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Nullself

## Description

**Nullself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronoun sets inspired by the word "**null**", not to be confused with nullpronominal. This set can be seen as dehuman pronouns.

In linguistic typology, a null-subject language is a language whose grammar permits an independent cause to lack an explicit subject; such clause is then said to have a null subject. Pronouns such as these originally intended a disconnect from ones physical body (commonly used by those with intense gender dysphoria, trauma, or a disassociation disorder).

## Null

Null/nulls set coined online by Tumblr and Twitter user goblintrashcat (onthecamcam on Instagram) in early July of 2020, though the set was used discreetly in person around a year before the online introduction.

It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Pronominal Possessive | Nulls
 Predicative Possessive | Nulls

## Nu/Null

 Accusative | Nu
 Pronominal Possessive | Ull
 Predicative Possessive | Nulls
Transnominal

## Description

**Transnominal** (also spelt **transnomial**) refers to where the implied gender of and individual's chosen name or names differs (or sometimes differs; see neutral names i.e. Taylor, Sam) from the implied gender of the name they were assigned at birth.

It is also defined as using a name that is simply different from one's name assigned at birth, though less frequently.

An individual does not necessarily have to experience name dysphoria to be transnominal, nor do they have to be transgender.

## Flag

The transnominal flag was created on January 27, 2021 on the Tumblr blog beyond-mogai-pride-flags. It uses purple and yellow from the multinominal flag and the colors of the transgender flag.

The alternative heart transnominal flag was created by FANDOM user Cosmic Lemon151 on July 31, 2021. It has the same meaning as the original flag but using the heart symbol which depicts the comfort and connection one may have to their name(s).

## Resources

1. ↑ https://beyond-mogai-pride-flags.tumblr.com/post/641479611335802880/transnominal-pride-flag
Zip/Zips

## Description

**Zip/Zips** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

This page was previously titled "killyourself" and was made by FANDOM user Karlabon for mocking purposes. So it has been re-made.

## Zip/Zips

**Zip/Zips** set:

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive
Panpronominal

**Panpronominal** (also spelled as **panpronomial**), also known as **pan pronouns** or most commonly as **all pronouns**, is the act of going by any and all pronouns, panpronominal people are open to any pronouns being used for them.

This includes exipronouns and neopronouns. Unlike apapronominal people who are apathetic about what pronouns are used for them, panpronominal people actively identify with any and all pronouns. They may have preferences for certain pronouns.

## Almopronominal

**Almopronominal** or **omnipronominal** is the act of going by many, or most, but not all pronouns.

For example, an almopronominal individual may use all pronouns except for she/her. Almopronominal people are open to the majority of pronouns, including exipronouns and neopronouns; aside from not using at least one particular set of pronouns.

## Panneopronominal

   **Panneopronominal** is the act of going by any and all neopronouns. Panneopronominal people are open to any neopronouns being used for them, potentially including emojiself pronouns.
They may also use exipronoun sets as well. They may or may not go by it/its pronouns, depending on whether or not they consider it a neopronoun.

## Almneopronominal

**Almneopronominal** is the act of going by many, but not all neopronouns, potentially including emojiself pronouns.

For example, an almneopronominal individual may use all neopronouns except for ey/em. They may also use exipronoun sets as well. They may or may not go by it/its pronouns, depending on whether or not they consider it a neopronoun.

## History

The term panpronominal was collectively coined on the LGBTA Wiki's Discord server on June 29, 2020 as well as Tumblr user Neopronouns on the same day.

The term almopronominal was coined by Tumblr user Neopronouns on June 29, 2020.

The term panneopronominal was coined by Tumblr user Neopronouns on June 29, 2020.

The term almneopronominal was coined by Tumblr user Neopronouns on June 29, 2020.

## Flags

Pronounpronominal flag created by NeopronounsPanpronominal flag created by Cluster-QuartzPanpronominal flag created by RingothemanAlmopronominal flag created by NeopronounsPanneopronominal flag created by NeopronounsAlmoneopronominal flag created by Neopronouns
## References

1. ↑ Neopronouns' post on tumblr
2. ↑ Neopronouns' post on Archive.org
Numberself Pronouns

## Description

**Numberself pronouns**, also called **numpronouns**, are pronouns which are based off the numeric of any number.

Some examples of nameself pronouns are as follows:

* 1/1s/1self
* 45/45s/45self
* 0.6/0.6s/0.6self

Someone who uses numberself pronouns would be called **numpronominal**.

## Origin

The flag and term was coined by ChuckyDooDaa, Yakuza and ik4ri on the LGBTA Wiki's discord server.
Nomipan

**Nomipan**, also known as **Namepa**, refers to an individual who has multiple names, and uses all of these names at once. This is opposed to someone who is nomifluid, who uses different names at different times.

## Etymology

The prefix *nomi-* was taken from the Latin word for "name", *nomen*. Pan is the word-forming element meaning "all, every, whole, all-inclusive."

## History & Flag

Nomipan and its flag were coined by discord user osstdollzz on the Gender Wiki Discord Server, on July 13th, 2021, at the request of user ᗩng3l\_C0m\*•°✴, who was searching for a term. Discord user ᗩng3l\_C0m\*•°✴ created the flag on July 23rd, 2021, drawing influence from the genderfluid, pansexual, and nomifluid flags. The colors have no known meaning.
Zhe/Zher

## Description

**Zhe/Zher** are a feminine neopronoun set. They are a combination of She/Her and Ze/Zir. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive

## Flag

The pale pastel purple and pale pastel light purple represent the feminine side of the pronouns, the pastel is there because the pronouns are not fully feminine. The pale pastel green and the pale pastel light green are from the ***Ze/Zir*** neopronouns they also represent not being fully feminine.

