#Vertvernogender

[io-archival]

[PT: Blauautumnogender: a gender related to a blue autumn, like blue pumpkin spice lattes, blue fall trees and leaves, etc.

Etymology: German, “Blau” meaning “blue” and Latin, “autumnus” meaning “autumn”

Blauhibernogender: a gender related to a blue winter, like blue snow, blue Christmas trees, etc.

Etymology: German, “Blau” meaning “blue” and Latin, “hibernus” meaning “winter”

Blauvernogender: a gender related to a blue spring, like blue grass, blue flowers, etc.

Etymology: German, “Blau” meaning “blue” and Latin, “vernus” meaning “spring”

Blauaestivogender: a gender related to a blue summer, like blue sands on a beach, blue flowers, blue sodas, etc.

Etymology: German, “Blau” meaning “blue” and Latin, “aestivus” meaning “summer”

Vertautumnogender: a gender related to a green autumn, like green pumpkin spice lattes, green fall trees and leaves, etc.

Etymology: French, “vert” meaning “green” and Latin, “autumnus” meaning “autumn”

Verthibernogender: a gender related to a green winter, like green snow, green Christmas trees, etc.

Etymology: French, “vert” meaning “green” and Latin, “hibernus” meaning “winter”

Vertvernogender: a gender related to a green spring, like green grass, green flowers, etc.

Etymology: French, “vert” meaning “green” and Latin, “vernus” meaning “spring”

Vertaestivogender: a gender related to a green summer, like green sands on a beach, green flowers, green sodas, etc.

Etymology: French, “vert” meaning “green” and Latin, “aestivus” meaning “summer” /end PT]

@radiomogai

I rly liked those pink season genders! Could we get blue varients and green varients?

Blauautumnogender: a gender related to a blue autumn, like blue pumpkin spice lattes, blue fall trees and leaves, etc. Etymology: German, “Blau” meaning “blue” and Latin, “autumnus” meaning “autumn”

Blauhibernogender: a gender related to a blue winter, like blue snow, blue Christmas trees, etc. Etymology: German, “Blau” meaning “blue” and Latin, “hibernus” meaning “winter”

Blauvernogender: a gender related to a blue spring, like blue grass, blue flowers, etc. Etymology: German, “Blau” meaning “blue” and Latin, “vernus” meaning “spring”

Blauaestivogender: a gender related to a blue summer, like blue sands on a beach, blue flowers, blue sodas, etc. Etymology: German, “Blau” meaning “blue” and Latin, “aestivus” meaning “summer”

Vertautumnogender: a gender related to a green autumn, like green pumpkin spice lattes, green fall trees and leaves, etc. Etymology: French, “vert” meaning “green” and Latin, “autumnus” meaning “autumn”

Verthibernogender: a gender related to a green winter, like green snow, green Christmas trees, etc. Etymology: French, “vert” meaning “green” and Latin, “hibernus” meaning “winter”

Vertvernogender: a gender related to a green spring, like green grass, green flowers, etc. Etymology: French, “vert” meaning “green” and Latin, “vernus” meaning “spring”

Vertaestivogender: a gender related to a green summer, like green sands on a beach, green flowers, green sodas, etc. Etymology: French, “vert” meaning “green” and Latin, “aestivus” meaning “summer”

[gendernivata]

I rly liked those pink season genders! Could we get blue varients and green varients?

Blauautumnogender: a gender related to a blue autumn, like blue pumpkin spice lattes, blue fall trees and leaves, etc. Etymology: German, “Blau” meaning “blue” and Latin, “autumnus” meaning “autumn”

Blauhibernogender: a gender related to a blue winter, like blue snow, blue Christmas trees, etc. Etymology: German, “Blau” meaning “blue” and Latin, “hibernus” meaning “winter”

Blauvernogender: a gender related to a blue spring, like blue grass, blue flowers, etc. Etymology: German, “Blau” meaning “blue” and Latin, “vernus” meaning “spring”

Blauaestivogender: a gender related to a blue summer, like blue sands on a beach, blue flowers, blue sodas, etc. Etymology: German, “Blau” meaning “blue” and Latin, “aestivus” meaning “summer”

Vertautumnogender: a gender related to a green autumn, like green pumpkin spice lattes, green fall trees and leaves, etc. Etymology: French, “vert” meaning “green” and Latin, “autumnus” meaning “autumn”

Verthibernogender: a gender related to a green winter, like green snow, green Christmas trees, etc. Etymology: French, “vert” meaning “green” and Latin, “hibernus” meaning “winter”

Vertvernogender: a gender related to a green spring, like green grass, green flowers, etc. Etymology: French, “vert” meaning “green” and Latin, “vernus” meaning “spring”

Vertaestivogender: a gender related to a green summer, like green sands on a beach, green flowers, green sodas, etc. Etymology: French, “vert” meaning “green” and Latin, “aestivus” meaning “summer”