#anary

A-genders: any a(n)-adjacent/a-prefixed gender identity. An umbrella term.

A(n)-identity encompass agender, abinary, atrinary/aternary, abimegender, anongender, abrogender, absorgender, abstragender, acervusgender, adeptogender, admasgender, adversigender, aerogender, aesigender, aesthetigender, aethergender, affectugender, aingender, agin(gender), alexigender/atexgender, algiagender, aliegender/aliengender, aliusgender/aliagender, altegender, altergender, ambigender, angenigender, ametrinegender, amicagender, amigender, amorgender, androgender/androgenderfluid (androfluid), angi/androgyne, gender androgyny/androgynous, angeligender, anogender/anagender, anonbinary, antegender, antibinary, antigenders, anxiegender, apogender, aporagender, aptugender, aquagender, apsconsugender, archaicgender, argogender, arigender, arithmagender, astergender, astralgender, atmosgender, attrafluid, augender, autogender, atrin(gender), abin(gender), apagender, apathetic and more.

Nullary, (N)aryless, Zeronary, Anary/Anarial or Niladic genderness: perfect n-ary nulltrois / neutrois; not having (n)arial / (n)ary gender base; definitely neither eunary nor antinary gender entries; not belonging to a pre-existing gender category system classified in -narity; total absence of gender arity.

Gender n-arity are commonly known as unary, binary, trinary, quaternary and quinary, but not limited to it and also linked to cultural gender specific genders (such as first, second, third, fourth, fifth and “some” genders).

Anarity (anaryness), (n)arylessness and gender niladicity aren’t the same of genderlessness, agenderness or null-gender. They are part of nulltrois spectrum and adherently neutrois. Male, female and other genders can also be classified as anary but never a/non/binary because there aren’t binary categorizations in their culture (some people think it’s an utopia).