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Leveled Structured

Leveled structured or leveled polyfragmented+ describes polyfragmented, polyplural, polymultiple, or polyfaceted systems that have minimal internal ranking, government, or hierarchy or lack it completely.
Usually these are systems where everyone is equally in control of internal functions or everyone lacks control over them. Either way, these systems do not function in the same way archaic polyfragmented systems do and may even front, switch, and do other things differently than them.
Leveled, uniform, and even where all chosen because they portray the same “no one is more powerful or less powerful than me." This could also be called anarchy polyfragmented systems.https://mechanismhearted.tumblr.com/post/667736125309337600/polyfragmented-structures
==Related Terms==
This term falls under the polyfragmented+ structure umbrella.
== References ==
Category:Structure
Leverungenic

Leverungenic, or level!genic, is a xeno-origin related to Level !/Level Run of the backrooms.
== History ==
The term was coined by Pluralpedia user Wrmsys on xyr Tumblr on August 27, 2023.https://www.tumblr.com/clouded--stars/726802450357600256/dollgenic-a-xeno-origin-related-to?source=share
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Levian

Levian or levigender is an umbrella term for headmates who are a different type of trans / cis / etc. from the body, due to their appearance in headspace, memories, or otherwise. 
It may also be broadly defined as someone whose internal trans experience is different than their external one due to being part of a plural system. 
The prefix "levi" may be used in the same way words like trans and cis are. For example, one may be levifem, a levi woman, a levi man, and so on.
==Subterms==
* Eclian / ecligender / ecli: a headmate that is trans in headspace and/or their memories, but would be considered cis if going by the system’s body. An example would be a system member who is a trans woman in their memories and/or headspace, but the body matches their gender identity, making them "cis" at the same time. 
* Azlian / azligender / azli: a headmate that is cis in headspace and/or their memories, but would be considered trans if going by the system’s body. An example would be a system member who is a cis man in their memories and/or headspace, but the body does not match their gender identity, making them "trans" at the same time.https://archive.today/QJEWu
==Gallery==
File:Levian_2.jpg|Levian flag without treblesand (extranth)
File:Eclian_1.jpg|Eclian flag with treblesand (extranth)
File:Eclian_2.jpg|Eclian flag without treblesand (extranth)
File:Azlian_1.jpg|Azlian flag with treblesand (extranth)
File:Azlian_2.jpg|Azlian flag without treblesand (extranth)
==References==
Category:Genders
Category:Plural-Related LGBTQ Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Attributes
Levimotum

A levimotum headspace, layer, or sector serves on a purely visual or cosmetic level. Any change that is made to the headspace will affect the headspace only superficially. 
For example, a wall may be visually present but will not act as a barrier or influence internal communication or layer access. 
Any changes to functions in this area may have to be made indirectly, or require specific abilities to be exerted. 
==Related Terms==
This term uses the -motum suffix. 
A levimotum headspace may also be mutovisum. 
Category:Structure
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Liaison

A liaison is a system member or group that doesn’t necessarily belong to a (larger) group, sisasystem, or layer, or exists in between them.https://septembersanctuary.tumblr.com/post/652915557894586369/liaison
==Related Terms==
Liaisons may also be links, carrying messages between sisasystems. 
Straymate and floater may overlap. 
Headmates like this may occur in liminalbased systems.
== References ==
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Libragenic

Libragenic is an origin term for plurals who feel mostly agenic, but have partial connections to origins.https://archive.ph/kw1oI
This can include both descriptive origins (like endogenic, traumagenic, etc) or functional origins (like horizigenic, mavrigenic, etc).
Someone could also be libragenic if they're agenic and feel -based terms affect it, even if they aren't origins.
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Unknown Origin Terms
Librarian

