymology: French, “segetaux” (inflected version of “ségétal” meaning “segetal”
Gendervermis: a gender that is wiggly, small, and connected to the earth, worms, dirt, and grass. It can be connected to sunshine and butterflies.
A part of the Vermis Subsystem of the Genderstajon System.
Etymology: Latin, “vermis” meaning “a worm”
Gendervermiculus: a gender that is wiggly, very small, and connected to the earth, tiny worms, dirt, birds, swamps, and grass. It can be connected to sunshine and butterflies. A part of the Vermis Subsystem of the Genderstajon System. Etymology: Latin, “vermiculus” meaning “a small worm”
Gendervermosus: a gender that is wiggly, small, and connected to the earth, worms, dirt, rainy weather, snails, warmth, birds, swamps, and grass. It can be connected to sunshine and butterflies. A part of the Vermis Subsystem of the Genderstajon System. Etymology: Latin, “vermosus” meaning “full of worms, wormy”
Genderpapaveratus: a gender that is flowery, colorful, red, and comforting. It is connected to poppies, grassy fields, and spring. Etymology: Latin, “papaveratus” meaning “made shining with poppies”
Genderpapavereus: a gender that is flowery, colorful, dim, dark, red, and comforting. It is connected to poppies, meadows, farms, grassy fields, and spring. Etymology: Latin, “papaveratus” meaning “made shining with poppies”
Genderpapaver: a gender that is flowery, colorful, bright, scarlet, red, and comforting. It is connected to poppies, meadows, the harvest, gardening, grassy fields, and spring. Etymology: Latin, “papaver” meaning “poppy”
Gendercandela: a gender that is bright, scented, and colorful. It is connected to candles, fire, cinnamon, and autumn. Etymology: Latin, “candela” meaning “candle”
Gendermundus: a gender that is clean, colorful, flowing, warm, bright, and comforting. It is connected to the earth, meadows, summer weather, rainy days, and spring. Etymology: Latin, “mundus” meaning “clean, pure, neat”
Gendermundior: a gender that is cleaner than Gendermundus, very colorful, rainbow, flowing, hot, bright like the sun, and comforting. It is connected to the earth, meadows, summer weather, sunny days, and spring. Etymology: Latin, “mundior” meaning “cleaner, purer, neater”
Gendermundissimus: a gender that is extremely clean, rainbow-shaded, flowing, very hot, very bright, and comforting. It is connected to the earth, meadows, summer weather, rainy days, and spring. Etymology: Latin, “mundissimus” meaning “cleanest, purest, neatest”
Gendermunditer: a gender that is cleanly, neatly, and purely put together, colorful, flowing, warm, bright, and comforting. It is connected to the earth, meadows, summer weather, rainy days, and spring. Etymology: Latin, “munditer” meaning “cleanly, purely, neatly”
Gendermundanus: a gender that is wordly, mundane, colorful, flowing, cool, dim, and comforting. It is connected to the earth, mountains, autumn and winter weather, rainy days, and pine trees. Etymology: Latin, “mundanus” meaning “worldy, mundane”
Genderultramundanus: a gender that is out of the word, ultramundane, colorful, flowing, cold, dark, and comforting. It is connected to the moon, other planets, mountains, volcanoes, dust, and the universe. Etymology: Latin, “ultramundanus” meaning “that is out of this world, ultramundane”
Gendercolorius: a gender that is colorful. It is connected to rainbows, summer, and all shades of every color visible to the human eye. It is variegated and bright. Etymology: Latin, “colorius” meaning “variegated” BASE GENDER OF THE GENDERCOLORIUS/COLORIUS SUBSYSTEM OF THE LARGER GENDERSTAJON SYSTEM.
