#OUIN - outherine in nature

[neopronouns]

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auyonxenouth: a gender that is outherine, xenine, yonderine, and autonine

[pt: auyonxenouth: a gender that is outherine, xenine, yonderine, and autonine. end pt]

for anon! colors are from the yonderine, xenine, outherine, and autonine flags (in that order). the term is 'au' from 'autonine', 'yon' from 'yonderine', 'xen' from 'xenine', + 'outh' from 'outherine'!

tags: @radiomogai, @liom-archive, @macchiane, @genderstarbucks, @sugar-and-vice-mogai

tags cont: @prettypinknarc, @skrimbliest

dni link

[marsumir]

marsumir [mahr-soo-meer] : an outherine gender, described by complexity, wonder, self discovery, growth, fluidity, fluctuation, and deep personal meaning. this gender is ever changing, as the user's identity is ever changing with time.

etymology & vocabulary

mar from "mare" latin for sea, su from "sui" latin for self, & mir from "admirari" latin for wonder

plural : marsumin [mahr-soo-meen]

child/informal : nepti [nep-tee], plural = neptis

title/honorific : marmir/mrmr.

color & symbol meanings

seafoam for vastness, complexity, fluctuation, & fluidity

black is for reflection, growth, & deep personal meaning

orange is for wonder, creativity,

purple is for gender expression, queerness, and non-conformity

the indigo trident is the symbol of neptune, and represents the soul/self transcending physical &/or societal limitation, as well as the planet neptune representing imagination, creativity, & personal growth unveiling truths of the self

flag & symbol separate

[gender-jargon]

Gender-Jargon GIN Terms Masterlist

[pt: Gender-Jargon GIN Terms Masterlist ./. End PT]

I said I would do it, so I went ahead and did it.

[PT: I said I would do it, so I went ahead and did it. ./. End PT]

Tagging @imoga-pride and @in-nature-archive.

Here is a list of GIN ([Gender]-in-nature) terms that I used on my old blog (Gender-Resource) for tagging. I have also included more recent GIN terms that either I have coined or has been coined by others that I currently use or likely will use in the future for tagging.

If anyone has any questions about the terms here, just let me know and I would be happy to answer them :-)

Enjoy!

Fin: (Feminine-in-nature)

Unfin: (Unfeminine-in nature)

Troin: (Troinine-in-nature)

Min: (Masculine-in-nature)

Droin: (Droxinine-in-nature)

Unmin: (Unmasculine-in-nature)

Lin: (Androgynous-in-nature)

Unlin: (Unandrogynous-in-nature)

Femain: (Femasline-in-nature)

Ambiguin: (Ambiguine-in-nature)

Altrin: (Altraeninine-in-nature)

Nin: (Neutral-in-nature)

Unin: (Unneutral-in-nature)

Neuin: (Neutrine-in-nature)

Epin: (Epicene-in-nature)

Trinin: (Trinterine-in-nature)

Amin: (Ambiguous-in-nature)

Perin: (Peraine-in-nature)

Ilyin: (Ilyagine-in-nature)

Mvin: (Mavriquine-in-nature)

Auin: (Autonomous-in-nature)

Othin: (Other-in-nature)

Nuin: (Null-in-nature)

Vin: (Void-in-nature)

Agin: (Agender-in-nature)

Glin: (Genderless-in-nature)

Gein: (Generic-in-nature)

Kein: (Kenochoric-in-nature)

Luxin: (Luxine-in-nature)

Inbin: (Inbissiec-in-nature)

Enmin: (Enmitiec-in-nature)

Shocin: (Shocking-in-nature)

Uin: (Undescribable-in-nature)

Din: (Describable-in-nature)

Apin: (Apathetic-in-nature)

Usin: (Confused-in-nature)

Main: (Male-in-nature)

Fein: (Female-in-nature)

Lein: (Femache-in-nature)

Buin: (Butch-in-nature)

