#bbb.coining

Sarosine: A quality for being both masculine and feminine or having a gender that feels like it is between the two. It may also be a term for one's gender expression. This is an alternative term for androgynous.

"Saros" is a term describing a way to predict eclipses of the Sun and Moon. It alludes to the masculinity and femininity of these two celestial bodies coming together as one gendered aspect. "Sarosine" is meant to pull away from the binary roots of "androgynous."

The flag is reminiscent of a sunset moving into nighttime, to represent not just the two celestial concepts (Sun and Moon) but where they often meet in the middle.

Transfaenine (top): A transgender identity connected to faeninity (abinary femininity.)

Transmaenine (bottom): A transgender identity connected to maeninity (abinary masculinity.)

Gender Asterismic: A multigender experience where one's genders feel like it's made up of many different smaller parts, which themselves make up larger genders. For example, someone who is bigender may have two whole genders, but those individual genders are made up of smaller related parts. This person would be a gender asterismic bigender person.

The flag on the left is the "official flag", using deep blues to represent the deep void of space (since the name of this identity is space-themed.) The symbol in the center is the asterism known as the Big Dipper, a smaller component that makes up the constellation Ursa Major. The flag on the right is a heavily simplified version just for accessibility.

An asterism is a cluster of stars that aren't themselves constellations, but may be one of several that make up a constellation. "Asterismic" is the adjective for a gender that behaves in much the same way.

Asteresque: A gender that is not male, female, or anything in between and is entirely unaligned and neutral at its core. It is not ambiguous nor is it genderless. Its neutral quality can often "soften" or "neutralize" other genders, acting as a balancing element in one's gender experience (particularly for multigender people, where one gender might feel more aligned or more strongly felt.) It falls under the nonbinary, aporagender, and ningender umbrellas and is not necessarily xenine, but may be viewed that way by some people who use the label.

This term comes from aster as in a star and the suffix -esque to mean that it has a star-like quality - this is a reference to stellarian, which describes an unaligned nonbinary person (a Stellar Nonbinary person.) Thus, this word means a "stellar-like" gender. It is used as an adjective so you would say "I am asteresque" or "My gender is asteresque."

This term was created as a similar gender to neutrois, but without any ties to genderlessness or ambiguity. It differs from epicene in this way as well, because epicene is typically a lack of gender distinction (ambiguity.) It also doesn't use the -gender suffix that many other terms use such as neugender, aporagender, or ningender.

I borrowed colors from my stellarian redesign (the green one of course) to make this flag and even kept the star symbol for it. I used greens and yellow to represent neutrality but took out the gray, which to me felt like it represented ambiguity. I even made a red variant similar to one of the stellarian redesigns above:

Daylily transmaverine describes a transmaverine (transmav) person that presents in a way that looks traditionally “neutral” but has an entirely autonomous, outherine form of expression. Presentation for a blackberry transmav may stay within the neutral range but never with the intent to call it neutral.

The masculine counterpart to this is mulberry transmaverine and the feminine counterpart is blueberry transmaverine. The androgynous version is blackberry transmaverine. All of these are named after local (to me) forageable plants.

Ectine (noun: ectinity) is an outherine gender quality that results from the uncommon combination or intersection of ordinous and exordinous qualities - masculine, feminine, androgynous, and neutral intersecting with outherinity, maverinity, ilyaginity, and others. This means that one ordinous quality and one exordinous quality come together to create new outherine qualities.

Ectinity falls under the syncrine outherinities, outherine qualities that are created from unique combinations of qualities (Category 3 outherinities.)

Basic Terms

Outhronine: The combination of masculinity and outherinity. Referential term: Outhron

Mavronine: The combination of masculinity and maverinity. Referential Term: Mavron

Ilyorine: The combination of masculinity and ilyaginity. Referential Term: Ilyon

Outhressine: The combination of femininity and outherinity. Referential Term: Outhress

Mavressine: The combination of femininity and maverinity. Referential Term: Mavress

Ilyessine: The combination of femininity and ilyaginity. Referential Term: Ilyesse

Outhertrine: The combination of neutrality and outherinity. Referential Term: Ouneun

Mavertrine: The combination of neutrality and ilyaginity. Referential Term: Mavneun

Ilyatrine: The combination of neutrality and ilyaginity. Referential Term: Ilyneun

Sarouthrine: The combination of androgyny and outherinity. Referential Term: Outhrix

Saroverine: The combination of androgyny and maverinity. Referential Term: Mavrix

Sarilyine: The combination of androgyny and ilyaginity. Referential Term: Ilyix

These differ from dipherine and anderine terms, the former being combinations of ordinous qualities only and the latter being combinations of or exordinous qualities only.

Other qualities that can be combined with ordinous qualities to create ectinities:

Kenoine

Ambiguous

Yonderine

Anonbinarine

Maverish: A soft maverinity or approximation to maverinity. It's almost like a proximal gender but can encompass feelings of partial gender or alignment (damocloidian or mavric.) This is perfect for demimaverine, proxveri, maverine-aligned, maverine-adjacent, or verinesquine folks who prefer the simple -ish suffix to denote these types of experiences.

The flag is made up of some soft maverine-like colors. It has an offset white stripe that I used in my maverique flag redesign to represent gender autonomy and the brown feels very maverine-adjacent to me.

I noticed that uingender is a very broad term and encompasses tons of experiences with genders that are unnamed, unknown, undefined, unclear, etc. While many genders fall under the umbrella, there aren't any qualities that I know of (Some can fall under uingender, but are not exclusive to it.) So here is my proposal.

↓ Adelosine: A quality for all uingenders that are unclear or unsure, as seen in terms like quoigender or gendervague. The flag borrows the green from the uingender flag.

↓ Aphanine: A quality for all uingenders that are unseen or invisible; denotes intangibility, possibly seen in genders like genderdull. The flag borrows the red from the uingender flag.

↓ Vacuine: A quality for all uingenders that are lost or missing, as seen in terms like genderlost. The flag borrows the yellow from the uingender flag.

↓ Agnosine: A tentative term for the quality of all uingenders, UIN alignments, and UIN-adjacent gender experiences. The flag borrows the purple from the uingender flag.