#andrine

i’m referring to the miraheze one /info

Oh, absolutely!

I haven't seen anything that is like that, unfortunately.

Below are some terms that are not specifically andrine-aligned, but are of intersections of malehood and maveriquinity:

Miaverique

Mavir

Maverivir

Maverimale

Homaverique (which is more of a centrigender)

Malemavric (which is predominately a male gender)

Menoverique (similar to malemavric)

Demimaveriqueman (if your gender is demigender due to an alignment to malehood, this could fit)

That's about as much as I can find for you! A term would have to be coined specifically for being andrine-aligned.

I don't have terms specifically for trans men, no. But I do have maverivir, a gender that is both maverique and male. Andrine is a fairly new term and I never ended up coining anything that falls under it by name, but anything in my portfolio ending in -vir is just about the same thing.

Other terms I found are:

Miaverique

Menoverique

Mavir

The miaspec tag on my other blog @database-of-maverinities (maybe.)

That's the best I can do!

Is there an and I hate to say it —- a “for dummies” version of your explanation? 😭

Andrine is a word to describe the genderedness of men. It's a gender quality, but can also be used to describe presentation - just like the word "masculine." Since not all men are masculine and people who are not men can be masculine, I came up with andrine specifically for men.

Andrine is like saying man-like or man-ish (an adjective), like having an andrine gender or an andrine expression. Andrinity is like saying man-ness (a noun), like how men experience andrinity.

I hope that makes sense!

Virine is the gender quality for gendervir, which was coined to include all male alignments, genders, proximals, and qualities. Male is the adjective I'm using for man. Andrine might not always include alignments or proximals but that's just my way of fitting it into the gendervir system. Virine was not my term but it pretty much functions like andrine.

I coined gendervir when I was in a very different point in my life and then I never ended up using it as a concept. I sort of retired it and don't care much for it because it's not useful to any of my work. I also have a bad habit of trying to distance myself from my old blog.

It's fine if people use virine and andrine interchangeably. They're basically the same. Gendervir, maingender, and andingender are also pretty much the same too. It all depends on people's preferences.

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@neopronouns Droxinine, Troinine

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andrirainforic | gynirainforic

andrirainforic: a xenogender related to rainforests and being andrine(-aligned)

gynirainforic: a xenogender related to rainforests and being gynine(-aligned)

[pt: andrirainforic: a xenogender related to rainforests and being andrine(-aligned)

gynirainforic: a xenogender related to rainforests and being gynine(-aligned). end pt]

andrine rainforestic term for anon, plus a gynine one to go with it!

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