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Cowfiore is a cow-related gender or kingender that is closely related to cowgender.

Cowfiore, like cowgender, is an exclusively hyperfeminine gender that is associated with cows but encompasses a floral, picnic aesthetic. The gender feels modest and shy but overtly feminine.

History

The term was coined by user Rudolfskyba to create a term to fit its gender.

Etymology

The term Cowfiore is a combination of 'cow' and the Italian word for flower 'fiore'.

Flag

The colours only loosely represent anything and are purely there for aesthetic reasons.

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-'''Cowfiore or Kýrblómgender''' is a cow-related [[gender]] or [[kingender]] that is closely related to [[Cowgender]].
+'''Cowfiore''' is a cow-related [[gender]] or [[kingender]] that is closely related to [[cowgender]].
+Cowfiore, like cowgender, is an exclusively [[Hyper in Nature|hyperfeminine]] gender that is associated with cows but encompasses a floral, picnic aesthetic. The gender feels modest and shy but overtly feminine.
+==History==
+The term was coined by user Rudolfskyba to create a term to fit its gender.
+== Etymology ==
-Cowfiore, like Cowgender, is an exclusively hyper feminine gender that is associated with cows but encompasses the cottage-core/floral aesthetic. The gender feels modest and shy but overtly feminine. The word is a combination of
+The term Cowfiore is a combination of 'cow' and the Italian word for flower 'fiore'.
-==History==
-The term was coined by user Rudolfskyba to create a term to fit its gender
 ==Flag==
-The colours only loosely represent anything and are purely there for aesthetic reasons. The pink could mean femininity and the yellow and green could represent not only the colours of flowers but the muted look could also represent modesty.
+The colours only loosely represent anything and are purely there for aesthetic reasons.
+[[Category:Xenogender]]
+[[Category:Biogender]]
+[[Category:Faunagender]]
+[[Category:Feminine Genders]]
+[[Category:Kingender]]
+[[Category:Pages Without Resources]]