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Lacteagenic

Lacteagenic refers to a headmate, sisasystem, or other formed from or because of the Milky Way Galaxy.
Lactea is latin for Milky Way, and -genic is the commonly used suffix to refer to an origin.
== History ==
Lacteagenic, along with persarmgenic, scucenarmgenic, normarmgenic, sagitarmgenic, and 3kpcarmgenic, were coined on June 28th, 2022 by NeonWebb. They were bored and wanted to make some terms based off of the milky way and its arms, and so these terms were coined in the Pluralpedia Discord Server.
== Subterms ==
There are five subterms to lacteagenic based on each arm of the milky way, all coined by NeonWebb.
* Persarmgenic - formed from or because of the Perseus Arm apart of the Milky Way Galaxy
* Scucenarmgenic - formed from or because of the Scutum-Centaurus Arm apart of the Milky Way Galaxy
* Normarmgenic - formed from or because of the Norma Arm apart of the Milky Way Galaxy
* Sagitarmgenic - formed from or because of the Sagittarius Arm apart of the Milky Way Galaxy
* 3kpcarmgenic - formed from or because of the Far and/or Near 3kpc Arm apart of the Milky Way Galaxy
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Lagatus

Lagatus is a term for systems with low to no internal and/or external communication.
==Related Terms==
Its sibling terms are heuatus, meditus, and fluctotus.
== History ==
The term was coined by Tumblr user an-droidz on October 20th, 2021.https://www.tumblr.com/an-droidz/665619809441054720/okay-so-i-decided-to-coin-new-plural-terms-to
==References==
Category:Structure
Category:Terms that describe communication
Lambkid

A Lambkid a headmate role relating to syskids/young headmates who hold/carry trauma related to religion. inspired by swankid and bunnykid.
== History ==
Lambkid was made on August 23rd 2023 coined and designed by fabledlands on Tumblrhttps://www.tumblr.com/fabledlands/726481612785795072/lambkid.
== Related Terms ==
* Trauma Holder, any headmate that holds significant trauma, often to keep others within the system safe from that knowledge.
== Gallery ==
File:Lambkid_Pink1.png|The pink-frilled Lambkid flag
File:Lambkid_Pink2.jpg|The pink straight-line Lambkid flag
File:Lambkid_Blue1.png|The blue-frilled Lambkid flag
File:Lambkid_Blue2.jpg|The blue straight-line Lambkid flag 
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Category:Little Subterms
Category:Age-Related Terms
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Lapfoxgenic

Lapfoxgenic is a xeno-origin relating to Lapfox Trax/Halley Labs, whether it be through the music, aliases, or other aspects.
Depending on the relationship users of this term have with Lapfox Trax, it may be fixagenic, spingenic, or anything similar.
== History == 
The term was officially coined on July 5, 2023, by The Peristeronic System, though they had been using the term since before 2021.
Category:Origin Terms Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Category:Music-Related Terms
Lapidarym

A lapidarym indicates a system is median in a system name or title, similar to how system, collective, polyplex, etc. are used.https://archive.today/VOY9b
Based on the word “lapidary”, the process of cutting a gemstone, or the gemstone cutter themselves; meant to reference the nature of median facets.
Hybrid systems are also welcome to use the term.
== References ==
Lapisfem

Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Category:Genders
Lapisfem is a gender modality for system members who are transfem in a transmasc body.https://plurgai-archive.tumblr.com/post/644688944311779328/unitumgender-from-the-latin-term-for-united-a
This synonym is based off of absgender (in which the person's gender experience is in between, beyond or removed from cisgender/transgender dichotomy). "Lapis" means "stone" in Latin.
==Related Terms==
Fulgurmasc applies to transmasc members in a transfem body.
System transfem applies to transfem members in AMAB bodies that are not necessarily transfem.
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Last Resort

