#mogaish

the fruitful flag

an alternative bi + sapphic flag intended for jewish women who may not feel comfortable with or represented by michael page's bi flag

symbolism:

the orange stripes are a nod to the newer tradition of including an orange on the seder plate to symbolize the fruitfulness of LGB inclusion within judaism

the red stripes represent pomegranates, a quintessential jewish symbol that also just feel rly sapphic to me, and apparently i'm not the only one who feels that way!

the icon on the left flag is a stylized trillium, a flower associated with bisexuality as a pun, since trilliums are "bi-sexual" in that they have both male and female reproductive organs

the icon on the right flag is the double crescent moon, which is a bisexual symbol devised by vivian wagner as an alternative to the biangles

if you would like to read more about the purpose/background of this flag, or have questions, feel free to check out this carrd!

tagging: @radiomogai @religious-archive @cultural-mogai @cultural-and-bipoc-terms-archive

ID in alt

Jew✡️ / Jew(Jewish): a term for when one identifies with, as, and/or connects to being Jewish/being a Jew in a Jewish way/in a way affected by Judaism/being Jewish. This term is exclusive to Jews

This idea came to me in the middle of the night. I think I'm funny and I'm right

The [x]✡️ / [x](Jewish) original post (link). Thank you Honey 2 for taking out the flag's individual layers for me

Ay'lonit (איילונית) & saris (סריס) flags, first posted on: october 7, 2025.

Saris adam (סריס אדם) flag

Saris adam - category of the term saris, denoting someone who was assigned male at birth, but develops feminine characteristics later in life through intervention (hrt, for example).

Ay'lonit adam (איילונית אדם) flag, first posted on: february 23, 2026.

Ay'lonit adam - category of the term ay'lonit, denoting someone who was assigned female at birth, but develops masculine characteristics later in life through intervention (hrt, for example).

Mahut (מהות) flag, but I made an new version of it, since I don't like the old one anymore.

my redesign of orvi/עוברי flag

because the creator of the first ovri flag turned out to be a transphobe, I decided to redesign it.

I left the rainbow on the blue background, as it was on the first flag, but changed its position and placed cursive ayin (ע) in the center of the flag (because of the name of the term and because I love how cursive ayin looks like).

[Pt: Haha, it’s time to play! /end PT]

this is very self indulgent

מאַן (maan) — a masculine gender identity heavily tied to being Yiddish; when one is inseparably Yiddish and masculine; when one is a Yiddish man

פרוי (frau) — a feminine gender identity heavily tied to being Yiddish; when one is inseparably Yiddish and feminine; when one is a Yiddish woman

אומצוויייִק (umtsveyik) — a non-binary gender identity heavily tied to being Yiddish; when one is inseparably Yiddish and non-binary; when one is a Yiddish enby

אָנמיניק (onminik) — an agender gender identity heavily tied to being Yiddish; when one is inseparably Yiddish and agender; when one is a Yiddish agender person

where to find several of these labels [link]

tagging @radiomogai @themogaidragon

What a dull place! Maybe I should annihilate it!

this is an archive of jewish terms + flags including, but not limited to: genders/alignments, orientations, presentations, plurality, nonhumanity, unorthaIDs, and transIDs

posts will be tagged with the title of the term, the broader category it falls under (e.g. gender), subcategories (if applicable), its nature (if applicable), any themes, and the blog it is from | tag guide

there is no DNI for this page, this is an archive and a discourse-neutral space

this page is run by @sillyjewishqueer and you can call me bug (it/its)

pt: Jewish MOGAI (MOGAISH) Pride Flag /end PT

ID: a white flag with a big silhouette of the Magen David (six pointed star) in the center. The Magen David is divided in twelve parts, with different colors. The six outer parts are differents colors, placed in a way that it ressembles a rainbow while the six inside parts are differents shades of gray. END ID

ID: the same flag, with a greenish filter over it, making it darker. END ID

The original mogai pride flag is quite aggressive to the eye. So I've tried to make it more accessible, trying to not change the original design too much.

On the left, the flag has the colored parts of the Magen David less saturated. On the right, the flag has also the colored part less saturated but also a green filter added on top for even more relief since green is recognized to be the best color to relieve eyestrain and photophobia.

Since different individuals will be triggered by different components I think it is just better to have the two designs so that each person can choose the one that fits best for them.

Jewish MOGAI (MOGAISH) Symbol

PT: Jewish MOGAI (MOGAISH) Symbol /end PT

ID: the Magen David (six pointed star) symbol on its own, on a transparent background. END ID

ID: the same thing but this time the Magen David has the greenish filter over it. END ID

ID: a 9 stripe horizontal flag with the second, fourth, fifth, sixth, and eighth stripe varying thickness, from middle thickness, slightly thick, very thick, slightly thick, middle thickness in that order, top to bottom. the colours from top to bottom are dark blue, light blue, medium blue, light gray, light yellow, light gray, medium blue, light blue, and dark blue. in the center of the flag is a scalloped circle with 8 bumps coloured light yellow, behind that scalloped circle is a bigger scalloped circle coloured dark blue. the symbol is outlined in a thick light yellow colour. End ID

Jewishcora: A term for those whose identity is Jewish at its core; it will always be Jewish, should always be perceived as Jewish, and cannot exist without being Jewish.

Hi. Stole the ID description template from @angelomour and stole the colour scheme from @sillyjewishqueer (again). This term is exclusive to Jews but inclusive of all Jews, and this one is open to active conversion students so long as you are at a point where you feel comfortable claiming Jewishness, use your own personal discretion there I'm not a rabbi. We still don't really have a solid taglist we aren't really a coiner I just wanted this. Thumbs up