Wikidata:WikiProject LGBT/Lists/Genders

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Name	Description
'akava'ine	third gender or transgender women in Māori culture of Cook Islands
Alyha	Mohave term for people who were assigned male at birth who exhibit feminine traits and who could become socially female
Apwint	gender identity
Calabai	In Bugis culture, refers to people assigned male at birth who assume female roles.
Chibados	gender identity
Epupillan	two-spirit identity on Mapuche culture
FtX	someone transitioning from female to neither male or female; a non-binary person who was assigned female at birth
Hybryd	boy with a vagina in The Orca's Universe
MtX	someone transitioning from male to neither male or female; a non-binary person who was assigned male at birth
Rae-rae	trans women in Tahitian culture
Sekhet	Ancient Egyptian gender identity, often translated as eunuch and regarded as third gender, non-binary, or androgyny
Waria	portmanteau word for the traditional third gender group in Indonesia
X-gender	Japanese term for non-binary gender identities
abinary	genders completely unrelated to the gender binary
acault	in Burmese culture, people assigned male at birth who exhibit feminine behaviors while serving as spirit mediums; there is some question over the legitimacy of term
agender	absence of a gender identity
androgyne	non-binary gender identity
apogender	gender identity in which one feels entirely removed from the concept of gender
aporagender	non-binary gender identity which is a gender separate from male, female and anything in between
autigender	a neurogender which can only be understood in the context of being autistic, or when one's autism greatly affects one's gender and/or how one experiences gender
bigender	gender identity that includes any two gender identities and behaviors
binabinaaine	Gilbertese and Tuvaluan third gender
boyflux	genderflux identity when one's masculinity can change in intensity
brotherboy	indigenous australian transmasculine gender identity
calalai	gender identity in Bugis culture
cisfeminine	cisgender and gender identity
cisgender	gender identity descriptor
cisgender gay male	a man who is both cisgender and gay
cisgender lesbian	cisgender woman, lesbian, sexual identity, gender identity, and sexual orientation
cisgender man	gender of someone whose assigned sex at birth is male, and whose gender identity aligns with that typically culturally associated with his sex
cisgender woman	female person who was assigned female at birth
cismasculine	cisgender and gender identity
demiagender	partial agender identity
demiboy	gender identity where a person identifies as only partly male
demigender	non-binary gender identity with partial association to a gender
demigirl	gender identity where a person identifies as only partly female
demimasc	gender identity where a person identifies partially as a man/boy or as otherwise being partly masculine in nature
fakafafine	transgender women in Wallisian and Futunan culture
fakafifine	third gender in Niue culture
fakaleitī	third gender in Tongan culture
faʻafafine	third gender in Samoan culture
femboy	slang term used to refer to a feminine male
gender agnostic	a term to describe an individual who considers the phenomenon of gender identity to be unknowable or indeterminable by its very nature
gender expansive	transgender, non-binary, gender expression, and gender identity
gender identity disorder	medical condition
gender incongruence	ICD-11 diagnosis, a marked incongruence between an individual’s experienced gender and the assigned sex
gender modality	correspondence (or lack thereof) between one's assigned gender and one's current gender identity
gender spectrum	aspect of gender identity
gendered	state of having gender identity
genderfae	genderfluid identity that excludes changing into manhood or masculinity
genderfaun	fluid gender identity that excludes womanhood or femininity
genderfluid	gender identity which doesn't conform to fixed gender roles or varies over time, such as shifting between identifying as male, female, non-binary, agender
genderqueer	range of gender identities that are not exclusively masculine or feminine and does not match with assigned sex
gendervoid	gender which is an absence, a blank space or void where a gender might otherwise be
girlflux	genderflux term when one's feminine identity can change in intensity
greygender	a gender in which one identifies partially outside the gender binary and has a strong ambivalence about one's gender identity and/or gender expression
hijra	third gender of South Asian cultures
intergender	a gender experience tied to one's intersex variation
intersex	atypical congenital variations of sex characteristics
intersex man	intersex person who identifies as a man
intersex person	person born with any of several variations in sex characteristics including chromosomes, gonads, sex hormones or genitals that do not fit the typical definitions for male or female bodies
intersex woman	intersex person who identifies as a woman
ipso-gender	intersex cis-gender modality
isogender	gender modality
juxera	gender identity
kathoey	term in Thai culture usually refering to a transgender woman or an effeminate gay male
khawaja sira	gender identity
koekchuch	extinct gender identity in the Itelmen culture
libragender	gender identity and umbrella term
machismo	ideology based on the idea that men dominate women, that men should behave with virility, and women not
male	to be used in "sex or gender" (P21) to indicate that the human subject is a male or "semantic gender" (P10339) to indicate that a word refers to a male person
maverique	gender identity characterized by autonomy and inner conviction regarding a sense of gender that is just as clearly defined as man or woman are, while being atrinary, anthrogender, unorthodox and entirely independent of conventional concept of gender
monogender	gender identity, named after mono- and gender
mudoko dako	female transidentity of the Lango people of Uganda
muxe	Zapotec gender identity, often regarded as transgender, third gender, or non-binary
māhū	third gender in traditional Hawaiian, Kanaka and Maohi cultures
neurogender	gender experience tied to one's neurological condition
neutral sex	human who has neutral sex
neutrois	non-binary gender identity
non-binary	gender identity that exists outside of the gender binary
nádleehi	Navajo social role and term for a gender-fluid male-bodied person with a feminine nature
pangender	non-binary gender identity defined as being more than one gender
polygender	organism exhibiting multiple gender characteristics
proxvir	gender identity
questioning	the act of questioning one's gender, sexual identity, and/or sexual orientation; a social label applied to people who are doing this while not wanting to apply another label to themselves
sipiniq	third gender person
sistergirl	indigenous australian transfeminine gender
takatāpui	umbrella term for gender identity and sexual orientation in Māori culture
trans man	person assigned female at birth who identifies as a man
trans woman	person assigned male at birth who identifies as a woman
transfeminine	gender of individuals who were assigned male at birth but identify on the female side of the gender spectrum
transmasculine	gender of individuals who were assigned female at birth but identify on the male side of the gender spectrum
transneutral	transgender identity of individuals who identify on the neutral side of the gender spectrum
transsexualism	a person's experiencing a gender identity different from the assigned sex
travesti	Latin American gender identity, often considered a transgender, third sex, or non-binary category
trigender	non-binary identity in which one shifts among three genders
two-spirit	umbrella term for the third gender in the indigenous North American cultures
ultergender	gender modality, gender identity, and intersex
undisclosed gender	datum representing when an individual has not publicly disclosed their gender identity or has expressed a wish not to disclose their gender identity, thereby making their gender identity unknown
vakasalewalewa	people from Fiji assigned male at birth but who have a feminine gender expression
winkte	men with feminine behavior in Lakota culture
yinyang ren	people who are both yin or feminine and yang or masculine in approximately equal proportions

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