Sobin: (Soft Butch-in-nature)

Fuin: (Futch-in-nature)

Femin: (Femme-in-nature)

Bufin: (Butchy Femme-in-nature)

Genoin: (GNC-in-nature)

Qin: (Queer-in-nature)

Ain: (Aporine-in-nature)

Ouin: (Outherine-in-nature)

Diasin: (Diastine-in-nature)

Xin: (Xenine-in-nature)

Oriein: (Orientation-in-nature)

Lexin: (Lexcial-in-nature)

Gsrin: (Gesneriad-in-nature)

Aesin: (Aesthetic-in-nature)

Coriin: (Coric-in-nature)

Whilin: (Whilom-in-nature)

Roin: (Neuroine-in-nature)

Iin: (Intersex Exclusive-in-nature)

Altin: (Altersex-in-nature)

Yin: (Yonderine-in-nature)

Cuin: (Culturally Exclusive-in-nature)

2sin: (Twospirit-in-nature)

Amplin: (Amplusian-in-nature)

Chin: (Changing-in-nature)

Plasmin: (Genderplasmic-in-nature)

Cinn: (Choice-in-nature)

Idin: (Fluid-in-nature)

Uxin: (Flux-in-nature)

Flin: (Fluix-in-nature)

Aporin: (Nonspecific-in-nature)

Porin: (Specific-in-nature)

Unrelin: (Unrelated-in-nature)

Relin: (Related-in-nature)

Plin: (Partial-in-nature)

Poin: (Polygender/Omnigender/Pangender-in-nature)

Antin: (Antigender-in-nature)

Novin: (Novel/New-in-nature)

Infin: (infinite-in-nature)

Doxin (Paradoxical-in-nature)

Oposin (Opposite-in-nature)

Contrin (Contradictory-in-nature)

Vain: (Vague-in-nature)

Vasin: (Vast-in-nature)

Win: (Weak/Disconnected-in-nature)

Reclin: (Reclaimed-in-nature)

Rin: (Rejected/Repulsed-in-nature)

Contrin: (Contraversial-in-nature)

Polin: (Political-in-nature)

Sucuin: (Subcultural-in-nature)

Cocuin: (Countercultural-in-nature)

Quesin: (Questioning-in-nature)

Virin: (Virine-in-nature)

Lierin: (Eraine-in-nature)

Commin: (Commidine-in-nature)

Ithin: (Itherinine-in-nature)

Andin: (Anderine-in-nature)

Diphin: (Dipherine-in-nature)

Umbin: (Umbinine-in-nature)

Pretin: (Preterine-in-nature)

Bin: (Binarine-in-nature)

Nobin: (Nonbinarine-in-nature)

Enbin: (Enbinine-in-nature)

Midbin: (Midbinaraine-in-nature)

Nomidbin: (Nonmidbinarine-in-nature)

Abin: (Abinarine-in-nature)

Noabin: (Nonabinarine-in-nature)

Trin: (Trinarine-in-nature)

Midtrin: (Midtrinarine-in-nature)

Atrin: (Atrinarine-in-nature)

Noatrin: (Nonatrinarine-in-nature)

Tin: (Trans-in-nature)

Cin: (Cis-in-nature)

Trisin: (Tris-in-nature)

Ipsin: (Ipso-in-nature)

Ultin: (Ulter-in-nature)

Iptin: (Ipter-in-nature)

— Gent (link)

[PT: -- Gent (link) ./. End PT]

[your-bigender-big-brother]

Coining maverine genders for the next several posts, because I want to focus on the non-maverique complexities of maverinity. Why have a quality when only one gender is applied to it? I want to dig deeper and come up with specific maverine genders.

In my head, maverinity is an autonomous, outherine quality. The difference between maverinity and other autonomous genders is that a lot of auingenders can be combined with or compared to binary, xenine, or neutral genders. So maverinity has to be OUIN and AUIN at the same time, inseparably, for this to work. I just wanted to establish a baseline!