## Origin

This was coined by *WutTheWut* on this wiki, along with other wikis (The sexuality and gender Wiki), on an unknown date, but later (publicly) created / made on Dec 13, 2022.
Zie/Vaer

## Description

**Zie/vaer** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set that may be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Vaer
 Pronominal Possessive | Vaer
 Predicative Possessive | Vaers

## Origin

The zie/vaer pronoun set may have originated from Tumblr user pronoun-provider.

1. ↑ https://pronoun-provider.tumblr.com/pronouns
Ve/Vin

**Ve/Vin** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set. It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or gender expression.

## Ve/Vin

This pronoun set was created by FANDOM user Contie, June 18th 2021.

 Accusative | Vin
 Pronominal Possessive | Vins
 Predicative Possessive | Vins

## Flag

The ve/vin flag was created by FANDOM user Contie, June 18th 2021.
Wi/withe

## Description

**Wi/withe** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns, and can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Withe
 Pronominal Possessive | Wither
 Predicative Possessive | Withers
 Reflexive | Witherself

### Pronunciation

The pronunciations are as follows:

 With
 Wither

## Origin

The **wi/withe** pronoun set was coined by FANDOM user TheClouds on September 19, 2022. There was no flag created upon coining.

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20221216070801/https://imgur.com/a/lRAaZs9
Wormself

## Description

**Wormself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronoun sets inspired by the word "**worm**" they can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Worm/Worms

Was coined by FANDOM user ringotheman on June 22nd, 2021.

 Accusative | Worm
 Pronominal Possessive | Worms
 Predicative Possessive | Worms

## Wo/Worm

Was coined by FANDOM user ringotheman on June 22nd, 2021.

 Accusative | Worm
 Pronominal Possessive | Worms
 Predicative Possessive | Worms
Puppyself

## Description

**Pup/Pupself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**puppy**". It is commonly used by pupgendered people, but it can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Pup
 Pronominal Possessive | Pup's or Pups
 Predicative Possessive | Pup's or Pups
 Reflexive | Pupself
Rainself

## Description

**Rainself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronoun sets inspired by the word "**rain**". They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Rai/Rain

Rai/rain set:

 Accusative | Rain
 Pronominal Possessive | Rain or Rains
 Predicative Possessive | Rains

## Origin

They were coined by Tumblr user petalmeadows, although the original post has been removed. Despite this, a post persists on tumblr user yaypronouns' blog.

The exact date they were coined remains unknown due to the deletion of petalmeadows' post, but from yaypronouns' post it can be deciphered that they were first created between late 2013 to early 2014.

## Flag

A flag was created by DeviantArt user BLACKDOGZZ on or before 23 March 2021.

The alternate flag was designed by FANDOM user *HelenDaMelon* on December 5, 2022.

## Rai/Rainy

Rai/rainy set:

 Accusative | Rainy
 Pronominal Possessive | Rains
 Predicative Possessive | Rains

1. ↑ petalmeadows' (deleted) post
2. ↑ yaypronouns' post
3. ↑ https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Rai-Rain-Rainself-Pronouns-873375890
Ze/Mer

**Ze/mer**, or **Zemself**, are a gender neutral neopronouns pronoun set. Anyone can use this pronoun set regardless of gender Identity or gender expression.

## How To Use

 Accusative | Mer
 Pronominal Possessive | Zer
 Predicative Possessive | Zers

## History

The ze/mer pronouns set were first proposed by Richard E. Creel in 1997. Creel taught Philosophy and Religion at Ithaca College, New York and wanted a way to refer to those without a gender, such as gods and other beings, without using “he” or “she”. Creel proposed the nongendered pronouns of “ze”, “zer,” and “mer”. In explaining the choice of lettering for these pronouns, Creel said, "'Mer' is a blend of the last letter of 'him' and the last two letters of 'her'; 'ze' is a blend of 'she' and 'he' ('se,' with a modification to be explained); 'ze' is a blend of "his" and 'her' ('ser,' with a modification to be explained). 'Z' has been substituted for the 's' in 'se' and 'ser' to avoid such homophones as 'see' and 'sea' in the case of 'se' and 'sir' in the case of 'ser.'" Creel did not state the reflexive form of this pronoun.

In coining this set of pronouns (but, notably, forms of ze and zer have existed prior, ze, for example, dating to 1864), Creel said, “To capture in language the richness of actuality and possibility, we need nongendered personal pronouns that refer indifferently to persons whether they are female, male, or-as in the case of God, some angels, and perhaps extra-terrestrials-none of the above.”

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Creel, Richard (1997). "Ze, Zer, Mer". *APA Newsletters*. American Philosophical Association. https://web.archive.org/web/20060512060324/http://www.apa.udel.edu/apa/archive/newsletters/v97n1/teaching/ze.asp
2. ↑ https://books.google.com.au/books/about/Philosophy\_of\_Religion.html?id=fUmrmQEACAAJ&source=kp\_author\_description&redir\_esc=y
3. ↑ Yuko, E. (2021, June 29). *Beyond They/Them: What Are Neopronouns?* Rolling Stone. https://web.archive.org/web/20211017151814/https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/neopronouns-they-them-pronoun-alternative-1190069/
Noypronominal

## Description

**Noypronominal**, also known as **neutral pronouns**, is the act of going by any and all gender-neutral pronouns. It is a form of pronoun non-conformity.

