justice you shall pursue

[Pt: Haha, it’s time to play! /end PT]

this is very self indulgent

מאַן (maan) — a masculine gender identity heavily tied to being Yiddish; when one is inseparably Yiddish and masculine; when one is a Yiddish man

פרוי (frau) — a feminine gender identity heavily tied to being Yiddish; when one is inseparably Yiddish and feminine; when one is a Yiddish woman

אומצוויייִק (umtsveyik) — a non-binary gender identity heavily tied to being Yiddish; when one is inseparably Yiddish and non-binary; when one is a Yiddish enby

אָנמיניק (onminik) — an agender gender identity heavily tied to being Yiddish; when one is inseparably Yiddish and agender; when one is a Yiddish agender person

where to find several of these labels [link]

tagging @radiomogai @themogaidragon

What a dull place! Maybe I should annihilate it!

RIMMONIC - a xenogender related to pomegranates and pomegranate symbolism in judaism. exclusive to jews (obviously).

coined by rottenmage.

One is a symbol of Judaism, which is two triangles interlaced, making the six-pointed Star of David.

Another is a symbol of therianthropy, which is made of two Greek letters interlaced: the triangle-shaped delta, and the theta, which is a circle with a horizontal bar inside its middle.

Furthermore, these are in the three colors of the transgender flag. Those are blue for boys, pink for girls, and "white for those who are intersex, transitioning or consider themselves having a neutral or undefined gender," as described by Monica Helms, the creator of that flag.

The shade of pink shown here is darker than that of the trans flag, because it's from another symbol: the pink triangle. This originated in Nazi Germany as a badge to mark concentration camp prisoners as homosexuals, much as Jewish prisoners had to wear a badge of the star. In the 1970s and 1980s, the gay rights movement adopted the pink triangle as a memorial of those prisoners and to protest homophobia and the homophobia-driven discrimination against people who have HIV and AIDS.

The overall effect of these combined symbols is that of the usual Star of David with the addition of a white circle and white inner bar. The Star's upward pointing triangle is a blue outline, and it is also the delta. The Star's downward pointing triangle is a solid pink triangle.

In order: Nivrah Bein HaShmashot (1), Nivrah Bein HaShmashot (2), Nivrah Bein HaShmashot (3), Ovri, Jewgender.

[ID: three Nivrah Bein HaShmashot, one Ovri, and one Jewgender flags in tiny pixel forms. /End of ID]

Credits:

First Nivrah Bein HaShmashot flag by @yell-hound

Second and third Nivrah Bein HaShmashot and Ovri flags by @sillyjewishqueer

pt: Jewish MOGAI Pride Flag /end PT

ID: a white flag with a big silhouette of the Magen David (six pointed star) in the center. The Magen David is divided in twelve parts, with different colors. The six outer parts are differents colors, placed in a way that it ressembles a rainbow while the six inside parts are differents shades of gray. END ID

ID: the same flag, with a greenish filter over it, making it darker. END ID

The original mogai pride flag is quite aggressive to the eye. So I've tried to make it more accessible, trying to not change the original design too much.

On the left, the flag has the colored parts of the Magen David less saturated. On the right, the flag has also the colored part less saturated but also a green filter added on top for even more relief since green is recognized to be the best color to relieve eyestrain and photophobia.

Since different individuals will be triggered by different components I think it is just better to have the two designs so that each person can choose the one that fits best for them.

Jewish MOGAI Symbol

PT: Jewish MOGAI Symbol /end PT

ID: the Magen David (six pointed star) symbol on its own, on a transparent background. END ID

ID: the same thing but this time the Magen David has the greenish filter over it. END ID

[START ID: A flag with 7 horizontal stripes. The middlemost stripe is very thin while the outer 6 stripes are around 5 times taller than the middlemost stripe. From the outermost pair of stripes innermost stripe, the colors are a bright blue-purple, dull purple, lavender, and pale purple. In the center of the flag there is a circle the same color as the innermost stripe that is just smaller than the stripes flanking the innermost stripe. Inside the circle, there is a symbol of fire made up of an inner section that is the color of the circle and an outer section that is white. END ID]

>>>   FIREHASHEN

>>>   a gender that is made up of the omnipresent essence of Hashem (the jewish G-d) and the spiritual concept of fire

