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*[[FEIN]]: Female in nature.
 
*[[FEIN]]: Female in nature.
 
*[[FELIN]]: Feline in nature.
 
*[[FELIN]]: Feline in nature.
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*[[FOGIN]]: Foggy in nature.
 
*[[FIN]]: Feminine in nature.
 
*[[FIN]]: Feminine in nature.
 
*[[GHIN]]: Ghostly in nature.
 
*[[GHIN]]: Ghostly in nature.
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*[[SCAIN]]: Scared in nature.
 
*[[SCAIN]]: Scared in nature.
 
*[[SCIN]]: Scary in nature.
 
*[[SCIN]]: Scary in nature.
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*[[SNIN]]: Snowy in nature.
 
*[[SOIN]]: Sour in nature.
 
*[[SOIN]]: Sour in nature.
 
*[[SWIN]]: Sweet in nature.
 
*[[SWIN]]: Sweet in nature.
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*[[QUIN]]: Queer in nature.
 
*[[QUIN]]: Queer in nature.
 
*[[RIN]]: Red in nature.
 
*[[RIN]]: Red in nature.
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*[[RAIN]]: Rainy in nature.
 
*[[UIN]]: Unknowable in nature.
 
*[[UIN]]: Unknowable in nature.
 
*[[UNDIN]]: Undead in nature.
 
*[[UNDIN]]: Undead in nature.
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*[[UMIN]]: Unmasculine in nature.
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*[[UFIN]]: Unfeminine in nature.
 
*[[URIN]]: Ursine in nature.
 
*[[URIN]]: Ursine in nature.
 
*[[USIN]]: Confusing in nature.
 
*[[USIN]]: Confusing in nature.
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*[[AQIN]]/AQUIN: A way to describe any genders that aren’t AQIN/AQUIN or queer in nature.
 
*[[AQIN]]/AQUIN: A way to describe any genders that aren’t AQIN/AQUIN or queer in nature.
   
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*[[Gender Alignment]]
 
*[[Gender Arity]]
 
*[[Gender Arity]]
 
*[[Gender Modality]]
 
*[[Gender Modality]]

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(Gender)-In-nature is a term that encompasses all labels that share a certain characteristic.[1]

Definitions

  • [gender] in nature is a term that encompasses all labels that share a certain characteristic - for example, fingender is an umbrella term for any label that relates to femininity. these terms can also be used as standalone gender labels for people who know they experience a certain characteristic in their gender, but don’t want to/aren’t able to pinpoint it past that - for example, a ningender person could know that their identity is nonbinary or neutral in some way, but not know the exact specifics or not want to label them. - Tumblr user Neopronouns[1]

History

It is unclear where the term "-IN-nature" to describe qualities of gender originated.

Named Gender Natures

  • AutumIN: Autumnal in nature.
  • ABIN: Abinary in nature.
  • AGIN: Agender in nature.
  • AGRIN: Agricultural in nature.
  • AIN: Aporine in nature.
  • AESIN: Aesthetic-in-nature.
  • AMIN: Ambiguous in nature.
  • ANGIN: Angry in nature.
  • APIN: Apathetic in nature.
  • AUIN: Autonomous in nature.
  • AUTIIN: Autistic/Autigender in nature.
  • BLIN: Blue in nature.
  • BIIN: Big in nature.
  • CAIN: Canine in nature.
  • CIN: Collected in nature.
  • CRIN: Cryptid in nature.
  • ELIN: Eldritch in nature.
  • EPIN: Epicene in nature.
  • CUIN: Culturally exclusive in nature.
  • ELIN: A gender that’s eldritch in nature.
  • EMOTIN: Emotional-in-nature.
  • FEIN: Female in nature.
  • FELIN: Feline in nature.
  • FOGIN: Foggy in nature.
  • FIN: Feminine in nature.
  • GHIN: Ghostly in nature.
  • GREIN: Green in nature.
  • HAIN: Happy in nature.
  • HIN: Horrifying in nature.
  • IDIN: Fluid in nature.
  • LIN: Androgynous in nature.
  • MAGIN: Magical in nature.
  • MAIN: Male in nature.
  • MIN: Masculine in nature.
  • MOIN: Monsterous in nature.
  • MEIN: Medium in nature.
  • NIN: Neutral in nature.
  • NEIN- Nebulous in nature.
  • NUIN: Null in nature.
  • OIN: Outherine in nature.
  • OKIN: Otherkin in nature.
  • ORIN: Orange in nature.
  • PARINgender: Paradoxical-in-nature.
  • PURIN: Purple in nature.
  • PLIN: Partial in nature.
  • PIIN: Pink in nature.
  • POIN: Pangender/Polygender/Omnigender in nature.
  • ROIN: Neurogender in nature.
  • SAIN: Sad in nature.
  • SAVIN: Savory in nature.
  • SCAIN: Scared in nature.
  • SCIN: Scary in nature.
  • SNIN: Snowy in nature.
  • SOIN: Sour in nature.
  • SWIN: Sweet in nature.
  • SMIN: Small in nature.
  • QUIN: Queer in nature.
  • RIN: Red in nature.
  • RAIN: Rainy in nature.
  • UIN: Unknowable in nature.
  • UNDIN: Undead in nature.
  • UMIN: Unmasculine in nature.
  • UFIN: Unfeminine in nature.
  • URIN: Ursine in nature.
  • USIN: Confusing in nature.
  • UXIN: Flux in nature.
  • VOIN: Void in nature.
  • XIN: Xenine in nature.
  • YIN: Yonderine in nature.
  • YEIN: Yellow in nature.

See Also

  • AFIN: A way to describe any genders that aren’t FIN or feminine in nature.
  • AMIN:A way to describe any genders that aren’t MIN or masculine in nature.
  • ANIN: A way to describe any genders that aren’t NIN or neutral in nature.
  • A-AGIN/AAGIN: A way to describe any genders that aren’t AGIN or agender in nature.
  • ANUIN: A way to describe any genders that aren’t NUIN or null in nature.
  • AVIN: A way to describe any genders that aren’t VIN or void in nature.
  • AXIN: A way to describe any genders that aren’t XIN or xenine in nature.
  • A-AUN/AAUN: A way to describe any genders that aren’t AUN or autonomous in nature.
  • AQIN/AQUIN: A way to describe any genders that aren’t AQIN/AQUIN or queer in nature.

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