This includes gender-neutral exipronouns and neopronouns. **Noypronominal** people may use they/them, it/its pronouns, and any neopronouns, as long as said pronouns are gender-neutral. They may have preferences for certain pronouns.

## Origins

The term noypronominal was coined by FANDOM user Neo-Azilys on 4th June, 2023.

The flags were made on the same day by the same user.

## Etymology

The name comes from "nøytral" which is the norwegian for "neutral".
Txtself

## Description

**Txt/txts** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by "**TXT**", which is a file extension for a text file. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user Providing pronouns in July 2016.

 Accusative | Txt
 Pronominal Possessive | Txts
 Predicative Possessive | Txts
Tei/Ter

## Description

**Tei/Ter** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set. It could be considered feminine-leaning as it is derived from the She/Her pronoun set, however it can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Tei is pronounced as "tee", and ter can be pronounced in the same way as 'her' or as 'their' (except with a t- sound rather than h- or th-) though one could use an alternate pronunciation if desired.

## Tei/Ter

This pronoun set was created by FANDOM user Contie, June 17th 2021.

 Accusative | Ter
 Pronominal Possessive | Ter
 Predicative Possessive | Ters

## Tee/Ter, Te/Ter and Teie/Ter

These pronoun sets were created by FANDOM user Contie, June 18th 2021 as alternate spellings to the tei/ter set.

*Te* went to the store OR
 Accusative | Ter
 Pronominal Possessive | Ter
Te walked *ter* dog today OR
 Predicative Possessive | Ters
Te had to drive *terself* to school OR
Teie had to drive *terself* to school

## Flag

The tei/ter and tee/ter flags were created by FANDOM user Contie, June 17th 2021.

## Tei/Ter/Tre

The tei/ter/tre set was made by FANDOM user Eshaan011, 29th June 2023. It was made to be more masculine than the original set from Contie.
Nullnominal

## Description

**Nullnominal**, also known as **unnamed**, **unnominal**, **nonnominal**, **nameless**, or **anominal**, is a form of name non-corforming or transnominal. In which one identifies with no names or does not feel connected to any name. Some nameless people may go by a name in some situations because it is socially expected, but they do not identify with that name. Being nullnominal is not necessarily the same as when one has not decide on a name yet. While some people in that situation may identify as nameless, for other nameless people it is not temporary state and they are not looking for a name.

## Flag

The nameless flag was created by Tumblr user mogai-zone on February 28, 2019.[1]

The alternate nameless flag was made by FANDOM user Cosmic Lemon151 on July 31, 2021. The original flag has no confirmed meaning, but the white upside down heart reflects the discomfort and disconnect one feels towards names.

## Resources

1. https://mogai-zone.tumblr.com/post/183116239847/nameless-flag
She/Her

This page **lacks references!**While these pronouns are still valid and usable, the information listed may be inaccurate or untrue. You can help the Pronoun Wiki by finding and adding citations to this page.
**She/Her** is a traditionally feminine pronoun set which is commonly used by women, feminine-aligned people, or people who want to present femininely. Despite this, anyone can use this pronoun set, regardless of gender identity or gender expression.

## How To Use

 Accusative | Her
 Pronominal Possessive | Her
 Predicative Possessive | Hers
 Reflexive | Herself

## Pronunciation

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive

## History

The pronoun "she", which first appears in the mid 12th century, and seems to have been created to reduce the increasing ambiguity of the pronoun system at the time. "She" is occasionally used as a generic gender neutral pronoun in place of "gender-neutral he" as a feminist statement against the bias towards seeing men as the default.[*citation needed*]

## Flags

She/Her pronouns flag created by Tumblr user love-all-around1223Alternative she/her pronouns flag created by DeviantArt user Geekycorn[*citation needed*]Alternative she/her flag created by an unknown user
## References

1. ↑ https://www.tumblr.com/love-all-around1223/172939520081/are-there-flags-for-pronouns

## See Also

* He/Him
* Pronoun Non-Conforming
* They/Them
Sea/Sim

Sea/Sim is a neopronounset based off of the he/him exipronoun set, as well as the word sea. It was created by Amazingpuppy111 on Nov 26, 2022. It is meant to be a nueteral, but perhaps masculine, pronoun set. It is designed for people who feel like their gender identity connects to the ocean, sea, or water in general.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
Portalself

## Description

**Por/portal** Neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the video game "**Portal**".

 Accusative | Portal
 Pronominal Possessive | Portal
 Predicative Possessive | Portals

## Origin

They were coined on April 25th 2021 by FANDOM user Slamathyst818, and the flag was created two days later on April 27th.
Seasopronominal

## Description

**Seasopronominal** is a type of mutopronoun where one's pronouns change depending on the season. This is mostly directed to Neopronouns and Xenopronouns, as Exipronouns are non-themed pronouns.