This first coined term is called renexaen, a maverine gender that is androgynous-in-nature without using midbinary concepts. It can be compared to androgyny but is entirely both autonomous and outherine. It does not exist between femininity and masculinity nor can it be compared to them.

This term comes from renegade and xae-, a prefix for sex labels that were coined for androgyne individuals. Adding the N at the end made it sound more... solid? It can work as a noun or an adjective. "They are a renexaen." / "Sie is renexaen."

- 💙💚

[revenant-coining]

Impargirl

[pt: Impargirl /end pt]

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Impargirl: a gender where one is a girl in a weird, odd, or strange, subverted, fucked up, incomprehensible way. one isn’t aligned with girlhood or femininity, & is completely removed from cisnormativity, (possibly heteronormativity), & human concepts of girls/women. this gender may be related to alterhumanity/nonhumanity, may be xenic/XIN (xenine in nature), kenic/KEIN (kenochoric in nature), outheric /OUIN (outherine in nature), & possibly male-aligned/MAIN (male in nature) in a weird, subverted way, but doesn’t have to be.

Etymology: “impar” latin for odd, girl

for anon!

@radiomogai , @thecoffeecrew404

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[theoutherlings]

Cettr-

Cettr- is a prefix for genders that, while not (necessarily) being OUIASPEC, are outherine in nature (OUIN) or outher-aligned (outheric).

This ouingenderness and/or outhericity of Cettr-prefixed geneder is relevant and an essential part of their gender, even if say gender isn't outherine at the core/ouiagender.

List of genders:

[PT: list of genders]

Most of the genders here have been coined by me with the exception of cettrix and cettrum.

Cettreur or cettor

[PT: cettreur or cettor]

An outherine-aligned or outherine presenting Man/boy. A man/boy whose outherine expression/presentation and/or aligment to outherinity/outherine genders is/are and essential part of their mahood/boyhood.

Etymology: Cetero + the masculine Latin suffix -tor or its French version -teur.

Term coined by me.

[ID: A flag with four horizontal stripes, each of a different colour. From top to bottom these are: light blue, medium blue, orange and brown. /END ID]

Flag made by me.

Cettrir

[PT: cettrir]

An outherine-aligned or outherine presenting Proxvir. A gender near cettreur/cettor. The circabinary equivalent to cettreur. A proxvir whose outherine expression/presentation and/or aligment to outherinity/outherine genders is/are and essential part of their proxvirhood.

Coined by me.

Etymology: Cetero + the vir suffix of proxvir minus the v.

Coined by me.

[ID: A flag with four horizontal stripes, each of a different colour. From top to bottom these are: light blue, dark cerulean, pastel orange, and brown. /END ID]

Flag by me.

Cettrix

[PT: cettrix]

An outherine-aligned or outherine presenting woman/girl. A woman/girl whose outherine expression/presentation and/or aligment to outherinity/outherine genders is/are and essential part of their womahood/girlhood.

Coined by aboredsapphic on Twitter.

Etymology: Cetero + the Latin feminine suffix -trix.

[ID: A flag with four horizontal stripes, each of a different colour. From top to bottom these are: pink, dark pink, orange, and brown. /END ID]

I can't find the original flag made by the coiner. This flag was made by me.

Cettera

[PT: cettera]

An outherine-aligned or outherine presenting juxera. A gender near cettrix. The circabinary equivalent to cettrix. A juxera whose outherine expression/presentation and/or aligment to outherinity/outherine genders is/are and essential part of their juxerahood

Coined by me.

Etymology: From cetero + the era suffix of juxera.

[ID: A flag with four horizontal stripes, each of a different colour. From top to bottom these are: light red, dark rose, pastel orange, and brown. /END ID]

Flag by me.