Gendercandidum: a gender that is white and clear. It is connected to candles, lights, winter, and all shades of white visible to the human eye. It is airy as well. Etymology: Latin, “candidus” meaning “white”
Genderalbum: a gender that is white and foggy. It is connected to snowfall, cold weather, winter, and all shades of white visible to the human eye. It is thin as well. Etymology: Latin, “albus” meaning “white”
Genderniveum: a gender that is white and snowy. It is connected to candles, snowfall, cold weather, winter, and all shades of white visible to the human eye. It is frosty as well. Etymology: Latin, “niveus” meaning “snow-white”
Gendercereum: a gender that is white, yellow, and clear. It is connected to candles, wax, autumn, and all shades of white (and/or yellow) visible to the human eye. It is fiery as well. Etymology: Latin, “cereus” meaning “wax-colored”
Gendermarmoreum: a gender that is white and fancy. It is connected to marble, mountains, winter, and all shades of white visible to the human eye. It is flamboyant as well. Etymology: Latin, “marmoreus” meaning “marble-white”
Genderebereum: a gender that is white and large. It is connected to ivory, windy weather, winter, and all shades of white visible to the human eye. It is sometimes warm as well. Etymology: Latin, “ebereus” meaning “ivory white”
Gendercanum: a gender that is white and frothy. It is connected to fireplaces, cold weather, winter, and all shades of white visible to the human eye. It is gelid as well. Etymology: Latin, “canus” meaning “white”
Gendercinereum: a gender that is grey and ashen. It is connected to candles, ash, fireplaces, fire, winter, and all shades of grey visible to the human eye. It is airy as well. Etymology: Latin, “cinereus” meaning “grey”
Genderpullum: a gender that is grey and foggy. It is connected to fog, smoke, winter, and all shades of grey visible to the human eye. It is small as well. Etymology: Latin, “pullus” meaning “dark-colored, dusky”
Genderravum: a gender that is grey and cloudy. It is connected to rainy days, glass, winter, and all shades of grey visible to the human eye. It is large as well. Etymology: Latin, “ravus” meaning “grey, tawny”
Gendergriseum: a gender that is grey and vague. It is connected to smoke coiling out of a chimney, cabins, winter, and all shades of grey visible to the human eye. It is smoky and indifferent as well. Etymology: Latin, “griseus” meaning “grey”
Genderplumbeum: a gender that is grey and “poisonous”. It is connected to lead, mountains, winter, and all shades of grey visible to the human eye. It is smoggy as well. Etymology: Latin, “plumbeus” meaning “lead-colored”
Genderpiceum: a gender that is dark and very vague. It is connected to darkness, night, winter, and all shades of black visible to the human eye. It is invisible and thin like glass as well. Etymology: Latin, “piceus” meaning “pitch-black”
Gendernier: a gender that is very dark and very vague. It is connected to darkness, night, summer, rainy autumn nights, and all shades of black visible to the human eye. It is invisible and thin like glass as well. Etymology: Norman, “nier” meaning “black”
Genderatram: a gender that is somewhat dark and a little vague. It is connected to dimness, nightfall, winter, and all shades of black visible to the human eye. It is invisible and thin like glass as well. Etymology: Latin, “ater” meaning “dull black”
Gendercocceum: a gender that is bright and very rageful. It is connected to sanguinity, early morning air, autumn, rainy autumn nights, and all shades of red visible to the human eye. It is calming and thin like glass as well.
