#isotelour

[IMAGE ID: four rectangular flags with straight stripes. the first one has five stripes, while the second, third, and fourth all have seven stripes. most of the flags have evenly-sized stripes, but the second flag's middlemost stripe is roughly three times as large as the rest of its stripes. the first flag's stripes, from outside to inside, are as follows: light grey, warm yellow, and warm grey. the second flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dull red, dull orange, warm purple, warm yellow, dull blue, dull green, and light yellow. the third flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: neon cool pink, dull red, dull orange, light yellow, dull green, dull blue, and neon cool pink. the fourth flag's stripes, from top to bottom, are as follows: dull blue, dull green, off-white, dull purple, cream, dull orange, and dull red. END ID.]

cistelour: a term for cis palettes, those who experience chromaticity in a cis way, those who feel as if they've always been paletelour, etc

tristelour: a term for palettes who are both cis and trans, those who experience chromaticity in a tris way, those who are both transchroma and cistelour, etc

isotelour: a term for palettes who are neither cis nor trans, those who experience chromaticity in neither a cis nor a trans way, those who are not transchroma nor cistelour but are still paletelour, etc

adchroma: a term for moving towards a rainpalet identity, moving towards being a palette, moving towards being paletelour, etc