Cettrois

[PT: cettrois]

An outherine-aligned or outherine presenting neutrois. A neutrois whose outherine expression/presentation and/or aligment to outherinity/outherine genders is/are and essential part of their neutroishood.

Etymology: Cetero + the -trois ending of neutrois.

Term coined by me.

[ID: A flag with four horizontal stripes, each of a different colour. From top to bottom these are: light green, green, orange, and brown. /End ID]

Flag made by me.

Cettreu

[PT: cettreu]

An outherine-aligned or outherine presenting juxtaneu. A gender near cettrois. The circabinary equivalent to cettrois. A juxtaneu whose outherine expression/presentation and/or aligment to outherinity/outherine genders is/are and essential part of their juxtaneuhood.

Coined by me.

Etymology: From cetero + neu from neutral and juxtaneu.

[ID: A flag with four horizontal stripes, each of a different colour. From top to bottom these are: Pastel teal, dark emerald, pastel orange, and brown. /END ID]

Flag by me.

Cettrum

[PT: cettrum]

An outherine aligned or outherine presenting androgyne. An androgyne An androgyne whose outherine expression/presentation and/or aligment to outherinity/outherine genders is/are and essential part of their androgynehood.

Etymology: Cetero + the neutral Latin suffix -trum.

Coined by Delta on their former blog.

The original definition they gave was "being androgyne in an outherine way, an androgyny that is outherine in nature", but I decided to adapt the definition so it followed the format of the other genders of this gender system.

[ID: A flag with four horizontal stripes, each of a different colour. From top to bottom these are: light purple, purple, orange, brown. /END ID]

Alternative cettrum flag made by me to match the style of the other flags.

[ID: A flag with four horizontal stripes, each of a different colour. From top to bottom these are: magenta, purple, blue, and yellow. /END ID]

Original flag by the coiner.

Cettravire or cettrevira

[PT: cettravire or cettrevira]

An outherine-aligned or outherine presenting proxavire/juxavire or proxangi. A gender near cettrum. The circabinary equivalent to cettrum. A juxavire/proxangi whose outherine expression/presentation and/or aligment to outherinity/outherine genders is/are and essential part of their juxavirehood/proxangihood.

Coined by me.

Etymology: From cetero + the avire/evira suffix, a combination of vir and era.

[ID: A flag with four horizontal stripes, each of a different colour. From top to bottom these are: Pastel magenta, dark purple, pastel orange, and brown. /END ID]

Flag by me.

Cettetra

[PT: cettetra]

A person who experiences multiple non-outherine/quaternary gender while being outherine aligned. Being cettrix, cetteur, cettrois, etc at the same time.

An outherine aligned or outherine presenting man + woman + androgyne + neutrois polygender person. A man + woman + androgyne + neutrois polygender person whose outherine expression/presentation and/or aligment to outherinity/outherine genders is/are and essential part of their polygenderness.

Coined by me.

[ID: A flag with four horizontal stripes, each of a different colour. From top to bottom these are: grey, violet, orange, and brown./END ID]

Flag by me.

Cettrir + Cettera + Cettreu + Cettravire coining post archived here.

Cettetra coining post archived here.

[posting-stuffies]

just wanted to comment. it looks like the first N in nin- used to stand for "nonbinary, neutral, and null". see this reblog. but nuin- was coined so why not nbin-/enbin-/nobin-?! abin-/abiaspec exist

and -iaspec is derived from viabinary (from @alibinary system). miaspec and fiaspec would be male and female spectrums. but it looks like they encompass masculine and feminine spectrums I guess? see this discussion by the coiner.

there's also abinarine, which is similar to non-binarine.

oin- was firstly coined as outherine in nature, but a wiki user coined it for omnine in nature. then both were renamed into ouin- and omin-.

oman/omen/omaen is likely a @kenochoric equivalent to woman/man (but it was used several times before for other nonbinary identities and unisex)

I've noticed that in a lot of cases where there needs to be a nonbinary equivalent to something, neutral is used to represent that. Transmasc, transfem, transneu, or min-, fin-, nin- (neutral) for example.