A last resort is a headmate that fronts when no other member is able to. This may be due to a system lockdown, external danger, or an extreme situation within the system. They may act as a last-ditch protector to try and preserve the body and system in a complete emergency. 
==Related Terms==
A last resort may be considered an emergency fronter, and may have the abilities of a contravene or gatekeeper in order to be able to take front when needed. 
Martyr, lifeline, tank, and shock absorber describe members that endure extreme situations to protect their system. 
Symptom manager and survivalmate describe members that may be able to front while other members are unable to. 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Protector Subterms
Lavhachruk

A lavachruk (plural: lavachruks) is a loose grouping of hemisystems, that is formalized, informal, or historical in nature, and may overlap with other lavachruks. It is less of a discrete unit than a subplex, hemisystem, or mesosystem, and is very often a voluntary association, without necessarily having a structural element to it.
== History ==
The term lavachruk is coined from an exosprache term for the concept, the Vulgar Lordaeronite language spoken by the coiner in viara system. It is part of the Fhinanara-kah terminology system, intended to provide a spiritual-based, yet highly inclusive and ultimately agnostic, alternative to more well-known plural terms, as well as fill in gaps that plural terminology doesn’t currently cover. Hemisystem cluster is a general term, intended to be more easily understandable, despite being more wordy in general.
== Related Terms ==
A lavachruk is similar in structure to a layer cluster and a Metaregnum, and is a variety of sisasystem cluster term.
Lavachruks may be included in lavachveruchs, which are loose, overlapping groups of lavachruks.
As a sisasystem cluster term, the term lavachruk is related to sisasystem terms such as subplexes, which may contain lavachruks, and hemisystems, which lavachruks are comprised of.
Category:Fhinanara-kah Term System
Lawyer

Lawyer refers to a headmate that can defend or go against an accused member with evidence given to the judge. This can help the judge make decisions. If a judge is not present in a system, a lawyer may take over their duties along with the usual.http://web.archive.org/web/20230615013319/https://www.tumblr.com/the-label-sanctuary/717401484815368192/some-system-terms?source=share
== History ==
The flags where made by the-silent-fellowship on Tumblr February 26th 2024.https://www.tumblr.com/the-silent-fellowship/743458760345911296/judge-lawyer?source=share
== Gallery ==
File: Lawyer1.jpg | With Symbol
File: Lawyer2.jpg | Without Symbol
File: Lawyer3.jpg | Simplified
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Internal Government Terms
Layer

Category:Headspace Terms
Category:Common Terms
A layer is a division of space within a headspace. These are more significant than just areas of the headspace, as individual layers often have greatly differing appearances, kinds of headmates, or functions in regards to each other. Layers are typically vertically stacked but this is not always the case.
Certain system members may reside within certain layers, based on these differing functions. For example, a system's main fronters might reside in a layer that can more easily connect to the front than other locations. For some systems, it can be difficult or impossible for system members to communicate or travel between layers.
== Related Terms == 
Layers have much in common with sidesystems, as separate parts of a larger system. They can be seen as a kind of subsystem as well. Generally, terms relating to layers end in -strata, like scribstrata, deuterostrata, and intrastrata.
Liaisons may help communicate between layers if there's little contact between them, like in ellempiric or pathempiric systems.
Layers are common in polyfragmented systems but not exclusive to them.
Category:Headspace Locations and Fixtures
Layer Access

Layer access refers to how accessible a system's layers are.
== Types of Access ==
Layer: Locked: Access to the layer from outside of it is inhibited or prevented. Members within the layer are similarly unable to leave.
Layer: Restricted: Access to the layer is locked for certain headmates while others can enter, at the discretion of the layer's inhabitants. 
Layer: Passive: Headmates can observe or interact with the layer from outside, but can't enter.
Layer: Open: All headmates can access the layer
==Related Terms==
Layer access may be managed via travel barriers and may be maintained by a gatekeeper or doorkeeper. 
Liaisons, floaters, and system travelers may be less severely restricted in their access. 
Category:Structure
Category:Headspace Processes and Concepts
Layer Cluster

