#monolex

[ID 1: A flag with eleven horizontal stripes, all the same size. The colors get lighter towards the fourth and eighth stripes and darker toward the middle and edges. The colors are, from top to bottom, red, washed-out darker pink, light fuchsia, light gray, yellow green, green, yellow green, light gray, washed-out cyan, blue, and purple. END ID]

[ID 2: A flag with eleven horizontal stripes, all the same size. The colors get lighter towards the fourth and eighth stripes and darker toward the middle and edges. The colors are, from top to bottom, darker red, washed-out red, light red, light gray, yellow green, green, yellow green, light gray, washed-out sky blue, indigo, and purple. END ID]

Recollector: One who collects recoined terms

Varecollector: One who collects recoined terms, but only when they identify with every term of a certain name

The colors are mostly based off of the flags in the current firs page of Genderpedia’s list of recoined terms - 00scoric(2), 50scoric(1), 50scoric(2), 60scoric(1), 90scoric(1), 90scoric(2), Abigender(1), Aliencoric(1), and Aliencoric(2)

Emperorhood: a gender relating to emperorhood

Emperorlike: a gender that is emperorly/emperorlike

Orange: a gender relating to aesthetics that prominently feature the color orange, for example orangecore

Yellow: a gender relating to aesthetics that prominently feature the color yellow, for example sunflowercore, yellowcore

Green: a gender relating to aesthetics that prominently feature the color green, for example greencore, naturecore, plantcore, adventurecore

Blue: a gender relating to aesthetics that prominently feature the color blue, for example bluecore, oceancore, naturecore

Indigo: a gender relating to aesthetics that prominently feature the color indigo

Purple: a gender relating to aesthetics that prominently feature the color purple, for example purplecore, lavendercore

Month Collection pt 1

January: a gender that is new, cold, cool colored, and snowy. It relates to winter clothes, confetti, and snow globes February: a gender that is icy and blue in color. It relates to the color sea foam green, snowflakes, hoodies, and celebration March: a gender that is thawed, light green in color, and grassy. It relates to playgrounds, school desks, and notebook paper

Monday: a gender that feels long, drawn out, and tired. It relates to dark and/or faded colors, traffic, and gray weather Tuesday: a gender that feels relatively quick, though still not pleasant (but not unpleasant either). It relates to golds and yellows, taxis, and partially cloudy weather

Wednesday: a gender that feels like a turning point. It relates to teals, cyans, and cool-toned greens, bustling city streets, and warm, clear weather Thursday: a gender that feels like it’s in slow motion, though definitely verging on pleasant. It relates to yellow-toned oranges and golds, skyscrapers, and warm, semi-cloudy weather Friday: a gender that feels close to relieving. It relates to warm and cool toned shades of green, urban settings, and pleasingly warm, slightly breezy weather

Saturday: a gender that feels exciting and vibrant. It relates to vibrant and bright colors, the color black, and shades of purple and indigo, glowy aesthetics, parties, glowsticks, nightclubs, and semi-cloudy, pleasant nights Sunday: a gender that feels peaceful, calm, serene, and ethereal. It relates to pastel colors, as well as more toned-down pinks, blues, and purples, calm city streets, empty parking lots, and whatever one deems to be pleasant weather