#aestivogender

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[PT: Rainbowaestivogender: a gender related to a rainbow summer, like rainbow sands on a beach, rainbow flowers, rainbow sodas, etc.

Etymology: Latin, “aestivus” meaning “summer”

Rainbowvernogender: a gender related to a rainbow spring, like rainbow grass, rainbow flowers, etc.

Etymology: Latin, “vernus” meaning “spring”

Rainbowhibernogender: a gender related to a rainbow winter, like rainbow snow, rainbow Christmas trees, etc.

Etymology: Latin, “hibernus” meaning “winter”

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

Etymology: Latin, “autumnus” meaning “autumn” /end PT]

@radiomogai

Rainbow or neon versions of your season genders?

Rainbowaestivogender: a gender related to a rainbow summer, like rainbow sands on a beach, rainbow flowers, rainbow sodas, etc. Etymology: Latin, “aestivus” meaning “summer”

Rainbowvernogender: a gender related to a rainbow spring, like rainbow grass, rainbow flowers, etc. Etymology: Latin, “vernus” meaning “spring”

Rainbowhibernogender: a gender related to a rainbow winter, like rainbow snow, rainbow Christmas trees, etc. Etymology: Latin, “hibernus” meaning “winter”

Rainbowautumnogender: a gender related to a rainbow autumn, like rainbow pumpkin spice lattes, rainbow fall trees and leaves, etc. Etymology: Latin, “autumnus” meaning “autumn”

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[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”

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[PT: Rosaaestivogender: a gender related to a pink summer, like pink sands on a beach, pink flowers, pink sodas, etc.

Etymology: Latin, “rosa” meaning “pink” and “aestivus” meaning “summer”

Rosavernogender: a gender related to a pink spring, like pink grass, pink flowers, etc.

Etymology: Latin, “rosa” meaning “pink” and “vernus” meaning “spring”

Rosahibernogender: a gender related to a pink winter, like pink snow, pink Christmas trees, etc.

Etymology: Latin, “rosa” meaning “pink” and “hibernus” meaning “winter”

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

Etymology: Latin, “rosa” meaning “pink” and “autumnus” meaning “autumn” /end PT]

@radiomogai

Hi Mason!!! I was wondering if you could help me coin some terms+make some flags? Basically the concept of these genders is season+pink. So like... a gender related to a pink autumn, like pink pumpkin spice lattes, pink fall trees and leaves, etc. A gender related to pink winter ie. pink snow, pink Christmas trees, etc. And then one for pink spring and one for pink summer, so like... pink flowers and pink grass, stuff like that. Does that make sense.....?

Rosaaestivogender: a gender related to a pink summer, like pink sands on a beach, pink flowers, pink sodas, etc. Etymology: Latin, “rosa” meaning “pink” and “aestivus” meaning “summer”

Rosavernogender: a gender related to a pink spring, like pink grass, pink flowers, etc. Etymology: Latin, “rosa” meaning “pink” and “vernus” meaning “spring”

Rosahibernogender: a gender related to a pink winter, like pink snow, pink Christmas trees, etc. Etymology: Latin, “rosa” meaning “pink” and “hibernus” meaning “winter”

Rosaautumnogender: a gender related to a pink autumn, like pink pumpkin spice lattes, pink fall trees and leaves, etc. Etymology: Latin, “rosa” meaning “pink” and “autumnus” meaning “autumn”

Hope these work!

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

Etymology: Cornish, “gwynn” meaning “white” and Latin, “autumnus” meaning “autumn”

Gwynnhibernogender: a gender related to a white winter, like white snow, white Christmas trees, etc.

Etymology: Cornish, “gwynn” meaning “white” and Latin, “hibernus” meaning “winter”

Gwynnvernogender: a gender related to a white spring, like white grass, white flowers, etc.

Etymology: Cornish, “gwynn” meaning “white” and Latin, “vernus” meaning “spring”

Gwynnaestivogender: a gender related to a white summer, like white sands on a beach, white flowers, white sodas, etc.

Etymology: Cornish, “gwynn” meaning “white” and Latin, “aestivus” meaning “summer”

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

Etymology: Lithuanian, “juodas” meaning “black” and Latin, “autumnus” meaning “autumn”

Juodashibernogender: a gender related to a black winter, like black snow, black Christmas trees, etc.

Etymology: Lithuanian, “juodas” meaning “black” and Latin, “hibernus” meaning “winter”

Juodasvernogender: a gender related to a black spring, like black grass, black flowers, etc.

Etymology: Lithuanian, “juodas” meaning “black” and Latin, “vernus” meaning “spring”

Juodasaestivogender: a gender related to a black summer, like black sands on a beach, black flowers, black sodas, etc.

Etymology: Lithuanian, “juodas” meaning “black” and Latin, “aestivus” meaning “summer” /end PT]

@radiomogai

White and black versions of your color season genders?

Gwynnautumnogender: a gender related to a white autumn, like white pumpkin spice lattes, white fall trees and leaves, etc. Etymology: Cornish, “gwynn” meaning “white” and Latin, “autumnus” meaning “autumn”

Gwynnhibernogender: a gender related to a white winter, like white snow, white Christmas trees, etc. Etymology: Cornish, “gwynn” meaning “white” and Latin, “hibernus” meaning “winter”

Gwynnvernogender: a gender related to a white spring, like white grass, white flowers, etc. Etymology: Cornish, “gwynn” meaning “white” and Latin, “vernus” meaning “spring”

Gwynnaestivogender: a gender related to a white summer, like white sands on a beach, white flowers, white sodas, etc. Etymology: Cornish, “gwynn” meaning “white” and Latin, “aestivus” meaning “summer”

Juodasautumnogender: a gender related to a black autumn, like black pumpkin spice lattes, black fall trees and leaves, etc. Etymology: Lithuanian, “juodas” meaning “black” and Latin, “autumnus” meaning “autumn”

Juodashibernogender: a gender related to a black winter, like black snow, black Christmas trees, etc. Etymology: Lithuanian, “juodas” meaning “black” and Latin, “hibernus” meaning “winter”

Juodasvernogender: a gender related to a black spring, like black grass, black flowers, etc. Etymology: Lithuanian, “juodas” meaning “black” and Latin, “vernus” meaning “spring”

Juodasaestivogender: a gender related to a black summer, like black sands on a beach, black flowers, black sodas, etc. Etymology: Lithuanian, “juodas” meaning “black” and Latin, “aestivus” meaning “summer”