Etymology: Latin, “cocceus” meaning “scarlet, a bright scarlet”
Genderrubeum: a gender that is bright and very peaceful. It is connected to books, late morning air, autumn, rainy autumn nights, and all shades of red visible to the human eye. It is calming and cozy like a cabin as well. Etymology: Latin, “rubeus” meaning “red”
Genderrubrum: a gender that is bright and very beautiful. It is connected to bookstores, rainy city days, humid autumn air, rainy autumn nights, and all shades of red visible to the human eye. It is calming and cozy like a coffeehouse as well. Etymology: Latin, “ruber” meaning “red”
Genderrufum: a gender that is bright and very, very peaceful. It is connected to coffeeshops, early morning rain, autumn, rainy autumn nights, and all shades of red visible to the human eye. It is calming and cozy like a cup of coffee as well. Etymology: Latin, “rufus” meaning “red”
Genderpuniceum: a gender that is bright and very calming. It is connected to bookshelves, libraries, late morning rain, autumn, rainy autumn nights, and all shades of red visible to the human eye. It is calming and cozy like a cold library as well. Etymology: Latin, “puniceus” meaning “a bright scarlet”
Genderbadium: a gender that is dim and cozy. It is connected to chestnuts, trees, libraries, afternoon rain, autumn, rainy autumn nights, and all shades of red visible to the human eye. It is calming and cozy like a cabin as well. Etymology: Latin, “badius” meaning “chestnut-colored, bay”
Gendercoccinum: a gender that is bright and warm like thick blankets. It is connected to books, thunderstorms, autumn, rainy autumn nights, and all shades of red visible to the human eye. It is calming and cozy like a cabin as well. Etymology: Latin, “coccinus” meaning “scarlet-dyed”
Gendergilvum: a gender that is cozy and warm. It is connected to summer sun, midsummer, ocean waves, sunshine, tropical beaches, clear and cool summer nights, and all shades of yellow visible to the human eye. It is calming like the ocean waves as well. Etymology: Latin, “gilvus” meaning “pale yellow”
Genderhelvum: a gender that is cozy and warm. It is connected to summer sun, bees, beehives, sunshine, honey, tropical beaches, clear and cool summer nights, and all shades of yellow visible to the human eye. It is calming like the ocean waves as well. Etymology: Latin, “helvus” meaning “honey-yellow”
Gendercroceum: a gender that is cozy and warm. It is connected to summer sun, early summer, ocean waves, sunshine, tropical fruit, awrm days, and all shades of yellow visible to the human eye. It is calming like the ocean waves as well. Etymology: Latin, “croceus” meaning “saffron”
Genderflavum: a gender that is cozy and warm. It is connected to summer sun, golden summer days, meadows full of bright flowers, ocean waves, sunshine, tropical beaches, clear and cool summer nights, and all shades of yellow visible to the human eye. It is calming like the ocean waves as well. Etymology: Latin, “flavus” meaning “yellow, golden”
Genderspadicem: a gender that is dark and comfortable. It is connected to books, late autumn snow, autumn, rainy autumn nights, and all shades of orange/brown visible to the human eye. It is calming and cozy like a cabin as well. Etymology: Latin, “spadix” meaning “chestnut-colored”
Gendercervinum: a gender that is cozy and warm. It is connected to coffee, late autumn snow, autumn, clear and cool autumn nights, and all shades of orange/brown visible to the human eye. It is calming and cozy like a coffeeshop as well. Etymology: Latin, “cervinus” meaning “tawny”
Genderfuscum: a gender that is comforting and warm. It is connected to toffee, late autumn rain, autumn, clear and chilly autumn nights, and all shades of orange/brown visible to the human eye. It is calming and cozy like an autumn forest as well. Etymology: Latin, “fuscus” meaning “brown, black”
Genderauranticum: a gender that is cozy and warm. It is connected to summer crops, late summer, early autumn, clear autumn nights, and all shades of orange/brown visible to the human eye. It is calming and cozy like a sunny beach as well. Etymology: Latin, “auranticus” meaning “orange”