**Seasopronominal** was coined by FANDOM User (RazeLoverRat) on the Pronoun Wiki on October 2, 2022.

### Some autumn-themed pronouns

* Leaf/Leafs/Leafself
* Autumn/Autumns/Autumnself
* Fall/Falls/Fallself
* Rake/Rakes/Rakeself
* Crunch/Crunches/Crunchself
* Bree(ze)/Breezes/Bree(ze)self
* Harvest/Harvests/Harvestself
* Rain/Rains/Rainself
* Orange/Oranges/Orangeself
* Hallo(w)/Hallo(w)s/Hallo(w)self
* 🍂/🍂s/🍂self
* 🍁/🍁s/🍁self

### Some winter-themed pronouns

* Ice/Ices/Iceself
* Frost/Frosts/Frostself
* Snow/Snows/Snowself
* Win/Winters/Winterself
* Blizz/Blizzards/Blizzardself
* Fog/Fogs/Fogself
* Polar/Polars/Polarself
* Cold/Colds/Coldself
* Ginger/Gingers/Gingerself
* Shiver/Shivers/Shiverself
* ❄️/❄️s/❄️self
* Snowflake/Snowflakes/Snowflakeself | Snow/Flake/Snowflake(s)

### Some spring-themed pronouns

* Flow/Flowers/Flowself
* Grass/Grasses/Grasseself
* Bee/Bees/Beeself
* Bug/Bugs/Bugself
* Spring/Springs/Springself
* Daisy/Daisis/Daisyself
* Sky/Skies/Skyself
* Warm/Warms/Warmself
* Ladybug/Ladybugs/Ladybugself
* Green/Greens/Greenself
* Yellow/Yellows/Yellowself
* Petal/Petals/Petalself
* Plant/Plants/Plantself

### Some summer-themed pronouns

* Sun/Suns/Sunself
* Hot/Hots/Hotself
* Summ/Summers/Summerself
* Sunny/Sunnis/Sunnyself
* Sea/Seas/Seaself
* Beach/Beaches/Beachself
* Even/Evens/Evenself | Evening/Evenings/Eveningself
* Morn/Morns/Mornself | Morning/Mornings/Morningself
* Day/Days/Dayself
* Dusk/Dusks/Duskself
* Dawn/Dawns/Dawnself
* Heat/Heats/Heatself
Thing/Thing's

## Description

**Thing/thing's** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**thing**", this is an example dehuman pronouns and shouldn't be used without express permission as it could be considered queerphobic otherwise. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Thing
 Pronominal Possessive | Thing's
 Predicative Possessive | Thing's
Purpleself

## Description

**Pur/purp** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**purple**", they can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. They were coined by Tumblr user uncommongenders on March 2019.

 Accusative | Purp
 Pronominal Possessive | Purs
 Predicative Possessive | Purs
Pur has to drive *purpself* to school OR
Pur has to drive *purself* to school
Virgo/Virgos

This page **lacks references!**While these pronouns are still valid and usable, the information listed may be inaccurate or untrue. You can help the Pronoun Wiki by finding and adding citations to this page.
**Virgo/Virgos** or **Virgoself**, are a gender-neutral neopronouns pronoun set inspired by by the zodiac sign "virgo".[*citation needed*] Anyone can use this pronoun set regardless of their gender identity or gender expression.

## How To Use

 Accusative | Virgo
 Pronominal Possessive | Virgos
 Predicative Possessive | Virgos

## History

The virgo/virgos flag was created by Discord user Ali.[*citation needed*]

## Gallery

Virgo/virgos pronouns flag created by Ali[*citation needed*]
Whe/Whem

## Description

**Whe/Whem** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set originating from a combination of the **"he"** sounds in He/Him and They/Them, and the "hwh" noise created by adding W to the front. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Pronunciation of the pronouns is in brackets.

 Accusative
 Promonimal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive

## Origin

They were coined by a member of The Misty Forest system in approximately February 2021, and a page for the set was requested on 16 July 2021 in the Pronoun Wiki discord.
Zhe/Zhim

## Description

**Zhe/Zhim** are a masculine neopronoun set. They are a masculine version of the Zhe/Zher neopronouns. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive

## Description

**Zhe/Zhym** are a masculine and gender neutral neopronoun set. They are a masculine and gender neutral version of the Zhe/Zher neopronouns. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. (They are like Zhe/Zhim but instead of an *i*, it's a *y*)

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive

## Flag

The Zhe/Zhim flag meaning is; Yellow = The semi-masculinity of the pronouns, Blue = The masculinity of the pronouns.

The Zhe/Zhym flag meaning is; Grey = The gender neutrality of the pronouns, Blue&Yellow = From the Zhe/Zhim flag.

## Origin

This was coined by *WutTheWut* on this wiki, along with other wikis (The sexuality and gender Wiki), on Jan 3rd, 2023
Nicknamepronouns

## Description

**Nicknamepronouns** refers to when one feels comfortable using their pronouns as nicknames. For example, someone who uses bunnyself pronouns and, as a result, feels comfortable using Bun as a nickname may be nicknamepronomial. The term was coined with nounself pronouns in mind, but can be used for any set of pronouns.

Someone who uses nicknamepronouns would be called **nicknamepronominal**.

## Origin

Nicknamepronouns was coined by FANDOM wiki user PansCakes in July 2021.
Opposorpronominal

## Description

**Opposorproniminal**, is a subset of mutopronoun in which one identifies with the "opposing" pronouns of the person referring to them, whatever that person may see that as. Someone who is opposorpronominal has different pronoun sets for each person.

For example, a hypothetical opposorpronominal person is X, another person is Y, and another person is Z:

* Y identifies with she/her pronouns and sees he/him as opposing, so X identifies with he/him pronouns in the context of Y referring to them; Y can refer to X with he/him pronouns (and nothing else).
* Z identifies with he/they pronouns and sees she/xir as opposing, so X identifies with she/xir pronouns in the context of Z referring to them; Z can refer to X with he/she/xir pronouns (and nothing else).

