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== Flag & History == |
== Flag & History == |
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The term and flag were created by tumblr user Gendernovus sometime before April 13, 2020 (exact date unknown). The flag consists of five, solid-colored horizontal stripes. From top to bottom, they are light lavender, lilac, floral purple, medium grey and grape purple. The meaning of these colors are officially unknown, as the color significance wasn’t stated by the coiner.<ref>https://gender-resource.tumblr.com/post/615337384495759360/lavandulagirl-a-feminine-gender-that-possesses</ref> |
The term and flag were created by tumblr user Gendernovus sometime before April 13, 2020 (exact date unknown). The flag consists of five, solid-colored horizontal stripes. From top to bottom, they are light lavender, lilac, floral purple, medium grey and grape purple. The meaning of these colors are officially unknown, as the color significance wasn’t stated by the coiner.<ref>https://gender-resource.tumblr.com/post/615337384495759360/lavandulagirl-a-feminine-gender-that-possesses</ref> |
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== Etymology == |
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From Medieval Latin, "lavandula," referring to a lavender plant and “girl” an English diminutive of "woman." |
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== References == |
== References == |
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Revision as of 01:24, 21 July 2021
Lavandulagirl is a gender that is primarily feminine, but still has masculine qualities to it without sacrificing gender femininity.
Lavandula- can be used as a prefix to indicate the presence of masculine gender elements that do not sacrifice other types of genderedness in it’s masculinity.[1]
The masculine equivalent of lavandulagirl is roseusboy.
Flag & History
The term and flag were created by tumblr user Gendernovus sometime before April 13, 2020 (exact date unknown). The flag consists of five, solid-colored horizontal stripes. From top to bottom, they are light lavender, lilac, floral purple, medium grey and grape purple. The meaning of these colors are officially unknown, as the color significance wasn’t stated by the coiner.[2]
Etymology
From Medieval Latin, "lavandula," referring to a lavender plant and “girl” an English diminutive of "woman."