>>>   from fire + hash[em] + -en (the gender suffix)

>>>   rqed by our headmate, coined by us

two spirit jewish flags !

do not use for yourself if you are not native, two spirit AND jewish, this is exclusive to native two spirit jews ONLY; that would be cultural appropriation & extremely disrespectful to our already closed cultures, spirituality & religion; the creator of this flag is a pro-jewish pro-palestine anarchist mixed mi'kmaq, wolastoq, abenaki, metis, huron-wendat & ashkenazi jewish two spirit indigiqueer native jewish bodied system who believes in solidarity between all indigenous peoples & oppressed communities worldwide.

disclaimer: do not tag these as your own and please give credit if you plan on using these flags, if you want to make edits of these flags, please ask, but no recolors. please do not repost or add these flags to a wiki without my& and our& explicit collective consent. all exclusionists, terfs/swerfs, radfems, c.ringe/f.lop accounts, -phobes, racists, mostly antinative racists & antisemites don't touch, these are not & will never be for you.

[pt: jewatypess. end pt]

†⃨⃰‧̍̊ ◟ ͜ ͜ ͜ ◞　Jewatypess｡

a gender for people who dont experience transness "normally" due to being Jewish.

Coined by Aimé’s headmate (🎧), for day 3 of @pawfuu’s event.

Here’s my take on a flag for Yiddish! Featuring a Golden Peacock as it’s centrepiece, I designed this flag to feel very “European” in style, but in a way that is meant to feel more old, trying to evoke the feeling of a “Bygone era” or “Lost frontier” the two-heads on the peacock obviously resembling the symbolism used by the Holy Roman empire and it’s subsequent offshoots. Fun fact, the double-headed eagle of the HRE is a feature in The Synagogue of Wurms in the form of a chandelier, the symbol was apparently a common feature in some Ashkenazi synagogues to symbolize their loyalty to the empires they lived in (I leant that from a very neat Zine called Symbols of Schum by the way, check it out!)

The shield on the peacock features a Komets Alef, another symbol commonly associated with the Yiddish language. The shield also features a menorah, specifically the Temple Menorah, this symbol is supposed to represent the biblical Kingdom of Israel and the city of Jerusalem, which of course played a pivotal role in the development of the Jewish people and is a place featured heavily in our holy texts, this symbol represents the idea that though the Yiddish-speaking Jews lived and continued development in Europe and other parts of the diaspora, they have always kept the tradition and culture that originated in those far away lands alive and close to them.

As for the four vertical lines, I mostly put them there as a nice sort of framing for the peacock, but I was also inspired by the coloured stripes that are on tallis. And the blue the makes up the flag’s background as well as the blue and white on the shield represent Judaism, as originating with the Tekhelet dye in the Tanakh.

I was inspired to make this because of that drama(?) that happened a little while ago regarding duolingo’s use of that one “Preposal” Yiddish flag, the one that looks like Israel’s flag but it’s it’s black and white and uses a menorah in place of the Magen David. I actually read an article that suggested the Golden Peacock and I immediately knew what I wanted that to look like, and after a long while of coming up with designs, sitting on it, then coming back I’ve come out with this! I hope you like it.

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This is a gender related to the Jewish holiday Sukkot!

-> Sukkot is the holiday of the harvest! It lasts for a week (sundown to sundown) and it is tradition to sleep or eat under a hut-like structure called a Sukkah. A sukkah is made out of wood (people typically make metal now) and sticks and leaves for the roof. You shake the lulav and etrog on this holiday.

Color meanings:

brown (with the wood texture) -> for the wood of the skeleton of the Sukkah

green (with the leaf images) -> for the leaves of the roof. also the represent the Lulav; a green stalk-like thing

the yellows (with the rough texture) -> for the etrog; a yellow citrus fruit

the white -> for the stars you see when you look up out of the Sukkah at night

This is a gender related to the Jewish holiday Sukkot! /end PT]

A term under the phosial umbrella encompassing all Jewish-related terms regarding the light that one’s gender is in. This term is based off of the Hebrew word נר (ner), meaning light.

Nerial: A term under the phosial umbrella encompassing all Jewish-related terms regarding the light that one’s gender is in.

Nerial: A term under the phosial umbrella encompassing all Jewish-related terms regarding the light that one’s gender is in.