Opposorpronominal people may be strictly opposorpronominal, or they may also identify with a base pronoun set that anyone (or almost anyone) can refer to them with. For example, if X has ze/hir as hir base pronoun set:

* Y can refer to hir with both ze/hir and he/him pronouns (and nothing else).
* Z can refer to hir with both ze/hir and she/xir pronouns (and nothing else).

## See Also

Mirrorpronominal - Pronouns that match the speaker's rather than oppose.
Whiskerself

## Description

**Whisker/Whiskerself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**whisker**". This set of pronouns can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr xeno aligned on September 2018.

 Accusative | Whisker
 Pronominal Possessive | Whiskers
 Predicative Possessive | Whiskers
They/Theym

## Description

**They/theym** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set based off they/them pronouns. They may be used by anyone regardless of gender or expression.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative
 Reflexive

## Flag

Tumblr user crying-roses coined the flag on October 9, 2021, at the request of Tumblr user foxbanana23

1. ↑ flag coining post
Ve/Ver

## Description

**Ve/ver** neopronouns are gender neutral pronoun sets which can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Ve/Ver

 Accusative | Ver
 Pronominal Possessive | Ver or Vis
 Predicative Possessive | Vers or Vis
 Reflexive | Verself

## Alternate Ve/Ver Set

 Accusative | Ver
 Pronominal Possessive | Veir
 Predicative Possessive | Veirs

## Origin

The ve/ver/vis pronoun set was created sometime in the early 1970s. It is unclear who originally invented this pronoun set or when, and it is possible that multiple people created it independently. The most well know usage of ve comes from Greg Egan, who used it in his books Distress (1995) and Diaspora (1998). Egan is sometimes credited with having created these pronouns, but this does not appear to be the case and he has never claimed to have done so.

An earlier example is in the novel The Bone People (1984) by Keri Hulme. The earliest known example of ve comes from the 1970 May issue of Everywoman. This set is nearly-identical but is incomplete. It included ve/vir/vis, with no predicative possessive and reflexive recorded.

The alternate ve/ver pronoun set may have been created by a pronouny user.

## Flags

The ve/ver flag was created by Tumblr user neopronouns, June 20th 2019.

Another ve/ver flag was created by Tumblr user Aggressively Queer.

An alternate ve/ver flag was created by Tumblr user craftgender.

1. ↑ http://www.urticator.net/essay/0/30.html
2. ↑ https://pronouny.xyz/pronouns/5dc51f8a7c2cd90015c70998
3. ↑ https://neopronouns.tumblr.com/post/185739301615/vever-flag-for-anon
Shy/Hyr

## Description

**Shy/hyr** neopronouns is a feminine pronoun set that is based on the She/Her pronoun set. This set is mostly used by **Women** and **Feminine-aligned** People. However this is not a set rule and can be used by anyone regardless of Gender Identity or Expression.

 Accusative

## Orgins

This pronoun set was orginally coined by user @pronoun-provider on tumblr in 2016
Starself

## Description

**Star/stars** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**star**", they can be used regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive

## Flag

The flag was created by Tumblr user neopronoun-flags on January 26th, 2021.

## Resources

1. ↑ https://neopronoun-flags.tumblr.com/post/641399948010815488/starstarsstarself-pronoun-flag
Ni/Nir

## Description

**Ni/Nir** is a feminine neopronoun set. It’s used in place of She/Her. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive

## Origin

The pronoun set was coined by FANDOM user Astronomical Chaos for their system member Ghostie on an unknown date, but added to this wiki on December 16th 2022.
Onespronouns

## Description

**Onespronouns** is a term to describe a person who likes when they refer to themself with a certain set of pronouns but doesn't like when others refer to them with that same set of pronouns.

## History

This term was coined by FANDOM user AlTheWolf the 31st of October, 2021 on a post in the LGBTA wiki.

## References

1. ↑ https://lgbta.wikia.org/f/p/4400000000000211043
Pronoun Non-Conforming

## Description

**Pronoun non-conforming** (**PNC**), also known as **pronoun variant**, is a form of gender non-conformity in which one uses pronouns in a non-standard way.

This includes, but is not limited to:

* Anyone using neopronouns, including nounself pronouns, emojiself pronouns and nameself pronouns.
* Anyone using they/them or it/its pronouns.
* Anyone using multiple pronoun sets (multipronominal), including those who use almost all (almopronominal), or all pronoun sets (panpronominal).
* Anyone using pronouns that do not align with or are uncommon for one's gender identity (crosspronomial), including non-binary people who use he/him and/or she/her pronouns (difpronomial).
* Anyone using variant sets of pronouns (varipronouns), such as she/zer/xyrself, he/hir/zimself.
* Anyone using binary pronouns because no other pronouns are available in their language.
* Anyone using no pronouns at all (nullpronominal).
* Anyone who is indifferent about their pronouns or does not care about the pronouns people use for them (apapronominal).

## Origin

Pronoun non-conformity was coined by Tumblr user Oltiel on  Aug 24th, 2018.
Shi/Hir

## Description

**Shi/hir** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns, they are the combination of "she" and "he" pronouns. "hir" specifically were created through a blend of ***him**/**his*** +‎ ***her***. Made by Geoffrey Chaucer to refer to both women, and an unknown sex. These pronouns are intersex exclusive due to a history as being used derogatorily towards intersex people, and were first proposed to be reclaimed on 4chan LGBT boards.

