PT: Tumtum Hamah Flag /end PT

ID: a flag with five horizontal stripes, the middle one being very thin. Their colors are, from top to bottom, dark orange, orangish yellow, white, bluish green and dark bluish green. In the center is a symbol ressembling a circle with six spikes. /end ID

Tumtum Hamah: a person whose sex is described as obscured, unknown, having neither or lacking some sexed characteristics, through natural development. Tumtum hamah is usually used for intersex variations where the genitals is covered by skin, but it can also be used for other variations of the agenital spectrum.

Note that this is just my *personal* attempt to define tumtum hamah, this definition isn't carved in stone. Even though adam and hamah are usually only used along with saris & ay'lonit, proposal to expand the hamah/adam distinction to androgynos and tumtum has been made, thus creating distinct gendered and sexed subcategories for each gendered sex.

This term is of a physical nature: they depend upon your physicality, and serve a legal purpose in Judaism. However, anyone Jew can use these terms, regardless of their spiritual practice.

Made mixing the flags by desactivated Tumblr user bigfootrights (link), and the ones made by Tumblr user gendertreyf (link), adding on top the intersex Jewish symbol made by desactivated Tumblr user sproutflags (link).

PSD file link.

i wish that it wasn’t just yt queers using the “native americans believed in third genders” talking point to validate colonial perceptions of gender and sex.

i wish that we talked about how residential schools enforced the colonial gender binary on queer indigenous kids, effectively erasing their community roles.

i wish that marriage legalization wasn’t seen as a government implementing something new but permitting something they had criminalized through settler colonialist violence.

i wish that we addressed harm reduction more and the need for alcohol and drug free spaces for sober folks struggling to connect with community.

i wish that we didn’t look at hiv/aids as a historical event affecting white gay men in the 80s but a continuing crisis among indigenous people and those living in the global south.

i wish that we didn’t push the narrative that queer folks have to detach from their family and community to live an authentically queer life.

PT: Ay'lonit Hamah Flag /end PT

ID: a flag with five horizontal stripes, the middle one being very thin. Their colors are, from top to bottom, dark orange, orange, orangish white, brown and dark brown. In the center is a symbol ressembling a circle with six spikes. /end ID

Ay'lonit hamah: a mullerian person which (usually during puberty) doesn't develop estrogenized traits, who develops androgenized traits, who has no/underdeveloped or dysfunctional internal reproductive organs or is infertile.

Note that this is just my *personal* attempt to define ay'lonit hamah, this definition isn't carved in stone. Even though adam and hamah are mostly used along with saris, as described by gendertreyf, it isn't meant to be exclusive to saris.

This term is of a physical nature: they depend upon your physicality, and serve a legal purpose in Judaism. However, anyone Jew can use these terms, regardless of their spiritual practice.

Made mixing the flags by desactivated Tumblr user bigfootrights (link), and the ones made by Tumblr user gendertreyf (link), adding on top the intersex Jewish symbol made by desactivated Tumblr user sproutflags (link).

PSD file link.

Eshed (אשד) Alt Flag

PT: Eshed (אשד) Alt Flag /end PT

ID: A rectangular flag with a soft white Star of David in the centre, which is entirely filled in. The rest of the flag is split into coloured segments emanating out from the star. There are 8 segments, with 4 of them being smaller and near the middle of the flag, and the other 4 being larger and taking up the flag's corners. Going clockwise starting in the top left, the segments are dull green, light green, fayded green, greyish green, bluish cyan, dull cyan, dull light redish purple, and medium redish-purple. End ID

Eshed (אשד): a culturally Jewish exclusive gender that is fluid or has fluid characteristics. Exclusive to those who are Jewish and whose gender is fluid in some way. It can be genderfluid, genderflux, or have a fluid characteristic, such as boyflux, or fluid between alignments or gender expression. Those who are fluid in presentation or gender roles especially fit under Eshed.

Eshed was coined by Tirednowhasablog, a reformation Jew, in May of 2021. Og eshed pride flag was designed by @themogaidragon in november 2022.

PSD file (link).

PT: Saris Hamah Flag /end PT

ID: a flag with five horizontal stripes, the middle one being very thin. Their colors are, from top to bottom, dark lavender, lavender, pastel pink, bright pink and desaturated magenta. In the center is a symbol ressembling a circle with six spikes. /end ID

Saris hamah: a wolffian person which (usually upon puberty) does not develop androgenized traits, who develops estrogenized traits or who is sterile.