Gendergalbum: a gender that is flowery and warm. It is connected to early spring, flowers blooming, ponds, sunshine, meadows, clear and cool spring nights, and all shades of chartreuse visible to the human eye. It is calming like wheat in a large field flowing while it is windy as well. Etymology: Latin, “galbus” meaning “chartreuse”
Gendergalbinum: a gender that is flowery and cool. It is connected to late spring, flowers blooming, lakes, early summer, meadows, clear and cool summer nights, and all shades of chartreuse visible to the human eye. It is calming like wheat in a large field flowing while it is windy as well. Etymology: Latin, “galbinus” meaning “chartreuse”
Genderviridem: a gender that is springy and warm. It is connected to spring, flowers, ponds, grass, meadows, cos grazing, and all shades of green visible to the human eye. It is calming like windy fields of grass as well. Etymology: Latin, “viridis” meaning “green”
Genderprasinum: a gender that is grassy and warm. It is connected to spring, flowers, vegetables, ponds, farmers markets, meadows, clear spring days, and all shades of green visible to the human eye. It is calming like wheat in a large field flowing while it is windy as well. Etymology: Latin, “prasinus” meaning “leek-green”
Gendercyaneum: a gender that is watery and warm. It is connected to early winter, flowers withering, frozen ponds, snowstorms, snow-covered trees, cold winter nights, and all shades of cyan/blue visible to the human eye. It is calming snow falling gently on the ground as well. Etymology: Latin, “cyaneus” meaning “cyan”
Genderblavum: a gender that is rainy and cool. It is connected to winter, flowers being gone, frozen lakes, snowstorms, snow-covered trees, freezing winter nights, and all shades of blue visible to the human eye. It is calming snow falling gently on the ground as well. Etymology: Latin, “blavus” meaning “blue”
Genderazurinum: a gender that is rainy and cold. It is connected to late winter, frosted grass, frozen lakes, blizzards, snow-covered forests, gelid winter nights, and all shades of blue visible to the human eye. It is calming snow falling gently on the ground as well. Etymology: Latin, “azurinus” meaning “of blue color”
Gendercaeruleum: a gender that is rainy and gelid. It is connected to winter, frosted flurries of snow, frozen lakes, snow flurries filling the air, snow-covered trees, freezing winter nights, and all shades of blue visible to the human eye. It is calming snow falling gently on the ground as well. Etymology: Latin, “caeruleus” meaning “sky-blue”
Gendervenetum: a gender that is rainy and showery. It is connected to summer weather, flowers growing after the rain, full lakes, rain showers, forests, warm autumn afternoons, and all shades of blue visible to the human eye. It is calming like gentle rainfall as well. Etymology: Latin, “venetus” meaning “of a greenish-blue color”
Genderlividum: a gender that is rainy and showery. It is connected to summer night weather, flowers growing after the rain, full lakes, late night rain showers, forests, warm autumn evenings, and all shades of blue visible to the human eye. It is calming like gentle rainfall as well. Etymology: Latin, “lividus” meaning “leaden, bluish, blue”
Genderiantheum: a gender that is dark and rainy. It is connected to autumn weather, flowers growing after the rain, flowing rivers, rain showers, autumn forests, warm autumn evenings, and all shades of violet visible to the human eye. It is calming like gentle rainfall as well. Etymology: Latin, “iantheus” meaning “violet colored”
Genderviolaceum: a gender that is bright and rainy. It is connected to autumn weather, flowers in a forest, flowing rivers, rain showers, autumn forests, warm autumn afternoons, and all shades of violet visible to the human eye. It is calming like gentle rainfall as well. Etymology: Latin, “violaceum” meaning “violet”
Genderamethystinum: a gender that is cold and rainy. It is connected to winter weather, barren trees in winter, frosted rivers, rain showers, winter forests, chilly winter afternoons, and all shades of violet visible to the human eye. It is calming like gentle rainfall as well. Etymology: Latin, “amethystinus” meaning “amethyst colored”
