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[[File:Urse.png|thumb|The urse flag.]] |
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'''Urse''' or '''ursule''' is the [[diamoric]] version of [[bear]] and [[ursula]], describing beary [[non-binary]] individuals.<ref>{{Archive|Site=today|URL=https://imoga-pride.tumblr.com/post/190131616626/urse-flag}}</ref> |
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As [[wikt:ursa|ursa]] and [[wikt:urso|urso]] are [[comgender|gendered]] words for bears, ursine or bearish in Iberophone languages, the suffix [[wikt:-e|-e]] is added to neutralize neologisms, just as [[wikt:Latine|Latine]] and [[wikt:niñe|niñe]]. Other endings may apply, such as ursx, ursulx, ursy, etc. |
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The '''urse''' flag was created by Tumblr user imoga-pride on January 7, 2020. The meaning is unknown. |
The '''urse''' flag was created by Tumblr user imoga-pride on January 7, 2020. The meaning is unknown. |
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Latest revision as of 18:45, 17 June 2023
Urse or ursule is the diamoric version of bear and ursula, describing beary non-binary individuals.[1]
As ursa and urso are gendered words for bears, ursine or bearish in Iberophone languages, the suffix -e is added to neutralize neologisms, just as Latine and niñe. Other endings may apply, such as ursx, ursulx, ursy, etc.
Flag
The urse flag was created by Tumblr user imoga-pride on January 7, 2020. The meaning is unknown.