Librarian is a role that is not to describe a headmate who gathers knowledge of the system as an archivist does, but instead to describe that the system member gathers knowledge in general and holds most of the things the system knows, system-related or not, in a headspace storage they may have.
This term was coined by The Tavern and the Plunderphonics System in the Pluralpedia Discord on May 3rd, 2021. The term was later coined independently by Tumblr user butterednuttered on January 4th of 2024, with a slightly different definition.
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Experiences
Lifeline

A lifeline is a headmate who holds suicidal thoughts, memories, or acts. This headmate may be either more suicidal than the rest of the system, or significantly less due to desensitization. A lifeline is there to try and prevent attempts or the planning/consideration of attempting but ends up absorbing thoughts and feelings. It is unlikely for this headmate to attempt suicide themself, but it is not impossible and can happen, same as any headmate.
== History ==
The name "lifeline" was coined by the Pluralpedia Discord.
== Related Terms ==
A peiragenic system or headmate is one that formed from a suicide attempt.
Suicideorma is a headmate origin for headmates who formed due to suicide in some fashion.
Lifeline is a holder subterm.
Category:System Roles
Category:Holder & Experiencer Subterms
Category:Terms that describe external tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
== References ==
https://chowderterms.carrd.co/#roles
Life Preserver

A life preserver is a headmate who embodies the system's will to live. Life preservers can be protectors and/or soothers.
While life preservers can encourage the system to live fuller lives, often these headmates focus on a base level of survival. Metaphorically, a life preserver's purpose is usually just to keep the body afloat and their head above water, and tend to leave anything more (enjoying the water, swimming back to shore, etc.) to other headmates. Life preservers keep the system's will to live intact when the system is finding it hard to keep going.
Life preservers may be more common in systems who experience or are recovering from suicidal idealization. They may discourage suicidal thoughts, jokes or tendencies, bolster morale when the system is struggling to survive, and try to remind the system that there are things in life worth living for. They don't tend to mind a lack of productivity or fulfillment, and are fine just as long as the system physically stays alive.
== Related Terms ==
Lifelines can be related, though they often hold and absorb thoughts of suicide, while life preservers tend to discourage and deflect these thoughts. Both try to prevent the consideration of suicide.
Lightner

A lightner or lantern is a type of role that falls under the protector, persecutor, and/or gatekeeper umbrella for those who force others members of one’s system to reveal themselves. This is often due to them not wishing to reveal themselves when they are needed, or just having the inability to. If they’re forced to reveal themselves when they are not ready and it is unnecessary, it may be persecutory instead of protecting the system. In both cases, the now revealed members would have been unable to be discovered without the help of the lightner. Lightners can also be hidden headmates themselves.
==History==
The name of the role is based off Deltarune’s lightners, and based off the idea of light. The term “lantern” is also based off the theme of light in the dark.
The idea of the role was a shared idea between The Lunar Eclipse System and The Solar Eclipse System. It was put on Pluralpedia by Manitoba of The Solar Eclipse System.
Category:Persecutor Subterms
Category: Protector Subterms
Category: Gatekeeper Subterms
Likeness

Likeness refers to sharing mannerisms, traits, or behaviours with something on an intrinsic or integral level, without necessarily identifying with or as that something. 
Sharing a likeness with something may feel spiritual, as a part of one's inner soul, it may be a psychological analysis of one's behaviour, or an instinctual feeling. 
Liken may refer to what a likeness is shared with, and the suffixes -like and -liken may be used to specify it. For example, sharing a likeness with wolves may be described as being wolflike or wolfliken. Someone who shares a likeness with dragons may refer to dragons as their liken. 
Having a likeness may overall be referred to as being otherlike / otherliken, or ostalike / ostaliken, which may be shorten to simply liken.
==History==
In their coining post, extranth describes some of their personal experiences of likeness:https://archive.today/LLenG
"Some things i’ve experienced:
* I feel very symbolically tied to what I share a likeness with. I feel like it could represent me.
* I feel instincts and urges tied to what I share a likeness with.
* I feel as though I understand what I share a likeness with much better than most people.
* I would enjoy having physical qualities of what I share a likeness with, though not necessarily fully. For instance, I don’t typically see myself as, or necessarily want to be, a wolf, but I would greatly enjoy having wolflike characteristics, such as their teeth, claws, and eyes. This is very subjective and other people could experience it much differently.
* I feel as though, on some level, I could be categorized in a similar place to where what I share a likeness with is. This could be spiritual (similar souls), psychological (similar thinking), genetic (similar species), etc…"
For ostalike, “osta” comes from “ostalo,” which means “other” in Bosnian.
==Related Terms==
Kin, therian, hearted, and similar concepts may overlap or describe similar experiences. 
Groups of headmates with the same liken may organize themselves similar to their liken (for example, wolflike groups may adopt a pack-like structure, baboonlike groups may follow dominance hierarchies, and a leopardlike member may keep to themself).
==References==
Category:Nonhuman Terms
Category:Not Plural Exclusive
Limegenic

