#leptrality

I find it really interesting, but also really hard to really understand, and as a queer nerd I really feel like I should understand it. I have lots of questions like:

What makes a gender leptive vs. not leptive? (asking because the gender wiki shows things like masculitrois, which is described as a masculine gender that is also leptive.)

Would taking my gender and mapping it out on a multi-dimensional grid be a form of leptivity? (e.g. I have an axis for masculinity, an axis for femininity, an axis for genderqueerness, and an axis for intensity, and let's say each one goes to 100, my gender might be at the point (59, 20, 69, 30) (this was based on vibes but feels fairly close to how I might grid my gender), would that be leptivity?)

Is there a comprehensive list of all the gender leptivity terms?

Are there any really good youtube videos or tiktoks on it that I can look at?

How would I go about creating my own gender leptivity terms?

Pancentroid (pan-gender centroid), centrogender or omnicentroid (omni-gender centroid): A gender that exists in the middle of the entire gender spectrum. Not necessarily experiencing all genders (such as pangender or omnigender) or being neutral or null (like neutrois). It can be a form of centripangender (or centriomnigender), meaning experiencing a gender centered in-between all genders accessible within ones experience, however it would be different from pancentrigender (or omnicentrigender) as that means experiencing all centrigenders possible. It’s also dissimilar to centrois as it’s not essentially leptrois (but can be leptive, just as infinigender). It can also be a form of equilibriogender (gender equilibrium, equilibriopangender or equilibrioomnigender/equilibriomnigender).

Adjectives: pancentroidal, omnicentroidal, gender-centroidal.

Term by me (formerly as simply ‘gender centroid’); flag and symbol by @isobug​. Symbol for centroids in engineering (as the center of balance, center of gravity, and center of mass); flag without symbol under the cut.

Flags respectively: deminulltrois, demiless (demigenderless) & deminull (demigendernull, deminullgender or nulldemigender); demifree (demigenderfree) & demivoid (demigendervoid, demivoidgender or voiddemigender); demiungender (undemigender) & deminon (deminongender, nondemigender, nodemigender, deminogender); deminegatrois, deminegative (negative-demigender) & demiantigender.

Leptary Flags (collection)

Equigender/Neugender Arity (neutrois/equitrois/equitive arity/neuarity/n-ary neutrality/equity/equitivity): equarity/equinarity/parity (equiry/equinary or aquary/pary/neutrary).

Nongender Arity (non-arial/non-ary): anarity (an-ary/niladic), nonunarity (nonunary/nonmonary/nonsingulary), nonbinarity/nonbinaryness and nonternarity/nontrinarity (nontrinary/nonternary).

Agender Arity (niladicity): nullarity (nullary), abinarity (abinary) and aternarity/atrinarity (aternary/atrinary).

Leptarity means gender arity, which includes number of pre-established/existing (implied or subsequent) gender items/bases/entry within your culture. Most people know the Western gender binarity, in which male & female are embedded into binary category system/radix. 

But what could be considered gender unary/monary/singulary or trinary? Unarity (monarity/singularity) would only include primarity while trinarity would be binarity but also including tertiarity. The primary identity would be any binarie, depending on your culture, binaries could not even exist, so everyone would be expected to be/have only one specific gender. The tertiary identity would be a third-identity (or third-gender/aliagender), neutrois/neuter, genderless/neither, androgyne/both or nonbinary/abinary as monogender itself.

The gender ternarity isn’t so clear, it could also encompass another quadnarity/quadrinarity (quadrinary), that’s why who coined it worded first qua/ternary (I think there’s a flag for a(qua)ternary/non(qua)ternary but I didn’t find).

There are also cultures with five (quinary) or six (senary/hexary) genders (quinarity/quintarity or hexarity/senarity), so some other identities couldn’t be classified intrinsically as second/ary (secondarity), fourth (quadnary), fifth (quintary) or sixth one(s).

Leptrois: a leptive method of classifying genders; an attempt to bring mathematical and linguistic understanding of genders, alluding aspects of relational algebra.