#transylven

flag id: a flag with 4 stripes, which are purple, light purple, very light silver, and gold. at the left and right sides of the flag are simple tree shapes made of stacked triangles, which are halfway cut off by the flag edges. there is a dark green tree shape at the exact edge and a green tree shape emerging from behind that one, further from the edge, on each side. end id.

banner id: a 1600x200 teal banner with the words ‘please read my dni before interacting. those on my / dni may still use my terms, so do not recoin them.’ in large white text in the center. the text takes up two lines, split at the slash. end id.

sylvaencan: a neogender umbrella for terms related to enchanted forests from fantasy settings

[pt: sylvaencan: a neogender umbrella for terms related to enchanted forests from fantasy settings. end pt]

concepts potentially included under sylvaencan:

nature imbued with magic, magic that comes from nature, or any other combination of magic and nature

magical forest aesthetics/visuals

'fairy tale' creatures that are often depicted living in forests

forests as a place that heroes travel through, a place where monsters and magical dangers lurk, and/or a place where benevolent magical beings reside

forests that are made dangerous, safe, or difficult to navigate by the magic present within them

forests as a place of liminality and transformation

derived terms:

sylv: a sylvaencan person. plural is sylven.

svein: sylvaencan-in-nature (ex: sveingender)

sylvencine: having sylvaencan qualities. noun form is sylvencinity. (equivalent to masculine/masculinity, feminine/femininity, etc.)

transylvencine: transitioning towards sylvencinity. can be shortened to transylven. (equivalent to transmasculine/transfeminine/etc.)

ensylvic: gender alignment to sylvaencan/sylvencinity

for anon! the flag uses trees to represent forests and purple, silver, and gold for magic and fantasy. the term is 'sylva' (alternate spelling of 'silva', latin for 'forest') + 'encan' (from 'enchant' but without the 'h', since it looks nicer to me).

here's the template for anyone who wants it!