Outherine

Outherine (pronounced oh-u-ther-ine) also spelled as Outhrine is used to describe the qualities of gender unrelated to masculinity, femininity, androgyny, neutrality, or agenderness. The coiner of the term states that there are generally four qualities used to explain or define gender identities, expressions, and connections: feminine, masculine, androgynous and neutral. These four concepts are subjective yet they're possible to imagine.

However there are genders that are unrelated to these qualities, such as maverique, ilyagender, and possibly aporagender. These genders have entirely new qualities. These new qualities are known as outherinity. The adjectival form is outherine (the equivalent of feminine or masculine). The noun form is outherinity (the equivalent of femininity or masculinity) people will also sometimes use outherity.

Outherinity is a concept to describe these new qualities new qualities, or essences, in general. Since these gender are vast and people can experience them all differently, outherinity it is not a single quality or concept. It describes not just a fifth quality, but also a sixth, seventh, eighth, etc quality- anything that is unrelated to masculinity, femininity, neutrality, or androgyny can be described as outherine. Outherine qualities are as subjective as the main four qualities. Only the person in question can determine whether or not their identities (or expressions) are outherine.

Outherine is not exactly xenine, as xenine is more specific; it doesn't fit the human binary of gender alignments. Some xenogenders can be outherine and xenine, but the two terms are not necessarily the same. Outhrine can also be used for unique combinations of the main four gender qualities. For example, if someone is simultaneously neutral and masculine yet they see it as something different or separated, combining to be more than the sum of its parts, then it can be described as outhrine.

This concept can also be used for culture-exclusive genders, if one thinks the other four qualities do not apply or make sense to their identities and/or experiences.

History
Outherinity was coined by Tumblr user Vitorrubiao on January 12, 2019. The flag was designed by Tumblr user imoga-pride on July 26, 2019.