Neutral doesn't exactly include androgynous, agender, and of course maverique people (plus more). Though the first 2 usually get their own equivalents, like transandrogynous, lin-, lia-, and agin-, agia-, etc. Also I think there are quite a few androgynous/genderless specific terms. Occasionally I will also see aporine, outherine, or xenine, but rarely ever maverinity/maverique.

I suppose more aporine, outherine, xenine, maverique, etc. terms could be coined, but I also think it would be nice to have a overarching nonbinary equivalent for these kind of terms. One that would include androgynous, genderless, neutral, aporine, outherine, maverique, xenine, partially masc/fem, and lots more (as broad as the nonbinary label basically), all in one that isn't the word neutral.

(also I just realized I don't know what the maverique equivalent of these words are. maverine maybe?? just came up with it on the spot)

It can't just be nin, because that's already taken. Perhaps nonbin? I'm not good at language. But the more I see these terms the more I wish there was just a broad label to begin with, then even if the specific labels haven't been made, they'd still be included. The closest thing now in some cases is just the general, unspecified, -gender label.

Is this thought just entirely unnecessary? I haven't seen other people take issue with it.

Same anon as the one about nonbinary labels. Maybe nbin as another alternative instead of nonbin? (for nonbinary in nature). eh I don't know.

hi!

i don't think it's an unnecessary thought at all. in fact i very much agree. though i've kind of abandoned the quest for general non-binary terms because i want to be visible as my specific gender, but i do think about it a lot.

to be honest, i don't even know that many androgynous or genderless terms either. for genderless, i know "agenrine" and "AGIN" and that's it. all the terms i know for androgynous sound like m/f bigender terms, like "boygirl". of course they can be used for whatever.

"maverine" was indeed suggested as an equivalent for masculine and feminine, along with others which i didn't really like. i guess maverine in nature could be MVIN and the -iaspec (what does that stand for anyway?) could be mviaspec. though honestly i don't personally use -ingender or -iagender terms, so i don't know.

a term that i coined for everything that is not masculine or feminine is "extrine", which could be considered "the non-binary version" of masculine and feminine. in the case of transextrine though, it does kind of sound similar to transsex(ual), which may cause confusion.

i also absolutely could have sworn that i've seen the terms "nonbinarine" and "NONBIN" around but i couldn't find any coining post anywhere.

as for equivalents of man, woman, etc., i wish there was some kind of database collecting all these. if anyone knows if a collection of those can be found somewhere, i need to know. there's obviously going to be overlap between some terms that describe for example outherine and maverine genders, as maverinity is outherine, but there's also going to be overlap between people who will use both the masculine and feminine terms, or whatever.

here are some terms i found or have people seen before:

androgynous: daen (equivalent to man/woman), dae (equivalent to boy/girl)

non-binary: enman or enban (equivalent to man/woman), xent (equivalent to boy/girl), enby (any age)

xenogender: xenan (equivalent to man/woman), xip (equivalent to boy/girl)

i've also seen someone use "ouman", but i'm not sure if it's an outherine equivalent to man/woman or a general non-binary one.

[isobug]

Ouingender Flag

(shortened to OUIN) is an umbrella term for all genders which are Outherine in nature (OUIN). It can be used as an umbrella term for any genders that are primarily related to outherinity. A gender nature/gingender/gender in nature

Requested by @arco-pluris

[revenant-coining]

Ouingxrl

(pt: Ouingxrl /end pt)

(id: a rectangular flag with 5 equally-sized horizontal lines. colors in order from top to bottom are dark green, green, white, light dull pink, and pink. /end id)

Ouingxrl; a term for being a outherine-in-nature (OUIN) gxrl.

etymology; ouin, gxrl

for anon!

tagging; @radiomogai