atrigender: a genderness that is both agender and trigender and/or somewhere between them; an identity mostly trigender, but has a connection to genderlessness and/or agendered feelings. could also be called trxgender, triagender, or libratrigender.
aquadgender: a genderness that is both agender and quadgender and/or somewhere between them; an identity mostly quadgender, but has a connection to genderlessness and/or agendered feelings. could also be called quxdgender, quadagender, or libraquadgender.
apentagender: a genderness that is both agender and pentagender and/or somewhere between them; an identity mostly pentagender, but has a connection to genderlessness and/or agendered feelings. could also be called pxntagender, penta-agender, or librapentagender. pentagender is synonymous with quintgender, so one could also use aquintgender, quxntgender, quintagender, or libraquintgender.
ahexagender: a genderness that is both agender and hexagender and/or somewhere between them; an identity mostly hexagender, but has a connection to genderlessness and/or agendered feelings. could also be called hxxagender, hexa-agender, or librahexagender.
aoctagender: a genderness that is both agender and octagender and/or somewhere between them; an identity mostly octagender, but has a connection to genderlessness and/or agendered feelings. could also be called xctagender, octa-agender, or libraoctagender.
after making my abigender flags, i started thinking about the other numbered polygenders that don’t have flags, so i decided to make some! all flags are formatted like the pxngender flag with colors that correspond to their respective flags, adjusted for visibility and flow. septagender (having seven genders) has no flag, so i had to leave that one out, and nothing above octagender has a flag to my knowledge. also, some of the alt terms may look odd (i’m personally fond of ‘xctagender’), but i wanted to lay out all the options anyways!