A layer cluster, or cosmic cluster, is a group of layers that are linked or associated with each other voluntarily.
Synonyms include metalarach (alternatively spelt metaalarach). Layer clusters can also consist of meta-layers, meta-gateways, and cosmoses.https://termora.org/term/layer%20cluster
== Related Terms ==
A layer cluster may include any kind of layer, metalayer, or cosmos, and is a group of individual headspaces.
== References ==
Category:Headspace Locations and Fixtures
Category:Structure
Layered-Conscious

Layered-conscious is a term for systems with layers in which each layer experiences a different kind of consciousness. For example, one layer may be monoconscious while another is polyconscious, with a third layer being hydraconscious, and so on.
Those who are able to travel between layers may experience a shift in their consciousness to match that of whichever layer they are currently on. Layered-Conscious systems can have any number of layers, and each layer may have any form of consciousness.
One can envision the concept as a hotel with several floors, with each floor being one layer of the system. The first floor may be one shared room (a monoconscious layer), with the second floor having separate rooms for each guest (a polyconscious layer), and a third floor having a shared space with additional separate rooms for each guest (a hydraconscious layer). A system member may be able to travel between these floors, but they will shift to match the consciousness of whichever floor they are currently on.
Category:Structure
Category:Consciousness Terms
Layered Front

A Layered Front describes a system that has multiple sections to its front. Sections in this case refer to different amounts of control a member can have within the front. As an example, say that the first layer has all the forms of control, eg. physical, emotional, speaking, etc. The second layer may have similar abilities, but they lose access to physical controls.
The amount of layers and level of control often differs system to system, and none will be the exact same.
Members can join the front in a certain layer, such as joining the second layer. Members can also be forced around to different layers, such as when a frontstuck host who is always in the first layer is moved to another layer due to stress, panic, or other strong emotions. This experience and what causes it can also differ system to system. Moving between front layers can be conscious or involuntary, and as seamless or harsh as a switch. This does not mean that the member is no longer in front, but rather that they lost or gained a certain amount of control over the body.
== History ==
The term was made after members of the Silent.Fellowship were questioning their experiences on the Pluralpedia Discord server. After a conversation, they decide to coin the term, which was then posted on Tumblrhttps://www.tumblr.com/blog/view/the-silent-fellowship/689653085138763776?source=share on July 13th, 2022.
== Gallery ==
Layered Front Symbol1.jpg|Layered Flag, with the treblesand plural symbol. Made by Silent.Fellowship.
Layered Front Symbol2.jpg|Layered Flag, with the interlocking circles plural symbol. Made by Silent.Fellowship.
Layered Front Symbol3.jpg|Layered Flag, with the ampersand plural symbol. Made by Silent.Fellowship.
Category:Fronting Terms
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Category:Structure
Layering

Layering refers to how facets may front in orbital or ringed median/mixed/mediple systems/subsystems/etc. Instead of fully switching, fronting is experienced as "layering over" or "being applied to" a core identity.
==Related Terms==
This may often overlap with being monoconscious, having a shell/prism/macaron, identifying as part of a blanket self, etc., but not necessarily.
A system that only experiences layering may consider themselves non-switching. 
Category:Fronting Terms
Category:Headmate Separation
Layermate

A layermate is a headmate that specifically belongs to or resides in a layer. Headmates within the same layer may call each other layermates. Those who travel between layers may have layermates from different layers, as well as only considering those from their original layer to be their layermates.
==Related Terms==
A liaison, floater, or straymate may not belong to any layer.
A sisamate is a headmate belonging to a specific sisasystem. This may overlap with layermate if the sisasystem inhabits a specific layer. 
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Layer Paradox

A Layer Paradox is a layer or multiple layers within another layer. The layer that houses the other layer(s) may look too little from the outside, such as many large cities being housed inside a single small forest.
The contained layer(s) may be organized in any way or order, and can range in size.
The term was coined by The Pluralites to explain a structure in their inner world.
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Category:Structure
Lazymate

