#magegender

Knightmage flag

A flag for knights who are also mages, a knight who can cast magic, a mage who has knightly duties, a mage appointed as a knight, etc. Interpretation is up to the user

If this is already coined before, consider it as an alt flag!

(may-ge-de-ity)

a gender connected to mages(/being a mage) and deities, a deity associated with mages, or a deity of mages.

coined by us, requested by @empyrangel

Nothing as specific as that, but here are some that might fit:

(under a read more for length)

Witchy pronouns

vi/witch/witches/witches/witchself

wit/witch/witches/witches/witchself

wit/witch/wits/wits/witchself

witch/witch/witches/witches/witchself

spell/spell/spells/spells/spellself

spe/sep/sel/spell/spellself

ji/jin/jix/jinx/jinxself or jinxelf

mag/magi/magis/magiself

Witchy genders

Malificae / Malifigender: A gender that is related to witchcraft. It is up for the user’s interpretation, but it may feel magical, ‘witchy’, have connections to spells, sigils, rituals and other types of magic, or feel related to a specific path.

Witchgender / Magusgender / Magegender / Venefigender: A gender that has a closeness or connection to witchcraft and magic. It is, in a way, a magic gender. You could use it to perform strange gender magic. Or something. It is also associated with a feminine or androgynous gender expression.

Familiargender: A gender for witches and/or pagans who’s genders are affected by their familiar, whether it be the familiar’s personality or species or magic ability. Familiargender can be used as its own thing, or changed like familiaboy/familiagirl (or if you so choose, familia-(species)-(gender or other suffix).

Magiogender: A gender associated with and often controlled by spells and witchcraft.

Nature-related genders: a list here and more in the notes!

Witchgender, Magusgender, Magegender, or Venefigender: A gender that has a closeness or connection to witchcraft and magic. It is, in a way, a magic gender. You could use it to perform strange gender magic. Or something. It is also associated with a feminine or androgynous gender expression.

Witchgender’s names come from the following things: witchgender, coming from the word “witch”; magusgender, coming from the Latin word “magus”, meaning “magic”; magegender, coming from the word “mage”, another word for “magician”; and venefigender, coming from the Latin word “venefica”, meaning witch.

Not to be confused with Genderwitched or Magigender.

Term coined by: remipachu-archive

[image description: a flag with four stripes. the second stripe is widest, the first and third stripes are slightly narrower, and the fourth stripe is much narrower. from top to bottom they are: purple, black, green, brown. a yellow pentagram is centered on the top three stripes]

Full size [Here]

Designed by: remipachu-archive

Color meanings: “ The colors of the flag don’t mean anything, but are witch-like colors (from my mind, anyway). The magic circle is to represent the magical aspect of it.”

[image description: a flag with four stripes. from top to bottom they are: purple, purple-pink, pink-purple, pink]

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Designed by: @chimericalhills

Color meanings: Different shades of purple because it’s a color associated with magic.