 Accusative | Hir
 Pronominal Possessive | Hir
 Predicative Possessive | Hirs
Vae/Vem

## Description

**Vae/vem** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set which can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Vem
 Pronominal Possessive | Veir
 Predicative Possessive | Veirs

Alternate version of the vae/vem set.

 Accusative | Vem
 Pronominal Possessive | Vyr
 Predicative Possessive | Vyrs
Patriotic neopronouns

**Patriotic neopronouns**, known shortly as **patripronouns** are neopronouns used not for gender but for nationality and/or patriotism. The flags for these pronouns are the flag of the country they refer to. Some patripronouns include USA/Americaself and Poland/Polandself. They are considered dehuman pronouns since they are based off of it and gender-neutral since they can be used by patriots of any gender or identity. They are controversial since USA/Americaself (said as U/S/A) has been used many times on TV to mock the existence of neopronouns.
Ny/nym

## Description

**Ny/nym** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns, and can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Nym
 Pronominal Possessive | Nyr
 Predicative Possessive | Nyx
 Reflexive | Nymself

### Pronunciation

The pronunciations are as follows:

 Nyr

## Origin

The **ny/nym** pronoun set was coined by FANDOM user TheClouds on March 23, 2021. There was no flag created upon coining.

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20221216070801/https://imgur.com/a/lRAaZs9
Woofself

## Description

**Woof/Woofself** is a gender neutral neopronoun set inspired by the word "**woof**". The pronoun can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user pronouns-archive.

 Accusative | Woof
 Pronominal Possessive | Woofs
 Predicative Possessive | Woofs

## Flag

The Woofself flag was created by fandom user IIAprionII on July 26, 2021.
Pikself

Pikself (or Pikgender) neopronouns are a gender-neutral pronoun set inspired by the Pikmin species of creatures from the video game series of the same name. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. They represent that the person identifies as or with Pikmin, whether that be all types, only a few of them, or even just one.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive
Omniself

## Description

**Omniself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronoun sets inspired by the **omni**-, which is derived from the Latin word "**omnis**", meaning "**all**". They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Omi/Om

 Accusative | Om
 Pronominal Possessive | Om
 Predicative Possessive | Omi

## Om/Omn

 Accusative | Omn
 Pronominal Possessive | Nis or Omnis
 Predicative Possessive | Nis or Omnis
 Reflexive | Omnself or Omniself
Om has to drive *omniself* to school

## Origin

The omi/om pronoun set was created by FANDOM user FemiTheFemaric, inspired by the use of the omni- prefix in identities such as omnisexual and omniromantic.

The om/omn pronoun set was created by Violet from the FANDOM account Contie, 25th September 2021. The set was inspired more generally by the prefix omni-, meaning "all" (though it may also be used in reference to queer identities).
Other-pronominal

**Other-pronominal** refers to individuals who uses Dehuman pronouns and wishes to be referred to in non-human manner. These beasts may or may not be alterhuman/nonhuman, whether they feel uncomfortable or less comfortable with being referred to in a human way; they much rather be spoken to and about like a Creature/Cryptid/Monster/Other then human.

Pronouns commonly used by these creatures are:

It/its, This/that, That/its

That thing/that, This one/that one

This one's self, Anotherself, Somethingself, Thingself, Nothingself.

Those that may or may not be included are:

Voidself, Hollowself, Abominatself, Blankself, Entityself, Noneself, Nullself, Staticself, Glitchself, and any other sets the pronoun haver feels is dehuman.

Just like any other pronoun type, these individuals can use any other pronouns with these. Creatures who don't use any of these pronouns but does not wish to be afford to in a human way, might refer to themselves as: Other-lingual.[1]
Xenopronouns

*Not to be confused with neopronouns.*

# Description

**Xenopronouns** are a type of hypothetical neopronouns that cannot be understood by humans and/or expressed through human language. Theoretical examples of xenopronouns include;

* Pronouns that involve concepts that humans do not have words for.
* Pronouns whose meanings cannot be translated into any human language.
* Pronouns that include sounds that would be impossible for humans to make, if spoken.
* Pronouns that include movements that would be impossible for humans to do, if signed.
* Pronouns expressed through a form of communication that humans cannot use.

No specific examples of xenopronouns can be provided because, by their nature, it would be impossible to express through human language. For those that do use xenopronouns, for communication in human language they may use auxiliary (alternate) pronouns or wish to be treated as nullpronominal.

The one exception to this is Meow/purr, which is meant to refer to those who are or identify as cats. It *can* be written in English, however, to speak it, one would need to have the vocal system of a cat. Furthermore, the cases of the pronoun are essentially different sounds a cat makes. (ONLY in the vocative case it is not a xenopronoun.)

Xenopronouns are generally considered exclusive to alterhumans, otherkin, and alters or headmates within a system who are non-human, due to their impossibility to express in human language. It is possible that animals such as chimpanzees may use some sort of pronouns in their sign languages and random noises which have not yet been decoded by us humans. These pronouns would be xenopronouns as well.

Someone who uses xenopronouns would be called xenopronominal.

## Flag

A flag was created by an individual with the username Anamika on or before 26 March 2021.
Nullprename

## Description

**Nullprename**, **nullprenominal**, **aprenominal** or **prenameless** is the name non-conforming quality of experiencing and using no first name, one may still use a middle and/or last name. It's a subset of nullnominal.

## Origin

The term was defined by Kautr through LGBTA+ Wiki, however it's not verifiable if someone else coined it before. The term emerged as someone could be entirely nameless while someone could still identify as/with their surname.