Note that this is just my *personal* attempt to define saris hamah, this definition isn't carved in stone.

This term is of a physical nature: they depend upon your physicality, and serve a legal purpose in Judaism. However, anyone Jew can use these terms, regardless of their spiritual practice.

Made mixing the flags by desactivated Tumblr user bigfootrights (link), and the ones made by Tumblr user gendertreyf (link), adding on top the intersex Jewish symbol made by desactivated Tumblr user sproutflags (link).

PSD file link.

Timtum Pride Flag

PT: Timtum Pride Flag /end PT

ID: A rectangular flag with a white Star of David in the centre, which is entirely filled in. The rest of the flag is split into coloured segments emanating out from the star. There are 8 segments, with 4 of them being smaller and near the middle of the flag, and the other 4 being larger and taking up the flag's corners. Going clockwise starting in the top left, the segments are orangy red, orange, orangy yellow, yellowish orange, green, tealish green, greenish cyan, and dark greenish cyan. End ID

Timtum, alternatively written timtoom, tumtem, toomtem, tumtim or toomtim:

An androgynous person, with ambiguous characteristics or who is hard to identify as either a man or a woman.

A feminine, effeminate man.

A beardless youth with a high-pitched voice.

A sexy, smart, creative, productive Jewish genderqueer.

An otherwise gender nonconforming person.

“Timtum” was a beneficial Yiddish word (on the Hebrew phrase tumtum) which have a definition due to the fact discussed and also as nebulous because the sex in itself. It can indicate an androgynous people whose sex are uncertain or actually nonexistent, a keen effeminate son as opposed to facial hair and a top-pitched voice, otherwise a great misfit.”

Made taking my tumtum Hamah flag's colors (link), which were made mixing the flags by desactivated Tumblr user bigfootrights (link), and the ones made by Tumblr user gendertreyf (link) with my template I use for Jewish gendered terms.

PSD file link.

pls tell if wanna be untagged!

could u redesign a general tumtum flag this time the template is up to u

Tumtum Pride Flag

PT: Tumtum Pride Flag /end PT

ID: flag with pale yellow-green background with on top a six pointed star bisected in 6. Part's colors are, starting on top going clockwise, yellow, yellowish orange, green, light green, dark green and orangy red. End ID

Tumtum: a gendered sex describing a Jewish person whose sex/gender is described as obscured, unknown, hidden or private, having neither or lacking some key characteristics.

You can be born/develop into or transition into tumtum. One can be Tumtum Hamah through birth/natural development or Tumtum Adam through human intervention. Since Tumtum is rather of physical nature, Tumtum Adam is usually used by individuals who are transitioning towards neutrality, but it can sometimes be used by Jews has a Jewish equivalent to the agender spectrum. Tumtum Hamah is usually used for intersex variations where genitals are covered by skin, but it can also be used for other variations of the agenital spectrum. One can also label themselves tumtum without any specification.

Note that this is just my *personal* attempt to define tumtum, this definition isn't carved in stone.

Made taking my tumtum Hamah flag's colors (link), which were made mixing the flags by desactivated Tumblr user bigfootrights (link), and the ones made by Tumblr user gendertreyf (link) with a template inspired from mine for the Jewish gendered terms.

PSD link.

Tohu (תוהו)

PT: Tohu (תוהו) /end PT

ID: A rectangular flag with a dark grey-green Star of David in the centre, which is entirely filled in. The rest of the flag is split into coloured segments emanating out from the star. There are 8 segments, with 4 of them being smaller and near the middle of the flag, and the other 4 being larger and taking up the flag's corners. Going clockwise starting in the top left, the segments are dull blue-teal, muted spring green, soft green, soft murky green, warm tan, dull pale yellow, dull light purple, and medium grey-purple. End ID

Tohu (תוהו): Jewish-exclusive gender term for chaotic absence of gender. The gender may be missing, cut away, tangible but unclearly aligned, too chaotic to be tangible, or the idea of gender is otherwise completely inapplicable. This gender tends to be chaotic and fluix. Tohu is Hebrew for "nothingness, chaos" and goes back to the creation narrative in genesis.

The term was coined by anon 24 september of 2025. Pride flag designed by @themogaidragon in 04 october of 2025.

PSD file (link).

The closest non-Jewish genders to this gender would be chaosgender, agenderfluix, gendernull, cluttergender, gendervoid, shcrodiagender or cryptogender.