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    * aiteach: queer
    * aiteach: queer
    * ceisteach: questioning
    * ceisteach: questioning
    *cis-inscneach: cis-gender
    *cis-ghnáthach: cisnormativity
    * dé-anamúil / duine a bhfuil dhá spiorad ann/inti/iontu/iúmh: Two Spirit / Person with two spirits
    * dé-anamúil / duine a bhfuil dhá spiorad ann/inti/iontu/iúmh: Two Spirit / Person with two spirits
    * déghnéasach: bisexual
    * déghnéasach: bisexual
    *dénárthacht inscne: gender binary
    * gan-ghnéasach: asexual
    * gan-ghnéasach: asexual
    * gan-rómánsach: aromantic
    * gan-rómánsach: aromantic
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    * painghnéasach: pansexual
    * painghnéasach: pansexual
    * trasinscneach: transgender
    * trasinscneach: transgender
    *teacht amach: "coming out"


    [[Category:Glossaries of gender and sex terminology]]
    [[Category:Glossaries of gender and sex terminology]]

    Revision as of 12:54, 13 June 2019

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    This page lists Irish terms related to gender and sex. They are alphabetically ordered according to the words in Irish.

    • aerach: gay
    • aiteach: queer
    • ceisteach: questioning
    • cis-inscneach: cis-gender
    • cis-ghnáthach: cisnormativity
    • dé-anamúil / duine a bhfuil dhá spiorad ann/inti/iontu/iúmh: Two Spirit / Person with two spirits
    • déghnéasach: bisexual
    • dénárthacht inscne: gender binary
    • gan-ghnéasach: asexual
    • gan-rómánsach: aromantic
    • idirghnéas: intersex
    • leispiach: lesbian
    • painghnéasach: pansexual
    • trasinscneach: transgender
    • teacht amach: "coming out"