## Etymology

Nullprename is derived from the term "prename" which means a first name.[1]

## Flag

The nullprename flag consists a dark selection of colors of specific colors that couldn't be transcripted by the time this was coined, but they were previously interpreted as atypical and supranull.

The alternate nullprename flag was made by FANDOM user Cosmic Lemon151 on July 31, 2021. It has the same implications as the original flag. The white upside down heart reflects the discomfort and disconnect one feels towards first names.

## References

1. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/prename

1. ↑ https://www.lgbtqia.wiki/w/index.php?title=Prenameless&oldid=108211
Whyself

## Description

**Whyself** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the words "**why**" and "**when**." They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | When
 Pronominal Possessive | When
 Predicative Possessive | Whens

## Origin

Coined by FANDOM user Slamathyst818 on July 7th, 2021.
Technopronouns

## Description

**Technopronouns** is the act of using text-only neopronouns. Technopronominal people are commonly multipronominal or have auxillary pronouns that can be used in spoken conversation.

Things that are included under technopronouns include:

* Emojiself pronouns.
* Pronouns that use numbers as well as letters with no clear pronunciation (ex: sh3/h3r/h3rs/h3rs/h3rself).
* Pronouns that use punctuation or contain other special characters (ex: ?/?/?s/?s/?self).
* Any other pronouns that cannot be easily say out loud (such as pronouns that do not have vowels).

Someone who uses technopronouns would be called **technopronominal**.
Pronounspike

## Description

**Pronounspike** is a term How someones pronouns may change. Certain events/feelings may trigger the change. For example, someone may be interested in space, and when they see something related to space, they might feel happiness and comfort by whatever they're seeing and change their pronouns to cosmicself.

## History

The term was coined by FANDOM user Spoosh on 11th September, 2021
Stage Pronouns

**Stage Pronouns** are pronouns which one uses or identifies with in the context of performance, especially when they don't use or identify with them otherwise. This typically refers to when one has a specific character or persona that they play the part of, and that character or persona has pronouns which are different from their own. For example, individuals who participate in drag often use or identify with different pronouns depending on whether they are performing or not.

Stage pronouns fall under the pronounfluid and mutopronoun umbrellas. Similar terms include correfluid and webpronounswap.

## History

Stage pronouns were coined by an anonymous wiki user on July 19, 2021. The term is inspired by "stage name," which is a term for pseudonyms used by performers or entertainers, often for professional purposes.
Ze/Zem

## Description

**Ze/zem** neopronouns is a gender natural pronoun set which can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Ze/Zem/Zer

 Accusative | Zem
 Pronominal Possessive | Zer
 Predicative Possessive | Zers

## Ze/Zem/Zems

 Accusative | Zem
 Pronominal Possessive | Zems
 Predicative Possessive | Zems

## Ze/Zem/Zyr

 Accusative | Zem
 Pronominal Possessive | Zyr
 Predicative Possessive | Ziys

## Ze/Zem/Zir

 Accusative | Zem
 Pronominal Possessive | Zir
 Predicative Possessive | Zirs

## Ze/Zem/Zes

 Accusative | Zem
 Pronominal Possessive | Zes
 Predicative Possessive | Zes

## Ze/Zem/Zeir

 Accusative | Zem
 Pronominal Possessive | Zeir
 Predicative Possessive | Zeirs
Pleopronouns

## Description

**Pleopronouns** (or alternately **Exopronouns**) are non-themed neopronouns. They are neither nounself pronouns nor emojiself pronouns, though may sometimes include nameself pronouns depending on the user. They are generally not based on an existing word, symbol, or descriptor, and are intended for both verbal and textual communication (thus do not include text-only pronouns).

Some examples of pleopronouns are:

* Ze/hir
* Ey/em
* Xe/xem
* Ve/ven

The original fae/faer pronoun set can also be considered pleopronouns by usage as well as origin, as they were not created with the intention of being direct derivatives of the root noun *fae*.

Someone who uses pleopronouns would be called **pleopronominal** or **exopronominal**.

## Origin

The term was created in the Pronoun Wiki Discord on 15 July 2021 by Wiki Admin Digi, with collaborative input from Wiki Admins Cosmic Lemon151 and Contie.

During discussion, pleopronouns was chosen to be the main term due to worries of exopronouns easily being confused with the term exipronouns.

## Etymology

Pleopronouns originates from the English Neo-classical prefix "pleo-", meaning "more".

Exopronouns originates from the English prefix "exo-", meaning "other/outside".

1. ↑ English Neo-classical prefixes
Snowself

## Description

**Snowself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronoun sets inspired by the word "**snow**". They may be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Sno/Snow

This pronoun set was created by Tumblr user my--gender, November 2019.

 Accusative | Snow
 Pronominal Possessive | Snows
 Predicative Possessive | Snows

## Snow/Snow

This pronoun set was created by Tumblr user yaypronouns in 2014, via a post by Tumblr user petalmeadows.

 Accusative | Snow
 Pronominal Possessive | Snow
 Predicative Possessive | Snow or Snows
 Reflexive | Snowself

1. ↑ https://yaypronouns.tumblr.com/post/75455656648/weather-themed-pronouns
They/Theys

## Description

**They/theys** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set based off the set they/them. The set may be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive

## Origin

The set was coined by FANDOM wiki user PansCakes on 23th July 2021 on the Pronoun Wiki discord server.

## Flag

Both they/theys flags were made by FANDOM wiki user PansCakes on 25th July 2021.