Genderroseum: a gender that is bright and flowery. It is connected to spring weather, flowers growing after the rain, flowing rivers, rain showers, early spring forests, warm spring afternoons, and all shades of rose/pink visible to the human eye. It is calming like gentle rainfall as well. Etymology: Latin, “roseus” meaning “rose colored”
Genderatropurpureum: a gender that is dark and flowery. It is connected to spring nights, flowers growing after the rain, flowing rivers, rain showers, early spring forests, warm spring evenings, and all shades of purple visible to the human eye. It is calming like gentle rainfall as well. Etymology: Latin, “atropurpureus” meaning “dark purple”
Genderpurpureum: a gender that is bright and flowery. It is connected to early spring nights, flowers growing after the rain, flowing rivers, rain showers, summer forests, toasty summer evenings, and all shades of purple visible to the human eye. It is calming like gentle rainfall as well. Etymology: Latin, “purpureus” meaning “purple”
Genderningentium: a gender that is peaceful, snowy, and airy. It is connected to winter and snowfall. Etymology: Latin, “ningens” meaning “snowing”
Genderningentis: a gender that is peaceful, snowy, and bright. It is connected to midwinter snow, mountains, and icicles. Etymology: Latin, “ningens” meaning “snowing”
Genderhalipleumon: a gender that is peaceful, oceanic, and jiggly. It is connected to summer, the ocean, and jellyfish. Etymology: Latin, “halipleumon” meaning “jellyfish”
Gendermelogranato: a gender that is sweet, tropical, and colorful. It is connected to the tropics, pomegranates, summer, and lemonade. Etymology: Italian, “melogranato” meaning “pomegranate tree or fruit”
Gendermelagrana: a gender that is very sweet, comforting, tropical, and colorful. It is connected to rainforests, rainbows, the tropics, pomegranates, summer, and lemonade. Etymology: Italian, “melagrana” meaning “pomegranate”
Genderodoro: a gender that is connected to scents, perfumes, fragrances, etc. It can be related to a certain scent (i.e. the scent of cinnamon would be Cinnamodoro, Cinnamumodoro). Etymology: Latin, “odoro” meaning “I perfume” To be added onto
Librariaodoro: a gender that is connected to book (or old book) scents, perfumes, fragrances, etc. Etymology: Latin, “librarius” (of or pertaining to books) and “odoro” (I perfume).
Vanigliaodoro: a gender that is connected to vanilla scents, perfumes, fragrances, etc. Etymology: Italian, “vaniglia” (vanilla) and “odoro” (I perfume).
Caminaodoro: a gender that is connected to fiery, fireplace scents, perfumes, fragrances, etc. Etymology: Latin, “caminus” (fireplace) and “odoro” (I perfume).
Gingiberaodoro: a gender that is connected to gingery (or gingerbready) scents, perfumes, fragrances, etc. Etymology: Latin, “gingibera” (ginger) and “odoro” (I perfume).
Sempervirensodoro: a gender that is connected to evergreen scents, perfumes, fragrances, etc. Etymology: Latin, “sempervirens” (evergreen) and “odoro” (I perfume).
Lavataodoro: a gender that is connected to fresh laundry scents, perfumes, fragrances, etc. Etymology: Latin, “lavatus” (washed, cleaned) and “odoro” (I perfume).
Pelagicaodoro: a gender that is connected to oceanic scents, perfumes, fragrances, etc. Etymology: Latin, “pelagicus” (pelagic) and “odoro” (I perfume).
Fructiferaodoro: a gender that is connected to fruity and vegetable scents, perfumes, fragrances, etc. Etymology: Latin, “fructifer” (fruit-bearing) and “odoro” (I perfume).
Aromaticaodoro: a gender that is connected to aromatic scents, perfumes, fragrances, etc. Etymology: Latin, “aromaticus” (aromatic) and “odoro” (I perfume).
Aromaodoro: a gender that is connected to spicy and sweet scents, perfumes, fragrances, etc. Etymology: Latin, “aroma” (spice, spices) and “odoro” (I perfume).
Pluviaodoro: a gender that is connected to rainy and petrichor scents, perfumes, fragrances, etc. Etymology: Latin, “pluvia” (rain) and “odoro” (I perfume).
Cinnamomaodoro: a gender that is connected to cinnamony scents, perfumes, fragrances, etc. Etymology: Latin, “cinnamomum” (cinnamon) and “odoro” (I perfume).