Limegenic is a xeno-origin related to limes.
== 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
Limereplex

Limereplex is a plurplex term based on Limerencial, a state of mind which is an overwhelming longing for emotional reciprocation from somebody else. Limereplex beings might also feel connected to the following concepts: 
* Obsessive
* Lovestalking/stalking
* Obsession in general
* Erotomania 
* Overwhelming and unexpected feelings and a devastating distance between oneself and the object of their affection. 
This affects the whole system/sisasystem in some way, it doesn't have to be in the same way it just needs to affect the whole system.
Liminal Anchor

A liminal anchor is a headmate who is stuck, either long-term or permanently, in the liminal front. Other headmates can co-front alongside them, but will not be able to front alone
==Related Terms==
This is a subtype of front anchor specific to systems with liminal front.
Headmates like this may occur in liminalbased systems.
Category:Fronting Terms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Liminalbased

Liminalbased refers to a system based in liminality, with their innerworld, headmates, headmate roles, functions, etc. being affected by liminality. 
== History ==
Liminalbased was coined on January 3, 2022 on Tumblr.https://web.archive.org/web/20240211114126/https://www.tumblr.com/adorable-abomination/672409417200943104/liminalbased-a-system-that-is-based-in
== Related Terms ==
Liminalgenic is an origin term that is liminal or related to liminality. 
Liminal front, liminal anchor, and liaison all refer to examples of liminal functions or members. 
== Gallery ==
File:LiminalBased simple.jpg|Flag by Adorable-Abomination
File:Liminal based static.jpg|Flag with static by Adorable-Abomination
==References==
Category:-based Terms
Liminal Front

The liminal front is a location within a system that is seen as a liminal space between the inner and outer world that headmates occupy while fronting. Being in the liminal front feels like having one foot in each world as opposed to being disconnected entirely from one. The liminal front may or may not be the body.
==Related Terms==
A headmate stuck in liminal front is called a liminal anchor.
This type of front may occur in liminalbased systems.
Category:Fronting Terms
Category:Headspace Modifiers
Liminalgenic

Liminalgenic is an origin that is in itself liminal, or that describes plurality that originated from liminality and similar concepts.
This may be considered a Xeno-Origin, and may or may not be a functional origin. 
== History ==
Coined on January 3, 2022 on Tumblr.https://web.archive.org/web/20240211115415/https://www.tumblr.com/adorable-abomination/672409803596972032/liminalgenic-a-plural-origin-that-is-in-itself
== Related Terms ==
Liminalbased is a system affected by but not originating in liminality. 
Backroomgenic is an origin relating to the backrooms, an example of liminal spaces. 
Kenogenic is an origin relating to kenopsia or otherwise kenochoric, which may relate to liminal spaces. 
Category:Xeno-Origin Terms
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Functional Origin Terms
Limit Breaker

