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'''Peregrilian,''' also known as '''Vivusian''' or '''Lemmanian''' is an [[Umbrella Term|umbrella term]] for anyone who is [[xenine]] [[Gender Presentation|presenting]] and/or [[xenine]] [[Gender Alignment|aligned]], [[Genderfluid|fluidly]] or not. This includes [[Xenogender|xenogenders]], [[Demixenogender|demixenogenders]], [[Floragender|floragenders]], [[Faunagender|faunagenders]], [[coric]], [[Celestial System|celestial genders]] or other [[xenine]] [[Gender Alignment|aligned]] or [[Gender Presentation|presenting]] folk. Someone who is [[Expression Fluid|expression fluid]], for example, may feel [[xenine]] at some point, and be categorised as peregrilian at that time. The term peregrilian comes from the Latin word "peregrinus", meaning "non-human", Vivusian comes from the Latin word "Vivus", meaning "living", in reference to [[Biogender|biogenders]]. Lemmanian comes from the Latin word "Lemma", meaning "inanimate, object", in reference to [[Remgender|remgenders]]. |
'''Peregrilian,''' also known as '''Vivusian''' or '''Lemmanian''' is an [[Umbrella Term|umbrella term]] for anyone who is [[xenine]] [[Gender Presentation|presenting]] and/or [[xenine]] [[Gender Alignment|aligned]], [[Genderfluid|fluidly]] or not. This includes [[Xenogender|xenogenders]], [[Demixenogender|demixenogenders]], [[Floragender|floragenders]], [[Faunagender|faunagenders]], [[coric]], [[Celestial System|celestial genders]] or other [[xenine]] [[Gender Alignment|aligned]] or [[Gender Presentation|presenting]] folk. Someone who is [[Expression Fluid|expression fluid]], for example, may feel [[xenine]] at some point, and be categorised as peregrilian at that time. The term peregrilian comes from the Latin word "peregrinus", meaning "non-human", Vivusian comes from the Latin word "Vivus", meaning "living", in reference to [[Biogender|biogenders]]. Lemmanian comes from the Latin word "Lemma", meaning "inanimate, object", in reference to [[Remgender|remgenders]]. |
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The [[feminine]] equivalent is [[muliebrisian]] |
The [[feminine]] equivalent is [[muliebrisian]] |
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The [[epicene]] equivalent is [[parilisian]] |
The [[epicene]] equivalent is [[parilisian]] |
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[[File:Xne2.png|thumb|The Peregrilian Flag by FANDOM user Zer0Rebel4 without the universe]] |
[[File:Xne2.png|thumb|The Peregrilian Flag by FANDOM user Zer0Rebel4 without the universe]] |
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The term and flag were coined on February 5th 2021 by FANDOM user Zer0Rebel4, the flag representing the universe, which is relatively unknown to humans, similarly to how [[xenine]] [[Gender Presentation|presentation]] is not exhibited in human manners of [[Feminine|femininity]], [[Masculine|masculinity]], etc.<br /> |
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[[Category:Xenic Genders]] |
[[Category:Xenic Genders]] |
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[[Category:Xenogender]] |
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Revision as of 16:20, 8 February 2021
Peregrilian, also known as Vivusian or Lemmanian is an umbrella term for anyone who is xenine presenting and/or xenine aligned, fluidly or not. This includes xenogenders, demixenogenders, floragenders, faunagenders, coric, celestial genders or other xenine aligned or presenting folk. Someone who is expression fluid, for example, may feel xenine at some point, and be categorised as peregrilian at that time. The term peregrilian comes from the Latin word "peregrinus", meaning "non-human", Vivusian comes from the Latin word "Vivus", meaning "living", in reference to biogenders. Lemmanian comes from the Latin word "Lemma", meaning "inanimate, object", in reference to remgenders.
The feminine equivalent is muliebrisian
The masculine equivalent is virilislian
The androgynous equivalent is mulvirlian
The neutral equivalent is neutersian
The agenrine equivalent is nullusian
The epicene equivalent is parilisian
History
The term and flag were coined on February 5th 2021 by FANDOM user Zer0Rebel4, the flag representing the universe, which is relatively unknown to humans, similarly to how xenine presentation is not exhibited in human manners of femininity, masculinity, etc.