Genderglutino: a gender that is several genders glued together. It can be any type of gender, and has no limits to how many can be glued together. Etymology: Latin, “glutino” meaning “I glue”
Genderliquesco: a gender that is liquefied, mixed, and has multiple genders (maybe fluid for a deeper understanding) put together in an amalgamation of a gender. Etymology: Latin, “liquesco” meaning “I melt, liquefy” Distantly related to Genderglutino
Genderliquamentum: a gender that is a mixture of genders, and has multiple genders (maybe fluid for a deeper understanding) put together in a mixture with specific parts. Etymology: Latin, “liquamentum” meaning “mixture” Distantly related to Genderglutinoand Genderliquesco
Gendermisceo: a gender that is mixed between other genders of a similar type to make one large, topical gender. Etymology: Latin, “misceo” meaning “I mix” Distantly related to Genderglutino, Genderliquesco, and Genderliquamentum
A bridging orientation community similar to that of wlw, mlm, nblnb, etc.
For PoLPo, PolygenLPolygen, PolygenderLPolygender
For relationships Containing a Polygender person loving another Polygender person or to label a polygender person who is attracted to other polygender people
A bridging orientation community similar to that of wlw, mlm, nblnb, etc.
For PLP, PaLPa, PangenLPangen, PangenderLPangender
For relationships Containing a pangender person loving another pangender person or to label a pangender person who is attracted to other pangender people
A bridging orientation community similar to that of wlw, mlm, nblnb, etc.
For TriLTri, TrigenLTrigen, TrigenderLTrigender
For relationships Containing a trigender person loving another trigender person or to label a trigender person who is attracted to other trigender people
Rosetisfluid: a fluid gender that is connected to flowers, fluid between flower genders, and is masculine-aligned. It may also be connected to roses themselves, or even beds of roses. Etymology: Latin “rosetum” meaning “rose garden, bed of roses.”
Genderrosacearum: a gender that is rosy, small, calming, flowery, and colorful. It is connected to rose gardens, thorns, and flowery spring days. Etymology: Latin “rosaceus” meaning “made of roses”
Rosariariumfluid: a gender that is fluid, connected to roses, sunny days, sunsets, and autumn. It feels peaceful, flowery, and feminine-aligned. Etymology: Latin “rosarius” meaning “rose (relational)”
Rosulentarumfluid: a gender that is fluid, connected to rose bushes, cloudy days, sunrises, and winter. It feels somewhat tumultuous, flowery, and nonbinary-aligned. Etymology: Latin “rosulentus” meaning “abounding with roses”
Rosansfluid: a gender that is fluid, connected to roses, rainy days, afternoon suns, and summer. It may also be connected to summer in general, and is very small. It feels peaceful, flowery, and agender-aligned. Etymology: Latin “rosans” meaning “rose-colored”
Rosetisfluid: a fluid gender that is connected to flowers, fluid between flower genders, and is masculine-aligned. It may also be connected to roses themselves, or even beds of roses. Etymology: Latin “rosetum” meaning “rose garden, bed of roses.”
