#machembra

Angiavire: a femache(-aligned) [male-female/helian-selenian] non-binary gender that is mascfem (masculine-feminine) in nature [lin/min-fin]; a gender that is both androgynous and androgyne (alternatively male, masculine, female and feminine); a sollunarian/eclipsian gender androgyny; a mascfem(-aligned/phoebian-artemian) that is machembre in nature [lia(spec)/main-fein]; both andravire/androavire or mascavire and gynavire/gyneavire/gynecavire/gynoavire (gineavire/ginavire/ginoavire/ginecavire) or femavire.

Femmavire, femmevira, feminiavire, feminavire, feminevira, feminivira, femevira, fempuerella/fempurella, femvirmina, femeravir, femmeravir, femiavire, femievira, femviera/femveira, gynevira/ginevira or gyneavire/gynavire (ginavire/gineavire): a gender that is both feminine and femasculous/femmache; a femmascle-aligned gender femininity; a feminine(-aligned) identity that is femmascule in nature/liaspec; femmasle(-aligned) that is feminine in nature (fin); feminera/femera/feminilier/femvira and femvir

Ambinarity (ambigender + n-arity): experiencing both binary genders simultaneously; binary ambivalence/ambiguity. Similar to femache/machembre it’s a midbinary experience, but also a full xorgender.

Not to be confused with am(bi)binary in alibinary issues/system. Ambinarie isn’t essentially being bigender, it could be gendervast or multigender.