#dipherine

Flags for nixinine (left) and nixuline (right.)

Nixinine: A dipherine quality resulting from the uncommon combination of agenrinity and femininity. Nixuline: A dipherine quality resulting from the uncommon combination of agenrinity and masculinity.

Dipherine qualities coined by me (plus some others) can be found here. You can see the coining post for dipherine itself here.

Neutrality + Femininity: Troinine 

Neutrality + Masculinity: Droxinine

Femininity + Epicenity: Unigynine - posted already

Masculinity + Epicenity: Unidroine - posted already

Epicenity + Neutrality: Astrunine

Agenrinity + Femininity: Nixinine

Agenrinity + Masculinity: Nixuline

Agenrinity + Neutrality: Nixastrine

Agenrinity + Epicenity: Uninixine

And of course the combination of any of the main non-androgynous qualities with androgyny:

Fem + Angi: Gynangine

Masc + Angi: Andrangine

Neu + Angi: Astrangine

Epicene + Angi: Unangine

Agen + Angi: Nixangine (may be confused with nixangi)

Just some idea for terms! I don't think I'm making flags for ALL of these though.

Transainemine:

Transtroinine:

Transtronemine (ainemine + troinine):

For those who want more information, ainemine can be found here and troinine can be found here.

Transainuline:

Transdroxinine:

Transdronuline (droxinine + ainuline):

Sensainuline (left) and sensdroxinine (right):

A flag for uninixine, a dipherine quality resulting from the uncommon combination of agenrinity and epicenity.

Dipherine qualities coined by me (plus some others) can be found here. You can see the coining post for dipherine itself here.

This is a term I'd like to call unidroine. I was inspired by the idea of dipherine qualities (the uncommon combination of ordinous qualities that create new outherine qualities.) This doesn't have to be considered an outherine term, however. It can simply be a combination of masculine and epicene.

I took the literal usage of the word "epicene" (unisex) to create this word, and the -droine part is from "droxinine" (the combination of neutrality and masculinity.)

The flag uses green for masculine, purple for epicene, a grayish blue for where they blend together, and yellow for dipherinity.

A flag for nixastrine, a dipherine quality resulting from the uncommon combination of agenrinity and neutrality.

Dipherine qualities coined by me (plus some others) can be found here. You can see the coining post for dipherine itself here.

Unigynine: A dipherine quality resulting from the combination of epicenity and femininity. The masculine counterpart is unidroine.

This flag's colors are similar to unidroine, with the purple representing epicenity and the yellow representing dipherinity. The reddish orange is for femininity and the grayish pink stripe is where femininity and epicenity blend together.