Genderrosacearum: a gender that is rosy, small, calming, flowery, and colorful. It is connected to rose gardens, thorns, and flowery spring days. Etymology: Latin “rosaceus” meaning “made of roses”
Rosariariumfluid: a gender that is fluid, connected to roses, sunny days, sunsets, and autumn. It feels peaceful, flowery, and feminine-aligned. Etymology: Latin “rosarius” meaning “rose (relational)”
Rosulentarumfluid: a gender that is fluid, connected to rose bushes, cloudy days, sunrises, and winter. It feels somewhat tumultuous, flowery, and nonbinary-aligned. Etymology: Latin “rosulentus” meaning “abounding with roses”
Rosansfluid: a gender that is fluid, connected to roses, rainy days, afternoon suns, and summer. It may also be connected to summer in general, and is very small. It feels peaceful, flowery, and agender-aligned. Etymology: Latin “rosans” meaning “rose-colored”
Imbriumian: a gender that is related to rainfall, flowers, winter, rainy trails in the mountains, and snowy weather. It can also be connected to the smell of petrichor, cozy cabins, and overcast skies. Etymology: Latin “imber” meaning “rain, storm”
Imbridariumian: a gender that is related to rainy weather, cafes during a rainy morning, winter, rainy roads in a city, and snow-capped pine trees deep in Siberia. It can also be connected to the smell of petrichor, cozy cabins, and dark overcast skies. Etymology: Latin “imbridus” meaning “rainy”
Imbriferarumian: a gender that is related to rainfall, ferns, rainforests, rainy summer afternoons, and stormy weather. It can also be connected to the sounds of wind flowing through the trees, cozy cabins, and overcast skies. Etymology: Latin “imbrifer” meaning “rain-bearing”
Juvelicgender: When one’s gender is tied to one identifying with or using labels within the Juvelic attraction system/Juvelic system/Juvelic orientation(s)/Juvelic label(s); When one’s gender is just their Juvelic attraction term(s)/Juvelic system term(s)/Juvelic orientation(s)/Juvelic label(s)
Juvelian: When one’s gender is just Juvelic; When one’s gender is best described as Juvelic/by Juvelic; A gender that is Juvelic
Juveliangender: When one’s gender is linked to the Juvelic attraction system/Juvelic system/Juvelic orientations/Juvelic terms; When one’s gender is connected to the Juvelic attraction system/Juvelic system/ or all Juvelic orientations/Juvelic terms as a whole
Neurbinary: When one’s perception of the gender binary is affected by neurodivergence(s), causing them to be binary; A binary gender that is that way because of neurodivergence(s); A midbinary/exobinary gender that is not fully removed from the binary because of neurodivergence(s); A midbinary/exobinary gender that is not abinary/exterbinary/offbinary because of neurodivergence(s);A partially or fully binary gender that is that way because of neurodivergence(s)
Paitgender: A flexible and possibly fluid gender related to paintings. Being around, seeing, or talking about certain typer of art or specific artworks can sometimes change how your gender feels.
Hoardeangender: An umbrella term for hoarding/collecting genders/genders that collect or hoard other genders, like Genderhoarder, Peacockhoarder, Gendersponge etc.
Religigender: Any gender that’s related to one’s religion or religious beliefs, also has the umbrella terms zodiacgender, kingender, and mythogender under it. Replacement for the MOGAIpedia term Religiogender
1) Identifying one’s gender as a star. 2) “An other-worldly/non-human gender.” 3) “No matter how many genders are discovered/coined, none would match for the person.”
i dont rly like the current flag so i made one that i like 🙂
feel free to send a request if you want me to edit it for u or sumn
Simplified shiftuaz flag I just whipped up! its a little rough but its based off the original flag. @neopronouns coined it and made the original! thanks for inspiring me and helping me figure out my dumb gender vibes xx
Vintagender is a gender that feels like it has been around for a long time but is new and different to you! It can be masculine, feminine, or neutral and can be used as a descriptor or a stand alone gender.
Patigender: (Latin for endure) Where you have a gender, but you simply don’t like it and identify with it anyway. This term is a placeholder for your true gender.
“Tenebraic” comes from the Latin word, “tenebrae”, meaning “shadows”, and the suffix -ic, meaning “related to (x)”. Tenebraic, as the word itself, would then mean “relating to shadows”. The variants are masc-tenebraic, neut-tenebraic, and fem-tenebraic, and can be used in combinations if you feel multiple.
To be tenebraic essentially means to feel vaguely one identity while also feeling vaguely nonbinary, yet you don’t quite feel comfortable with either option. It is a form of disconnect from both options, not being completely agender or another gender, but the void/agender feeling essentially “overshadows” parts of it. Some days you will feel more shadowed than others. It is not meant to be a gender itself; more like a vague sensation of one, without the commitment of a concrete label. Think of it as a spectrum, but not brightly colored.