## References

1. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/824043946136174632/825419177463644221/868242098451808266
Who/What

## Who do Who/What pronouns apply to?

Who/What applies to those who were asked for Pronouns, and picked some, not wanting to use others pronouns, as that might be offensive to other pronouns.

Who do they apply to? They apply to anyone who wishes to use them, when asked for pronouns, they can use Who/What as their pronouns.

It can be used to separate a person, from being a person... they do not want to be seen as a person since that would suggest they have a gender or sex, which they do not wish to be part of... because pronouns and the concept of gender and even nonbinary are silly and they will not be told who they can and can't be. They wish to be simply a Who/What. Other Pronouns that can be used in this case are... One/How/Where/When.

The Users of Who/What, have been taken as a joke in many places, maybe they have a place here.

### = The Use of who/What goes as follows. =

Who/What: Who is there/What is there. That's Who right over there/That's What right over there. Who has arrived/What has arrived.

Whom/Whatz: To Whom are you speaking/ To Whatz Are you speaking

Whoself/Whatself: They believe in Whomselves/ They believe in whatselves.

Whosown/Whatsown: They will mind whosown business/ They will mind Whatsown business.

###### = Other Pronouns of the Line accepted by Who/What =

One/Oneself/Onesown

They/Their/Them

How/When/Where

Howself/Whenself/Whereself

Howsown/Whensown/Wheresown

### = The Flag of Who/What =

The Flag we use... much like we are not people/persons, our flag, is everywhere, it is omnipresent, always visible, our flag, is the Infinite Cosmos, the sun, the moon, the stars, the sky, the ground, it is not confined to a single scrap of fabric, or to represent a single category of peoples, for what better way to have Who/What, than exactly what it sounds like... to be left a question, yet answered the moment you ask it.
Peh/Pehm

## Description

**Peh/pehm** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns that can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. It oridinated from Dicebox, a science-fiction webcomic that uses the pronoun “peh” to both refer to people of ambiguous gender and in formal contexts where gender is considered unimportant.

(**Warning: Dicebox contains mature themes**)

 Accusative | Pehm
 Pronominal Possessive | Peh's
 Predicative Possessive | Peh's
Tripronominal

## Description

**Tripronominal** is the act of going by and identifying with exactly three sets of pronouns. It is a subset of multipronominal. The most common example of tripronouns would likely be someone who uses she/her, he/him, and they/them pronouns, however tripronoun people can go by any three pronoun sets, including neopronouns.

Tripronoun experiences may include:

* Using three sets of pronouns at the same time. One might alternate between pronouns every other sentence or in the middle of a sentence.

* Using different sets of pronouns at different times. This is common for genderfluid people, they may feel like one gender one day, and a different gender the next, and they may change their pronouns to reflect that.

* Letting other people decide which pronouns to use. One may simply let other people choose which of one's three pronoun sets they want to use.
Unipronominal

## Description

**Unipronominal**, also known as **monopronominal**, is the act of going by and identifying with exactly one set of pronouns. This can be any single pronouns set including the standard pronoun sets (he, she, they) or a single neopronoun set.

Unipronoun people are not multipronominal and do not use auxiliary pronouns.
Zey/Zap

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**Zey/Zap**, or **Zapself**, are a gender-neutral neopronouns pronoun set.[*citation needed*] Anyone can use this pronoun set regardless of their gender identity or gender expression.

## How To Use

 Accusative | Zap
 Pronominal Possessive | Zaps
 Predicative Possessive | Zaps
 Reflexive | Zapself

## See Also

* Zey/Zem
* Zhey/Zhem
Pastelself

## Description

**Pastelself** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronouns inspired by the word "**pastel**". They can reference pastel aesthetics or pastel colours, and can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Pa/Pastel

 Accusative | Pastel
 Pronominal Possessive | Pas
 Predicative Possessive | Past
Pa has to drive *pasself* to school

## Pastel/Pastel and Pas/Pastel

 Accusative | Pastel
 Pronominal Possessive | Pastels
 Predicative Possessive | Pastels
Pas has to drive *pastelself* to school

## Pas/Pas

 Accusative | Pas
 Pronominal Possessive | Stels or Tels
 Predicative Possessive | Stels or Tels
 Reflexive | Stelself or Telself or Pastelself
Pas has to drive *telself* to school OR
Pas has to drive *pastelself* to school

## Origin

* The pa/pastel pronoun set was created by an unknown user via the Tumblr page pronoun-provider on an unknown date.
* The pastel/pastel pronoun set was created by pronouny user swagpoggerzzz on an unknown date.
* The pas/pastel pronoun set was created by pronouny user cursedbeing\_ on an unknown date.
* The pas/pas pronoun set was created by FANDOM user Contie, 1st July 2021.

## Flag

The pastelself flag was created by FANDOM user Contie, 23rd July 2021.

1. ↑ https://pronoun-provider.tumblr.com/pronouns
2. ↑ https://pronouny.xyz/pronouns/5f30b3ae7e8fde0015d75396
3. ↑ https://pronouny.xyz/pronouns/5fa542ff9e87920015b0ed38
Snowflakeself

## Description

**Snowflakeself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**snowflake**", they can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Flake/Flakes

Flake/flakes set:

 Accusative | Flake
 Pronominal Possessive | Flakes
 Predicative Possessive | Flakes

## Snow/Snowflake

Snow/Snowflake set:

 Accusative | Snowflake
 Pronominal Possessive | Snowflakes
 Predicative Possessive | Snowflakes