A limit breaker is a specific type of protector who overrides bodily or mental limitations in order to protect the system or otherwise accomplish a necessary task.https://fallenheartsgalaxy.tumblr.com/post/627641734139166720/another-plural-terminology-dump-yes-we-use-all
==Related Terms==
This type of headmate may be part of a system's safety protocol. 
Overrider may be considered a synonym or even subtype.
==Gallery==
File:Limit breaker.png|Limit Breaker flag by tumblr user miles-is-so-gayhttps://www.tumblr.com/miles-is-so-gay/765041119741509632/more-flags-for-pluralpedia-o
File:Limit breaker simple.png|Simplified Limit Breaker flag by miles-is-so-gay
== References ==
Category:Protector Subterms
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Tasks
Category:Terms that describe internal tasks
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Limited Caller

A limited caller is a headmate similar to and directly inspired by a Caller, having nearly the same abilities, but with the key difference that they can only call to a limited group of headmates.
This may include only being able to call a specific group, such as:
* Introjects from a specific source,
* Headmates in a specific sisasystem,
* Headmates in a specific layer,
* Headmates who are walk-ins,
* Headmates who perform a specific role,
* Etc.
If a limited caller calls to someone not in their determined group, then that headmate does have the option to not come when called.
==Related Terms==
A limited summoner is the sentient headspace counterpart of this role, whose full version is a summoner.
==History==
The term Limited Caller was created by Bing from the Sauropod System to describe himself on July 10th of 2023, intended to be a specification of the term Caller.
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Limited Sensual Reliever

== Definition ==
A limited sensual reliever or limited sexual reliever is a headmate that is more specific and choosy with who of the sexually repressed headmates in the system(s) they reside in are able to be taught masturbation by them, hence that term is used.https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/limited
The limitations can be either those just friends, just close friends, just those who are found family, or just those the personal sexual reliever has met and/or talked with more than x amount of times. The amount of times has to be twice or more times, at the least, otherwise that is just a normal sensual reliever.
==Related Terms==
This is a type of reliever, as well as a type of sensual reliever. Other things a limited sensual reliever can be or are similar to include hyperérosians (hypersexual headmates), sexual alters (headmates formed from or relating to sexual trauma), sexual protectors (protectors of the body from sexual trauma) and appellisians (highly sexually adventurous headmates). 
== References ==
Category:System Roles
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Sex-related terms
Limited Summoner

A limited summoner is a sentient headspace who has nearly the same abilities than a Summoner (which is to summon headmates/living things to their headspace by calling for them, verbally or not), but with the key difference that they can only call to a limited group of headmates/living things (who also do not have the option to resist being summoned).
==Specificity==
Even though this role is independant, it may occasionally be considered a Regulator subterm, depending on the reasons of the limited summon.
* If, for example, the sentispace desperately needs the help from headmates to do some emergency maintenance and summons some of them for this purpose, then the sentispace would be acting as a regulator.
* Whereas if the sentispace wants to teleport a malicious headmate from one point to another to confuse them / preventing them from reaching a target, then the sentispace would be acting as a protector.
==Related Terms==
The headmate counterpart of this role is a Limited Caller, whose full version is a Caller.
==History==
This term was coined on November 25th, by Pluralpedia user Oceanic-Lanterns.
Category:Sentient Headspace Terms
Lineage

