Neopronoun flags for each category and explanations for what they mean!
[Plain text: Neopronoun flags for each category and explanations for what they mean!]
All flags here except the neopronoun flag were created by me today, November 28th, 2022!
They are all public domain, meaning you can use them for literally anything you want, no credit necessary, though I will ask that you provide image descriptions whenever possible, and direct people to an basic (not an emoji or art or anything) version of the flag whenever possible!
If you want to change the brightness or contrast, you are welcome to! I did my best to make them accessible, but I'm only nonhuman, so they won't be perfect for everyone!
You can find the Super HD (8000x6410 pixels because these are the templates I use for Redbubble designs) Versions of these images here on the web archive to download and save:
"https://archive.org/details/Neopronouns-categories-flags-and-explanations"
[Plain text: Neopronouns]
[ID: The neopronouns flag, with stripes of pastel green, cyan, white, pale yellow, and orange.
This is followed by another version of the neopronouns flag, now with black text added over top that reads:
"Neopronouns (neo + pronouns!) are any pronouns not in 'mainstream' use in the language being spoken!
Some examples are:
star/stars, ze/hir, it/its,
ae/aer, xey/xem, rot/rots,
they/them, sky/skys, and ve/ver.
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Neopronouns is the umbrella term under which all of the following terms reside as more specific categories!
All the following flags keep the five stripe layout as above, with the white stripe remaining in the center to represent community, solidarity, and commonality!
[Plain text: Nounself pronouns]
[ID: The nounself pronouns flag, with stripes of: orange, red, white, sky blue, and purple.
This is followed by the same flag, now with black text that reads:
"Nounself pronouns (noun + self + pronouns!) are pronouns like sun/suns/sunself, or wa/wave/waves/waveself.
If the pronoun set is based heavily on existing words, they're nounself pronouns!"
The colors were chosen to be colorful and fun!
[Plain text: Nameself pronouns]
[ID: The nameself pronouns flag, with stripes of grey, sky blue, white, black, and berry red.
The first version is blank, and the second reads:
"Nameself pronouns (Name + self + pronouns!) are when someone's name replaces all pronouns! Like: 'That's John! John uses nameself pronouns, so instead of he, she, or they, you'll just call John 'John'. That's John, John's over there, John's trying to get back to John's home planet.' If the pronouns are the person's name, they're nameself pronouns!"
Colors were chosen because I associate them with Farscape, and I decided John Crichton uses nameself pronouns...before I even knew those were a thing! Lol.
[Plain text: Ectopronouns]
[ID: The ectopronouns flag, with stripes of: purple, dark blue, white, green, and yellow.
This is followed by the same flag, now with text over it that reads:
"Ectopronouns (ecto + pronouns) are pronouns like: it/its/itself, or ŝi/ŝin/ŝia. Pronouns that exist, but aren't normally used for people in the language being spoken, are ectopronouns!".
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The colors were chosen because if you invert the flag, it'll be upside down with a black stripe in the center, which I thought fit the theme pretty well! They/them pronouns also fall into this category of neopronouns, since it's still relatively new for them to be used for singular people rather than groups!
The pronouns ŝi/ŝin/ŝia are from Esperanto!
[Plain text: Novapronouns]
[ID: The novapronouns flag, with stripes of berry purple, dark magenta, white, very dark violet, and purple.
This is followed by the same flag, now with text over top of it that reads:
"Novapronouns (nova + pronouns!) are pronouns like ae/aer/aerself or ze/hir/(hirs)/hirself! Any set of pronouns not based heavily on existing words are novapronouns!"
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The colors were chosen because I love purple, and associate it with space!
[Plain text: Supernova pronouns]
[ID: The supernova pronouns flag, with stripes of: gold, copper, white, silver, and dark grey.
This is followed by the same flag, now with text over it that reads:
"Supernova pronouns (supernova + pronouns!) are pronouns like:
xiy/rik/ix/sirav ('sirav' replaces the usual _-self ending),
or
aix/(aed)/arix/aiv/aixelf ('aed' replaces contractions: instead of 'aix's going too', you say, 'aed going too').
If the pronouns use a different gramatical structure than usual, in whole or in part, they're Supernova pronouns!
The colors were chosen based on metals, which can only form inside a supernova! Gold, copper, silver, and iron!
Supernova pronouns can also be used as one long word, "supernovapronouns"! I just figured I'd put a space in there to make it easier to read and write!
I will be making pronoun pins and icons with these flags as backgrounds once I'm done my current project, so if you want to see those (or the other pronoun pins and icons I make) check out @custom-pronoun-pins!
