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 * Nullary: A system in which no gender categories exists. Or a conceptualization of gender that is not linked to any arity at all.
 * Unary/monary: A system in which one gender category exists.
-* Binary: A system in which two gender categories exist. It is most commonly understood to be male and female, and is present in Western cultures. The term [[abinary]] derives from this, showing a gender that is unrelated to the gender trinary.
+* Binary: A system in which two gender categories exist. It is most commonly understood to be male and female, and is present in Western cultures. The term [[abinary]] derives from this, showing a gender that is unrelated to the gender binary.
-* Trinary/Ternary: A system in which three gender categories exist. It is most commonly understood to be male, female, and a third gender, [[neutral]] gender, or [[androgynous]] gender. The term [[atrinary]] derives from this, showing a gender that is unrelated to the gender binary.
+* Trinary/Ternary: A system in which three gender categories exist. It is most commonly understood to be male, female, and a third gender, [[neutral]] gender, or [[androgynous]] gender. The term [[atrinary]] derives from this, showing a gender that is unrelated to the gender trinary.
 * Quadnary/Quadrinary/Quaternary: A system in which four gender categories exist.
 * Quinary/Quinternary: A system in which five gender categories exist. It is present in traditional Bugis culture.