A headmate that's lazy and will front to be lazy on purpose for any given reason. Could be because the body needs it for some reason or it could be because the headmate just wants to be lazy outside headspace.
== Related Terms ==
Hypnotirisist is a headmate that keeps the body or system from waking up in the morning, or whenever the system usually gets up.
Laziness Holder is a headmate that holds laziness, calm and sleep in the system.
== History ==
This term was coined by Pluralpedia User:Thegraveyardsystem on hys Tumblr on July 11th, 2024.https://www.tumblr.com/thegraveyardsystem/755729974643802112/lazymate?source=share
== References ==
Category:Headmate Terms
Leader

Not to be confused with successor, a designated next host
A leader (lee·dur)https://youglish.com/pronounce/leader/english?
 is a headmate whose role is to hold executive power. What this means will vary depending on the system. A leader may possess the ability to make important decisions, approve or veto votes, break ties, assign tasks and responsibilities to others, or generally be seen as a voice of guidance and authority. A leader is not a dictator, however: they may be voted into or out of their position depending on their trustworthiness and performance. A leader provides direction and stability, and exhibits positive leadership qualities, such as collaboration, communication, innovation, etc.https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/leadership-qualities-that-make-a-great-leader
==Term Origins==
A leader is defined as “a person or thing that leads; a guiding or directing head.”https://www.dictionary.com/browse/leader
==Related Terms==
A leader may or may not serve as a primary fronter/outernaut and/or manager/conductor for their system.
They may control who fronts like a gatekeeper.
If a leader has final say in decisions, they may be considered an ordemate.
Depending on the system’s level of reliance on the leader, they may be considered an officium and/or a main.
==History==
This page was created by the Felight system in April 2023, however, the concepts of systems having a leader or administrator predates this page by many years. The Grey Skies have been using the term since at least 2018 https://www.tumblr.com/greys-flags/763847506050351104/some-stuff-about-term-usage archive, with some references to them having coined it https://systemtermalog.carrd.co/#sectionl, though there has been no official coining post. 
==References==
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Category:Internal Government Terms
Leader-Compartmentalized Structure

Leader-Compartmentalized Structure describes a polyfragmented, polyplural, polymultiple, or polyfaceted systems that have a structure of a compartmentalized polyfragment but it is an assortment of a representative-like inner ranking, government, or hierarchy.
This is in the form of a headmate with the role host, gatekeeper, protector, managers, and/or leaders. The headmates of the system decide how much power that headmate has and, sometimes, make that headmate the representative of the system as a whole. There are also leaders for layers, sectors, or realms. Whenever a leader has become dormant though, they will choose a headmate to lead for them, if it is unexpected. The system can also vote for a new leader.
Subsystems may also work like this. Sidesystems can have their own structure separate of the main system or can be apart of the mains structure.
==Related Terms==
This may be considered a type of archaic structure.
Category:Structure
Category:Internal Government Terms
Leading Host

A Leading Host is a headmate - who is a host - that leads the system as a whole, that includes the subsystems in that system. Sidesystems can have their own leading host or they can have another sidesystem's leading host.
In a Leader-Compartmentalized Structure or similar structure a Leading Host may make sure everything in the system is up and in order. They help newer-formed layers get situated, collect data from the Layer Leaders about daily life in the system and/or any situations that may need to be handled or situations that already are handled
Category:System Roles
Category:Host Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Internal Government Terms
Leaving

Leaving refers to a headmate departing from a system, group, headspace, or consciousness. This may include:
* Fading
* Fusing
* Shattering
* Dormancy
* Headmate death
* Walk-outs 
* System Travel 
Leaving a consciousness can cause it to deform.
== Related Terms ==
* Adraneian headmates have left and are not expected to come back. 
* Joining describes the opposite of leaving.
* Dynaconsciousnesses can be left by headmates at will.
Category:Common Terms
Leftover leaver

