#linguistingender

GUSletteric

[PT: gusletteric. end PT]

[ g + u + s + letteric ~~ gusletteric ]

A gender under the linguistingender umbrella related to the letters 'g', 'u' and 's'

[start ID: two rectangular flags with seven horizontal stripes, all even on thickness, on top of the middle stripe there's a circle that overlaps the second, third, fifth and sixth stripe. the colours from top to bottom are: gradient from pastel blue (left) through bright pastel green (middle) to pastel yellow (right), the same gradient but with muted shades, light lilac, lilac, light lilac, the muted gradient, and the same gradient as the first one. in the center of the first flag there are the letters 'g', 'u' and 's' on purple. end ID]

Coined by the prince 👑

Stevennamic: A gender related to the name Steven

The flag is inspired by my associations with the name Steven

Perceptioprisic: A gender related to the phrase/sentence “perception is a prison”

The colors are inspired by my associations with the words perception and prison

Lyttlyc: A gender related to the Lyttle Lytton contest

Colors are somewhat inspired by the webpage for the contest

Wordgraphete: A gender related to the word ‘word’ and/or the colors one associates with it due to Grapheme Color Synesthesia - Exclusive to Grapheme Color Synesthetes  

ID: A flag with ten horizontal stripes, all the same size. The cooors are, from top to bottom, dark indigo, dusty purple, warm purple, lavender-grey, mint green, darker mint green, lavender-grey, warm purple, dusty purple, and dark indigo. END ID

Graphetegraphete: A gender related to the word/suffix ‘graphete’ and/or the colors one associates with it due to Grapheme Color Synesthesia - Exclusive to Grapheme Color Synesthetes  

Xemugraphete flag!

Colors come from my associations with the word Xemu

Prettyboyinsultic: A gender related to the word prettyboy in the context of an insult or the word prettyboy being used as an insult