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Crasgender, Herigender, Hodiegender, and Pridiegender (respectively) 🎃🎃-🕸️🕸️-🎃🎃-🕸️🕸️-🎃🎃
1. Crasgender - a gender that, for whatever reason, will exist tomorrow, but does not exist at any other point and disappears after tomorrow. 2. Herigender - a gender that, for whatever reason, existed yesterday, but does not exist at any other point and disappears after yesterday. 3. Hodiegender - a gender that, for whatever reason, exists today, but does not exist at any other point and disappears after today. 4. Pridiegender - a gender that, for whatever reason, existed the day before yesterday, but does not exist at any other point and will disappear after that day. Derivation: Derived from Latin terms for "tomorrow" (crās), "yesterday" (herī̆), "today" (hodiē) and "the day before yesterday" (prīdiē)
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[PT: Crasgender, Herigender, Hodiegender, and Pridiegender (respectively) /end PT]
Crasgender, Herigender, Hodiegender, and Pridiegender (respectively) 🎃🎃-🕸️🕸️-🎃🎃-🕸️🕸️-🎃🎃
1. Crasgender - a gender that, for whatever reason, will exist tomorrow, but does not exist at any other point and disappears after tomorrow. 2. Herigender - a gender that, for whatever reason, existed yesterday, but does not exist at any other point and disappears after yesterday. 3. Hodiegender - a gender that, for whatever reason, exists today, but does not exist at any other point and disappears after today. 4. Pridiegender - a gender that, for whatever reason, existed the day before yesterday, but does not exist at any other point and will disappear after that day. Derivation: Derived from Latin terms for "tomorrow" (crās), "yesterday" (herī̆), "today" (hodiē) and "the day before yesterday" (prīdiē)
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