User:BinaryBot/List of NBDb items
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Pronouns
Standard pronouns
- nbdb:they/them (Neutral third-person pronouns in English)
- nbdb:she/her (Third-person singular pronouns in English, usually associated with the female gender.)
- nbdb:he/him (Third-person singular pronouns in English, usually associated with the male gender)
- nbdb:they/them (Neutral third-person pronouns in English)
Nounself pronouns
- nbdb:voi/void (Nounself pronoun set)
- nbdb:moon/moon (Nounself pronoun set)
- nbdb:sol/sol (Nounself pronoun set)
Other neopronouns
- nbdb:v/v (Neopronoun set based on the letter V)
- nbdb:ae/aer (A Spivak neopronoun.)
- nbdb:ind (German neutral neopronoun)
- nbdb:hen (Swedish neutral neopronoun)
Gender identities
- nbdb:Genderqueer (Umbrella term referring to non-normative gender identities and expressions)
- nbdb:Neuter (Word used for both a gender or a sex that is outside the binary.)
- nbdb:femmegender (gender identity that is tied to gender expression and/or sexuality: denotes someone who subverts or queers femininity.)
Other items
- nbdb:Misc (Gender neutral title)
- nbdb:Mre (Gender neutral title)
- nbdb:Msr (Gender neutral title)
- nbdb:Myr (Gender neutral title)
Unsorted items
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- nbdb:Test (this is just a test item that will be deleted)
- nbdb:Gender classification system (A gender classification (or alignment) system is a specific way of organising or classifying gender identities.)
- nbdb:boi (a queer masculine identity)
- nbdb:gender nonconforming (someone whose gender expression doesn't match their society's prescribed gender roles or gender norms for their gender identity)
- nbdb:tumtum (One of the six genders recognized in classical Judaism, defined as "A person whose sexual characteristics are indeterminate or obscured.")