Fifthgender (link) referential language / terms
[PT: Fifthgender (link) referential language / terms]
fifthine [fifth] - gender quality [short ver]
QUININ - in-nature term
nal - younger term (plural nals)
hlai - neutral age term (plural hlais)
aester / aestar - older term (plural aesten)
Qn. - honorific
Etymology & pronunciation:
fifthine: "fifth" + ine - pronounced like fifteen but with a "th"
QUININ: Latin root "quintus" (fifth) -> QUIN + IN for in-nature - the General American pronunciation of quinine (link)
nal: "signal" (i.e. star signals) - pronounced like the "cal" in "calculator" instead of a schwa
hlai: from Case Colorless Green by qntm - pronounced similar to "belie" (link) but with a "huh" sound instead
aester / aestar: "A * A *" from SCP-1425 -> "ae star ae star" in Ojai by qntm - "ae" like the letter a + stir/star
Qn.: same origin as QUININ - pronounced like the name Quinn
Messy IPA: /'fɪf.θiːn/ - /ˈkwaɪ.naɪn/ - /næl/ - /hə'laɪ̯/ - /'eɪ.stɜɹ/ or /'eɪ.stɑɹ/ [you can drop the r if you like] - /kwɪn/
And flags for fifthine / nal / hlai / aester/aestar, inspired by @flagtism 's referential language & quality flags:
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