The tenebraic identity, on its own, is meant to be its own category. The purpose of using it as a descriptor is not feeling very comfortable within the binary, nor the nonbinary, but taking a little piece of each with you (if you so choose). It is appropriate to use it as an adjective in relations to a concrete gender, such as “tenebraic demiboy”, “tenebraic pyrogender”, or anything else you feel is correct. As a standalone identity, these flags apply, but feel free to create any variants! I’d love to see them!
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The colors in order represent;
– vaguely nonbinary
– shadows of nonbinary identity
– nothingness
– shadows
– emptiness
– shadows of masc, neut, or fem identity
– vaguely masculine, neutral, or feminine
You are free to use these flags as long as you credit me!
That’s right! Now, although this term has been coined before there was never a a flag or a lot of traction from what I’ve seen, so I’ve taken it upon myself to create interest in it, and a flag, myself.
Lynxgender: A subgender of catgender relating to lynxes. It’s aloof and alone, a good hunter and very fluffy. It can be related to any of the four secies of lynxes so the meaning can be flexible, cold and fluffy, warm and slick.
(flags are for masceuphogender and femeuphogender!)
An aesthetigender associated with strong feelings of euphoria brought on by outward perception. “Euphos” feel their genders as glitter on their skin, attractive and noticeable, and when their gender expression is validated/noticed by others, particularly strangers, their gender shimmers and shines, filling them with warmth and love. They are inspired by love, affection, friendship,  camaraderie, and queer relationships. Euphogender feels like a dimly lit room abuzz with laughter and chatter, lit only by neon signs and bright smiles.
Masceuphogender tends to feel like the lively beginning of a party, as the sun begins to set.
Femeuphogender tends to feel like the buzzing, fluttery energy as the party continues into the early morning.
Xeuphogender (pronounced ZEW-fo-gender) tends to feel like the party is at its peak, the night at its darkest and the energy at its highest.
This is just a xenogender idea i felt like going into deeper detail. I didn’t realize how much my gender felt related to that of a stormy empty beach in winter till i found a gender based on it scrolling @hallowgender’s blog.
So heres that gender in abit more detail as well as some varients. It’ll end up described abit like how they decribe( sry if hallowgender dosent use they/them, i dont remember their pronouns so ill use gender neutral ones till i know, then ill edit this post)
I wanted to base the name of this gender on a famous painting of a beach in winter then use the language that would be used by the painter of it. I make alot of my terms in french just because its the second language im most confedient in. However there arent many paintings of beaches in winter other than one called “ the magpie” by Claude Monet. Hes french( even though that beach was in norway.) So these xenogenders will be named after the french word for beach; Plage( pronouned pla-juh).
Umbrella flag for Plagegenders
Definition: A gender that feels like/is related to an empty beach in winter.
(Plage means beach in french)
Simplified 5-stripe vers
Plagevide/Plagevidegender
Definition: A beach in earily winter gender that feels empty, mildly cold with no snow, overcasted in clouds, weakly smells of salt and possibly related to hollyberries.
(Vide means empty in french)
Simplified 5 stripe vers
Plageneige/Plageneigegender
Definition: A beach in mid-winter gender that feels empty, moderately cold, snow-covered, overcasted in dark clouds, no smell of salt and possibly related to sea shells.
(Neige means snow in french)
Simplified 5 stripe vers
Plagetempête/Plagetempêtegender
Definition: A beach in late winter gender that feels empty, very cold, blizzardous, black stormy skies, weakly smells of salt and possibly related to the feeling of snow mixed with sand.
(Tempête means storm in french)
Simplified 5 stripe vers
Plagechaude/plagechaudegender
Definition: A beach in earily winter gender that feels empty, warm with light snow, cloudy but not overcasted, moderately smells of salt and possibly related to dead flowers. It is inherently feminine( not nessearily female/girl/woman in nature but can be if the user intends it to be)
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