A headmate's lineage or split history is comprised of any members that they have split off of or that split from them. A lineage may also include when a member formed or joined their system, and sometimes when they left it. A lineage could also denote that a member did not split off an existing member, walked in, or any other formation mechanism. It may also be empty if a headmate does not consider themself to have a split history. 
Members that share a lineage may or may not have a familial relationship. 
In some cases, lineages may progress somewhat in parallel, to the point where they can also be sorted into generations. 
==Subterms==
The member a headmate split off may be referred to with common relational terms such as ancestor, precursor, sire, etc. A member who split off from a headmate may be referred to with common relational terms such as descendant, seed, off-shoot, scion, etc.
A direct lineage may only include immediate connections such as the member a headmate broke off of, and any of their own splits. An extended lineage may include all further iterations, like their precursor's lineage, and their descendants' lineages. It may also include any members that share even part of the headmate's lineage, such as splitlings or ecliptives originating from the same initial member. 
Lineages may be narrow, with each new member only splitting off the latest scion, or branching, with new members splitting off any member, or even primarily older members, or any combination thereof. 
Members such as originals, cores, initials, or birthmates may be considered the root of their lineage since they have no precursor. 
Lineages may relate to a system's member structure and splitting patterns. Lateral lineages may each be associated with a specific role, with new splits taking over said role for the system, or for their current generation. As such, the lineages cooperate to take care of system upkeep. This could include a "leading" lineage that splits successors. 
Longitudinal lineages may be self-contained, with each lineage having all necessary roles filled. Each lineage may form their own sidesystem, and a lineage root may hold a leadership position within that sidesystem. 
==Related Terms==
Cataloguing lineages may be part of system mapping. 
Systems that experience (primarily) non-reductive splitting may not have lineages, or they may draw lineages by other criteria, for example if their members form with a clear connection to existing members without breaking from them. 
Category:Common Terms
Category:Headmate Formation
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Relationships
Category:Terms Related to Splitting
Link

A link is a headmate with distinctly less communication difficulties than other members of a system. They may be able to carry messages between system members with ease.
Being linked is not a role, only a descriptor of a headmate's ability.https://pinklemonades.carrd.co/#terms
==Related Terms==
A liaison is a headmate who exists outside of any layers or sidesystems and may be able to travel freely between them, aiding in communication.
==References==
Category:Terms that describe communication
Category:Headmate Terms That Relate To Abilities
Linked Soma

Linked somas are when two headmates' somas are linked in some way. Any change that happens to one headmate's body will affect the linked soma in the same way or a similar way.
Example; One headmate injures their hand, the other experiences the same injury.
Linked somas do not always share the exact same effect, and not all effects are shared between the linked somas. If one headmate experiences a soma shift, the linked headmate might experience a shift at the same time, but not to the same form as their link.
Example; A werewolf headmate and a werecat headmate have a linked soma, in which the werewolf headmate transforming into their wolf form causes the werecat headmate to transform into their cat form, and vice versa.
Linkgenic

Linkgenic is an origin term for a system, headmate, or sisasystem that formed due to being copinglink or otherlink.
== History ==
This term was coined by tumblr user thediscordsystem on the 6th of December, 2021.https://thediscordsystem.tumblr.com/post/669800822570369024/coining-an-origin-vord
The flags were made by an anonymous Pluralpedia user on the 3rd of November, 2023.
== Related Terms ==
* Kin system is an umbrella term with many different definitions, including forming headmates due to being otherkin.
* Alterhuman origin is an umbrella term for all plural origins that relate to being alterhuman.
* Traumalthugenic may be considered an involuntary subtype of linkgenic, describing a system that originated from, or is connected to, a trauma-based nonhuman (TBNH) identity.
==Gallery==
File:Linkgenic1.png|Overall Otherlink
File:Linkgenic2.png|Overall Otherlink
File:CLinkgenic1.png|Copinglink specific
File:CLinkgenic2.png|Copinglink specific
== References ==
Category:Origin Terms
Category:Anthro-Origin Terms
Category:Endogenic Origin Terms
Category:Nonhuman Terms
Literamotum

A literamotum headspace, layer, or sector functions along to some internal (physical) rules and may be manipulated along those rules. Any change that is made to the headspace will affect the headspace "literally". 
For example, a wall built between sectors may separate them from each other and serve as a physical internal barrier, but if it is low, internal communication may still work by shouting loud enough. 
Since any changes made to such an area of a headspace will affect the related underlying functions, a literamotum area may only be accessible to certain headmates, or may not be an opstrata to avoid changes that affect other layers. 
==Related Terms==
This term uses the -motum suffix. 
A literamotum headspace may also be corpospatial or corpvisum. 
Category:Structure
Category:Headspace Modifiers