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DEFiNiTiON γ»β₯γ»The first flag is a flag for those who are FTNB (female-to-nonbinary). The second flag is for those who are MTNB (male-to-nonbinary).
pt: the first flag is a flag for those who are ftnb (female-to-nonbinary). The second flag is for those who are mtnb (male-to-nonbinary). end pt.
0.1 English is not my native language, I apologize if there are any mistakes.
0.2 You can place my terms/flags on other sites or anywhere else, just don't forget to mention me as the author/creator!
Astrian β A combination of artemian and helian (feminine-aligned and man-aligned, respectively). Named after the god of dusk, Astraeus.
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Eosian β A combination of phoebian and selenian (masculine-aligned and woman-aligned, respectively). Named after the Greek goddess of dawn, Eos.
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Both of these are similar to eclipsian (lunarian + solarian), but theyβre more specific.
I made astrian first, specifically for an alter.. but decided to pair it up because, if we were already making one, we might as well finish the set. Both of the top colors (on both flags) are just the two og flag colors mixed.
Astraeus and Eos, specifically, were selected to keep the theme: phoebian, selenian, artemian, and helian are all named after Greek gods associated with the sun or moon.
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burgundy brown: culture. crimson: spirituality. amber: happiness. pineapple white: pride and awareness. pinky coral: love and joy. orangish salmon: the identity and history of culture to which you belong.
I have always disliked the more popular pangender flag because of the pastel tones, so I decided that if I were to create an alternative flag, I would like to use the colors of the rainbow (or at least colors that resemble those of the rainbow), as it reminds me of a plurality of genders. The white stripe was chosen because the color white would be the combination of all the colors of the rainbow. The goat symbol is due to the greek god Pan (whose name means "all"), who is a satyr and is associated with goats.
An alternative for those who don't like the triangular stripes of the first one.
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Dellogender: Having at least one allogender, and at least one demigender. In other words, experiencing certain genders fully, while experiencing other genders only partially.
I'm sorta somewhere between monogender and bigender, specifically due to having one full primary gender, and one tiny sliver of another gender on top of that. I don't exactly have two genders, but I don't exactly have just one, either. It's more like... 1β genders, give or take. Just a little more than monogender, but not by much. Aside from monomultigender, there weren't really terms for this.
I made this term with this "between one and two genders" experience in mind, but anyone with both at least one allogender and at least one demigender can use it, even if it totals two or more.
The term is inspired by dellosexual, which is a term for when your attraction is allosexual for certain genders, and demisexual for others. The "dello" prefix is a portmanteau of demi and allo.
The flag symbolism is as follows:
The grey side represents the demigender part of the identity; both shades of grey were taken directly from the demigender flag.
The purple is inverted from the agender flag's green, representing the opposite of agender (allogender).
The white stripes work together to create half a plus sign, representing the addition of multiple genders, at least one of which is only partial.
The grey side is half the width of the purple side, additionally signifying that it represents partial genders, while the purple side represents full genders.
The dellogender flag is public domain, no credit or permission needed to use it! This includes both monetary, public, and personal use. I just ask that you please use it in a positive and inclusive way.
The grey side can be replaced with the stripes/colors for your demigender(s) and the purple side can be replaced with the stripes/colors for your allogender(s), if you wish. The important part is that you maintain the half-plus and the separate sections. For example, I'm a demimaverique man, so mine could look like this:
Ampline: A gender quality related to all multigender identities including polygender, bigender, trigender, demigender, genderfluid, and genderflux (with some more identities in the tags that can be included as well!) Not to be confused with amplusian, which is an umbrella term for all non-static genders - amplusian can, however, be an ampline gender. Noun: Amplinity. Ampline-in-nature (APLIN.)
This term comes from the word "ample", as in "plentiful" or "more than enough." The colors are reminiscent of some common multigender flags.
- ππ
Ambonec β A term for a person who is a man, a woman, and neither at the same time. This can generally be interpreted in two ways:
One is a man, a woman, and at least one other gender which is neither (e.g. aporagender, maverique, neutrois, etc.)
Oneβs gender is paradoxical in nature, simultaneously feeling like βbothβ and βneitherβ at the same time, in regards to being a man or woman.
Etymology, flag symbolism, and further info is below the cut.
Etymology β From the Latin ambo ("both") and nec ("neither").
Flag Symbolism β Based on a preexisting amobonec flag. I wanted to make a version of this flag that is more accessible, while still maintaining the general feel of the stripes. I reduced the number of stripes to half the amount, going from ten stripes to only five. I additionally made the stripes darker and gave them greater contrast.
The ten-stripe flag doesnβt have any specified meanings behind the stripes as far as I could find. Hereβs is my proposed symbolism, but this is not strict, and it can be interpreted in other ways if you wish:
Magenta represents womanhood.
Cyan represents manhood.
The gradient represents nonbinary genders, potentially feeling like oneβs gender is paradoxical, and possible blurred lines between each aspect of oneβs gender identity.
Bigender β A term for people who experience two distinct genders, whether simultaneously or not.
Etymology, flag symbolism, and further info is below the cut.
Etymology β From the bi- prefix, meaning "two."
Flag Symbolism β a recolor of another flag by an unknown author fireprincette. It originally had no symbolism specified the original symbolism is not well known, though I have now added them in bold. However, I defined the flag's stripe meanings thusly:
Pink represents genders involving womanhood and/or femininity. This meaning was chosen due to pinkβs cultural associations with womanhood and femininity. The original meaning was the experience of being partially female.
Yellow represents abinary genders, i.e. genders which do not involve womanhood, manhood, femininity, or masculinity. This meaning was chosen due to yellow being the opposite of purple, which is the combination of pink and blue. The original meaning was the experience of being partially a nonbinary identity.
White represents the experience of multiple genders, whether simultaneously or not. This meaning was chosen due to white being the combination of all colors, therefore representing any potential gender combination. The original meaning was the experience of being partially agender.
Purple represents genders which are related to androgyny, or are related to both ends of the binary simultaneously. This meaning was chosen due to purple being a combination of pink and blue. The original meaning was the experience of being both male and female.
Blue represents genders involving manhood and/or masculinity. This meaning was chosen due to blueβs cultural associations with manhood and masculinity. The original meaning was the experience of being partially male.
Term coined by β unknown
Flag made by β bloomcoining (June 22, 2023) based on this
Ambonec is a term for people who are men, women, and neither at the same time. This can generally be interpreted in two ways:
One is a man, a woman, and at least one other gender which is neither (e.g. aporagender, maverique, neutrois, etc.)
One's gender is paradoxical in nature, simultaneously feeling like "both" and "neither" at the same time, in regards to being a man or woman.
The flag above is a redesign of this flag:
Here they are next to each other:
I wanted to make a version of this flag that is more accessible, while still maintaining the general feel of the stripes. I reduced the number of stripes to half the amount, going from ten stripes to only five. I additionally made the stripes darker and gave them greater contrast.
My redesign is intended to be:
Easier on the eyes
Easier to memorize
Easier to reproduce
I want to note that I am not ambonec, though for what it's worth, I have identified as such in the past. I'm a maverique man, and I am not a woman at all. Because this identity is not personal to me, I didn't want to change the flag too much, nor dictate that this is "the new official ambonec flag."
I wanted to offer an alternative for ambonec people who like the ambonec flag, but desire a simpler or more accessible version. This is intended as a gift, and you absolutely don't have to use this flag to represent being ambonec if you don't want to! This is true of all of my flags, of course, but I especially want to emphasize this here. Usually, when I make a flag, I make it during a time in which I identify with the label, or make it at the request of someone who does. Since this is not the case this time, I felt this disclaimer was important to add.
The ten-stripe flag doesn't have any specified meanings behind the stripes as far as I could find. Here's is my proposed symbolism, but this is not strict, and it can be interpreted in other ways if you wish:
Magenta: Womanhood
Cyan: Manhood
Gradient: Nonbinary genders; potentially feeling like one's gender is paradoxical; possible blurred lines between each aspect of one's gender identity
I made this redesign two days ago (June 26, 2025) but just now got around to posting it. The redesign is public domain. Credit and permission are not required for any use!
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i made my own multigender flag bc the other ones are uggo LOL the colors are kinda obvious but uh purple is gnc/and a mix of fem and masculinity, pinkish purple is feminine genders, yellow is neutral genders or lack their of, etc, blue is masculine genders. so yea. i just wanted to make one that was pretty
Realized that I didn't like that there's less white than blue or pink in the the trans pride flag (I'm trans btw) since it's meant to represent the third main pillar of trans identities; trans-neutral, including genders like non-binary, agender, genderfluid, multigenders and so on, basically any gender or person who's neither transmasc or transfemme, so rightfully the white should be proportional to the blue and pink, so I made a couple of variations of that.
Also, I'm not trans-neutral myself, I'm a she/her trans woman, I just don't like the minimization of other minority genders.
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