#kenogender

[ IDs in alt text ! ]

Genderrestless: a gender that has qualities of being restless. its made to be inherently kenochoric and / or incovoidan, but doesn't have to be.

Etymology: gender, restless

Pronounced: gen-der rest-less (gender restless)

posting for @therestlessness ^^

@radiomogai

Etymology: fatal, "mor" meaning death, "ic" meaning of or pertaining to

Pronounced: fay-tol more ick (fatal mor ic)

[ID: 2 rectangular flags. the first has 6 equally-sized concentric circles and a background color. the second flag is the same with the top half of the circles shifted to the right, and the bottom half shifted to the left. colors are in this order from innermost to outermost: pale blue, light blue, blue-green, light dull green, green, dark green, and black-green. End ID]

Misfathomeon: a kenochord that feels uncanny, unfathomable, and abysmal. It is connected to horror, dread, and the distinct sense of something being wrong.

Etymology: "mis" meaning wrong, fathom, "eon" meaning everlasting

Pronounced: miss fath-um ee-on (mis fathom eon)

[Row One ID: 2 rectangular flags with 9 equally-sized horizontal lines. colors in this order from top to bottom: a gradient from black blue-purple to pale purple to black blue-purple. in the center of the first flag is a female symbol, a circle with an line pointing down, an a horizontal line on the vertical line. the symbol is the color pale purple, and outlined in black blue-purple. the symbol circle is filled with black blue-purple. End ID]

[Row Two ID: a rectangular flag with 5 concentric circles. colors in this order from outermost to innermost: black blue-purple, dark purple, purple, light purple, pale purple. End ID]

requested by retro anon

Dovoitfem: a feminine kenochord experienced in a shadow creature, void creature and / or night creature way.

Etymology: (sha)do(w), voi(d), (nigh)t, fem

Pronounced: doe voe it fem (do voi t fem)

[ID: a female symbol, a circle with an line pointing down, an a horizontal line on the vertical line. the symbol is the color pale purple, and outlined in black blue-purple. the symbol circle is filled with black blue-purple. End ID]

@radiomogai , @oneofmanyarchives

[ID: a rectangular flag with 6 equally-sized horizontal lines. colors in this order from top to bottom: a gradient from light grey-blue to dark grey-blue. End ID]

requested by anon (link)

Colfogmistic: a kenochord connected to the smell of cold, coldness, night, fog, ice fog, and mist.

Etymology: col(d), fog, mist, "ic" meaning of or pertaining to

[ID: a rectangular flag with 5 concentric circles. colors in this order from outermost to innermost: dark grey, grey, lighter grey, pale yellow, grey-green. End ID]

requested by anon

Corvidchord: a kenochoric gender connected to corvids.

Etymology: corvid, (keno)chord

Pronounced: cor-vid chord (corvid chord)

@radiomogai

[ID: a rectangular flag with 5 concentric circles. colors in this order from outermost to innermost: black-purple, dark purple, purple, light purple, pale purple. End ID]

requested by anon (link)

Dovoitmasc: a masculine kenochord experienced in a shadow creature, void creature and/or night creature way.

Etymology: (sha)do(w), voi(d), (nigh)t, masc

[Row One ID: 2 rectangular flags with 15 horizontal lines. sizes in this order from top to bottom: thick, 2 medium, thin, 3 medium, thin, 3 medium, thin, 2 medium. colors in this order from top to bottom: a gradient from dark blue to pale pink. in the center of the flag is a white spiral-like symbol made of two half circles. End ID]

[Row Two ID: 2 rectangular flags with 15 horizontal lines. sizes in this order from top to bottom: thick, 2 medium, thin, 3 medium, thin, 3 medium, thin, 2 medium. colors in this order from top to bottom: a gradient from dark blue to dull pink. in the center of the flag is a white spiral-like symbol made of two half circles. End ID]

Kenotumen: a term that is both Kenochoric (link) and Altumen (link), KEIN and ALIN, kenoine and altumic, or any other combination between the two terms.

Etymology: keno(choric), alter(tumen)

Pronounced: kee-no tum-n (keno tumen)