#aviangender

[scr-ppup]

Virloedowlarkic + leisoyic

— vir + (lo)ng + legg(ed) mead(ow)(lark) + ic // lei(stes) + l(oy)ca + ic

Gender: a gender term related to the male Long-tailed Meadowlark (Leistes loyca). This gender is not specifically male in nature and can be used outside of it.

[ID: a rectangular flag of 7 even horizontal stripes, the colors go from top to bottom as black, red, silver, medium grey, dark grey, cardinal yellow, and black./end ID]

Design/term notes; none.

Taglist # @radiomogai @obscurian @faunagender @smilepilled @rwuffles (feel free to ignore.)

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[skelatomy]

BirdAnatomic

[birdanatomic]

a gender under the anatomic system(link), subgender of animanatomic(link), related to birds, avians, anatomy, the anatomy/biology of birds/avians, the anatomy/biology of someone or something being bird-like, having bird-like anatomy, being a bird with an interest in anatomy and more

No ids

Divider by firefly-graphics

No set dni but will block if uncomfortable

Tagging: @gender-mailman

@delightfulweepingwillows

@decayednightmaremogai

@pogaimogai

[kandi-fox]

AVILOVIC . AVIANLOVIC

a gender connected to being an avian / bird and being in love !

made for a request !

[quinthetoucan]

Aviagender/Birdgender Name Suggestions

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Lark

Wren

Finch

Robin

Swan

Goose

Jay

Falcon

Crow

Raven

Magpie

Sparrow

Starling

Weaver

Kiwi

Aves

Pigeon

Hawk

Teal

Dove

Oriole

Redwing

Thistle

Hyacinth

[the-planetary-nebula]

Aviangender

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Coining Post!

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. . ⇢ Aviangender is a xenogender that is somehow related to being an Avian, this could be humanoid avian, mythical avian or maybe an avian that you can see here on earth

. . ⇢ Subtypes of this gender include:

Othviangender - a gender related to being avian otherkin

Heaviangender - a gender related to be an avian non-human in a system

. . ⇢ This gender is intended to be used by otherkin beings and non-human headmates, but it's not exclusive

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. . ⇢ coined by me on the 8th of September 2021

. . ⇢ if you want to make a flag, please tag me!

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[pupyzu]

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❊ AVESHONUM & PARROHONUM!

aveshonum: a gender related to being a nonhuman bird; a bird-related nonhuman gender! this gender can only be used by bird nonhumans! ⊹ ⁺

parrohonum: a gender related to being a nonhuman parrot; a parrot-related nonhuman gender! this gender can only be used by parrot nonhumans! ⊹ ⁺

flag/coined by me! made for anon! -honum coined by mogai-monarchs!

[[ IMAGE ID: 2 flags with 5 vertical stripes. the flag on the left has these colors from left to right: dark grey, blue, white, blue, dark grey. it also had an icon of a bird in the center. the flag on the right has these colors from left to right: red, bright blue, white, bright blue, red. the flag also has an android parrot emoji in the center. ID OVER ]]

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[[ DNI ID: do not interact: anti-mogai, anti xenogenders, anti neopronouns, terfs/swerfs, truscum/transmed, anti kin, nsfw blog, pro ddlg/ageplay, anti blm, flop accounts, proshipper/antianti. ID OVER ]]

[mogaiformycharacters]

baby’s first flag! and also the first flag for Avianine/Aviangender/Aviagender/Birdgender/Sparrowgender!

Definition:

for a gender that feels light, airy, fluttery, chirpy, and fast like a bird

colors inspired by the common house sparrow!

[xeno-aligned]

Is there a gender relating to birds or spiders

birds:

Avianine / Aviangender / Aviagender / Birdgender / Sparrowgender: A gender term for when your gender feels light, airy, fluttery, chirpy, and fast like a bird.

Aliferate: A gender that relates to birds, feeling a call like the sky is your home, and having/wanting wings. This is not a kingender.

spiders:

Webaeic/Webgender: A gender that has many threads. It is intricate and layered, like a spiderweb. It is also linked to spiders in some way, whether it is aesthetically, spiritually, alterhumanity, etc.

Arachnogender: A gender that’s small, dark, predatory, or otherwise likened to spiders.