A leftover leaver is a Host who Leaves leftovers of themself (E.g. Personality, Mannerisms, The way they talk, behaviours, skills, etc.) once they stop fronting , It does not mean the Host loses these traits and it does not inherently mean it is intentional. 
Once another Headmate fronts , they can soak up these leftovers into themselves, changing how they act either internally or externally or both, This does not have to be intentional and can very much be difficult to prevent.
This can appear similar to Masking , and can be very hard to control and also can be upsetting to everyone affected
This may also be common in Median Systems 
Flag meanings:
For flag two:
The top pale brown line and the darker and paler brown line underneath it is to symbolise the Host, the saturation and darkness of the colours symbolising the Host not being Front ed in any way.
The middle white line is to symbolise the difference between the host and the headmate (s)
The two bottom lines, a lighter brown than before and a green is to symbolise the Headmate (s). 
The Rainbow effect coming from the top two lines/middle line is to symbolise parts of the non-fronting host blending into the Headmate (s)
For flag three:
The top pale brown line and the darker and paler brown line underneath it is to symbolise the Host , the saturation and darkness of the colours symbolising the Host not being Front ed in any way.
The middle white line is to symbolise the difference between the host and the headmate (s)
The two bottom lines, a lighter brown than before and a green is to symbolise the Headmate (s).
The dust/particle effect coming from the top two lines is to symbolise the leftovers from the absent Host .
The particles blending once they reach the bottom two lines is to symbolise how the leftovers from the Host blend s into the Headmate (s).
Legacy Holder

A legacy holder is a headmate who holds all knowledge(within reason) that the system has gathered over the years. Legacy holders will support headmates by sharing memories that were thought to be lost, they will also attempt to make sure past mistakes are not repeated. They will usually be used as consultants for potentially threatening or intimidating new situations.
A legacy holder will be on "stand-still" until they are needed by the system. Due to the nature of the role, legacy holders likely have no other roles that don't directly coincide with being a legacy holder.
== Related Terms ==
Memory holders are headmates that holds specific memories for the system.
An archivist is a headmate that is especially knowledgeable about event both in or outside the system.
Supportectors are headmates who uses past memories to help other headmates prevent bad things from happening again.
Category:System Roles
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
== References ==
https://chowderterms.carrd.co/#roles
Leidtien

Leidtien is a system, sisasystem or headspace that has inworld languages/intrasprache/exosprache, but experiences absolutely no communication difficulty due to them. 
The languages still exist and are spoken or known inworld, but either everyone uses the body’s native language or communication is flawless in this regard due to “universal translation” that takes place automatically. 
Leidtien comes from the Scots (not Scottish Gaelic) word for "language".
== Related Terms ==
* Exosprache 
* Glossotien
* Intrasprache
* Protosprache
* Sprachtien
Category:Languages
Category:Headspace Processes and Concepts
Category:Terms that describe communication
Category:-tien Terms
Lemongenic

Lemongenic is a xeno-origin related to lemons.
== History ==
The term was coined by Pluralpedia user Wrmsys on faer Tumblr blog on August 28, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/clouded--stars/726948167750467584/lemongenic-a-xeno-origin-related-to
==Related Terms==
This term may be considered to fall under the floragenic and / or foodgenic umbrella.
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Lenguian

A lenguian headmate was either created for the purpose of learning or speaking one or more languages, or has an identity that is strongly linked to the language(s) they speak. 
==Terms with this suffix==
This term can be used as an affix to describe the lingual skills and behaviour of a headmate:
* Translenguian: translating languages
* Vicislenguian: inconsistent language skills
==Related Terms==
Lenguaject, an introject of a language or dialect, may overlap. 
==History==
This term comes from the Spanish "Lengua" for "language/tongue".
==References==
Category:Languages
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe communication
Lesbianbased

Lesbianbased refers to a system that is based in being lesbian, but is not inherently an origin. This means being lesbian could affect headmates, their roles, functions, or other parts of how the system functions. Lesbianbased systems may be queer-heavy (specifically lesbian) as well.
== Gallery ==
Lesbianbased.png|Lesbianbased flag using the aurora lesbian flag made by ferretwlwhttps://www.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Aurora_Lesbian
Lesbianbased Sunset.png|Alternate flag using Emily Gwen's sunset lesbian flaghttps://x.com/theemilygwen
== Reference ==
Category:-based Terms
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms