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    '''Name alignments''', also known as '''nominal alignments''' or '''nomi alignments''', are terms to describe the gender qualities associated with one's name(s). These terms are primarily used by those who have and/or collect multiple names, to describe the types of names one uses/collects, however they can be used by anyone. One's nominal alignment may be related to/affected by one's gender identity, but it does not have to be; these terms may be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or presentation.
    '''Name alignments''', also known as '''Nominal alignments''' or '''Nomi alignments''', are terms to describe the gender qualities associated with one's name(s). These terms are primarily used by those who have and/or collect multiple names, to describe the types of names one uses/collects, however they can be used by anyone. One's nominal alignment may be related to/affected by one's gender identity, but it does not have to be; these terms may be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or presentation.


    How one defines one's nominal alignment may be affected by how one perceives one's name(s) and/or societal perceptions of one's name(s). Examples of this may be:
    How one defines one's nominal alignment may be affected by how one perceives one's name(s) and/or societal perceptions of one's name(s). Examples of this may be:
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    '''Nomimasc''': One's names are primarily masculine-aligned and/or masculine-leaning. This may be due to a name being more commonly given to AMAB babies, or generally being perceived as masculine by one's society and/or oneself.
    '''Nomimasc''': One's names are primarily masculine-aligned and/or masculine-leaning. This may be due to a name being more commonly given to AMAB babies, or generally being perceived as masculine by one's society and/or oneself.


    '''Nomiae'''/'''nomineutral''': One's names are primarily neutral-aligned. This may be due to a name being given to AMAB and AFAB babies with similar frequency or a name being generally perceived as gender neutral by one's society and/or one'self.
    '''Nomiae'''/'''Nomineutral''': One's names are primarily neutral-aligned. This may be due to a name being given to AMAB and AFAB babies with similar frequency or a name being generally perceived as gender neutral by one's society and/or one'self.


    '''Nomix'''/'''Nomi-x''': One's names/the names that one collects are primarily unaligned or do not have any particular gender qualities associated with them. This may be due to a name being widely unknown/obscure, not usually used as a name, created by oneself, and/or a name that is otherwise not associated with any given gender quality. Such names may feel detached from the concept of gender alignment as they are not usually used in relation to people or used in association with femininity/masculinity/neutrality.
    '''Nomix'''/'''Nomi-x''': One's names/the names that one collects are primarily unaligned or do not have any particular gender qualities associated with them. This may be due to a name being widely unknown/obscure, not usually used as a name, created by oneself, and/or a name that is otherwise not associated with any given gender quality. Such names may feel detached from the concept of gender alignment as they are not usually used in relation to people or used in association with femininity/masculinity/neutrality.
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