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Zeucorp

**Zeucorp** – jedna z największych korporacji na świecie, zajmująca się ochroną danych wielu firm i korporacji przez, które zostaje ona zatrudniana. W swojej firmie posiadają setki hakerów światowej sławy, których to zatrudnili po to, aby oni uczyli nowe osoby w firmie tych technik.

Ubezpieczenie u Zeucorp jest bardzo drogie i kosztuje grube miliony, lecz jeśli się je ma to posiada się pewność, że nikt nie da rady wyciągnąć danych ze swojej firmy. Jedyną sytuacją kiedy udało się ominąć systemy Zeucorp, to było w 2054 roku w firmie Hawares Lite po czym kiedy odkryto hakerów, którzy byli za to odpowiedzialni (czym zajęło się Zeucorp) zatrudniono ich do Zeucorp.

## Polityka

Zeucorp dąży do jednego celu, czyli władzy ekonomiczno-politycznej w Stanach Zjednoczonych. Jeśli ktoś im przeszkodzi np. wyciągając ich różne tajemnice na zewnątrz to natychmiastowo ów dane znikają z mediów, a osoby odpowiedzialne za dany wyciek informacji znikają bez śladu.

## Siedziba

Ich główna siedziba została wybudowana w 2015 roku w Nowym Whiteley i jest ona jednym z największych budynków w całej metropolii. Budynek posiada ponad 2000 metrów wysokości, ma wiele tysięcy biur i specjalnych garaży na aeroloty.
Gage Briggs

Gage Briggs is a retired WSCS runner. He last competed part-time in the series.

## Career

Gage Briggs made his WSCS debut in Season 1, and like Dustin Shewbert, only missed 1 race. In Season 2, he attempted a full-time run in pursuit of the championship, but ended up missing 2 races and placing 2nd in the final standings, 2 points ahead of Dustin Shewbert. After Season 2, he left the school where races were held, and is retired for good.

## Stats

 2
 All Time
Mistself

## Description

**Mi/mist** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**mist**", it can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by pronouns archive. Coined by pronouns archive on July 2016.

 Accusative | Mist
 Pronominal Possessive | Mist or Mists or Mis
Mi walked *mists* dog today OR
 Predicative Possessive | Mist or Mists
 Reflexive | Mistself
WSCS Runners Wiki

**Welcome to the WSCS Runners Wiki!**
This wiki is all about the runners of the Wilderness Survivors Cup Series

We're a collaborative community website about WSCS Runners that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

PlaceholderA page about your topicPlaceholderA Main CharacterPlaceholderThe First EpisodePlaceholderAn Important LocationPlaceholderA Key EventPlaceholderA Crucial Item

*Need help building out this community?*

* Rules of this wiki
* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
* Managing your new community
* Guides
* All Help articles

You can also be part of the larger Fandom family of communities. Visit Fandom's Community Central!

*Community Founders*: Write a good and paragraph-length description for your welcome section about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it. Then you should visit the admin dashboard for more tips.
Nikolas Swift

**Nikolas Swift** was a runner in the WSCS. He competed full-time in the series, racing for NWS Racing.

## Career

Nikolas Swift is the founder of the WSCS. He is the only runner to compete in every race. He has won 16 career races in his 36 starts. He has won the championships of both seasons so far, and currently leads the standings in Season 3.

## Stats

 2
 3
 All Time
Stany Zjednoczone Ameryki

**Stany Zjednoczone Ameryki** – państwo znajdujące się w Ameryce Północnej składające się z 47 stanów. Stolicą kraju jest Waszyngton, a prezydentem od 2060 roku jest Billy Redson, który wyprowadza gospodarkę USA na prostą dzięki czemu miliony amerykanów go wielbi i cieszy się on szacunkiem wśród rodaków.
Hei/Heim (u/hiitsyaz)

**Hei/Heim**, or **Hazeself**, are a gender-neutral neopronouns pronoun set derived from the word "haze," and are an addition to the haze/hazes pronouns set.[*citation needed*] Anyone can use this pronoun set regardless of their gender identity or gender expression.

## How To Use

 Accusative | Heim
 Pronominal Possessive | Haze
 Predicative Possessive | Hazes

## History

The hei/heim pronoun set was coined by Reddit user u/hiitsyaz during April of 2021.[*citation needed*] The hei/heim pronoun set was created by Reddit user u/hiitsyaz at an unknown time.[*citation needed*]

## Flag

The hei/heim flag by Reddit user u/hiitsyaz. The colours on this flag are dull to represent the haziness one could feel when using these pronouns.
Auxiliary Names

## Description

**Auxiliary names**, also known as **alternate names**, are a names that one likes less than their primary name(s), but still allows others to use to refer to oneself. Auxiliary names are usually used by people who use uncommon and/or names derived from nouns which aren't typically used as names, and serve as a back up option for people who cannot use their preferred name.

For example, someone whose preferred preferred name is Bat, however, they will allow people to use Alex, making Alex an auxiliary name. People with names that are only able to be used though text (perhaps due to having symbols and/or punctuation in them) will typically have auxiliary names.

## Origin

Auxiliary names was coined by FANDOM user Cosmic Lemon151 on July 31, 2021, and is inspired by auxiliary pronouns.

## Flag

The auxiliary names flag was made by FANDOM user Cosmic Lemon151 on July 31, 2021, and is based off both the auxiliary pronouns flag and name flags such as the fraynominal flag.
Gray/Gray

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.

**Gray/Gray** (may also be **Grey/Grey**), or **Grayself** (may also be **Greyself**), are a nepronouns pronoun set inspired by the word "gray" or "grey."[*citation needed*] Anyone can use this pronoun set regardless of their gender identity or gender expression.

## How To Use

 Accusative
 Pronominal
Possessive
 Predicative
Possessive
 Reflective
Grey draws *greyself* to school

## Gallery

Grayself flag flag by Fandom user Starry-Cometcon101[*citation needed*]
Jabberwockyself

## Description

**Jabberwockyself** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**Jabberwocky***",* which is the title of a popular poem by Lewis Carroll. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Jabber
 Pronominal Possessive | Wock
 Predicative Possessive | Wocky or Wocks
 Reflexive | Jabberwocky

## Origin

Coined by FANDOM user Slamathyst818 in April of 2021.
A

**A**, or **a**, is the first letter and the first vowel letter of the modern English alphabet and the ISO basic Latin alphabet. Its name in English is *a* (pronounced /ˈeɪ/), plural *aes*. It is similar in shape to the Ancient Greek letter alpha, from which it derives. The uppercase version consists of the two slanting sides of a triangle, crossed in the middle by a horizontal bar. The lowercase version can be written in two forms: the double-storey **a** and single-storey **ɑ**. The latter is commonly used in handwriting and fonts based on it, especially fonts intended to be read by children, and is also found in italic type.

In the English grammar, "a", and its variant "an", are indefinite articles.
Lupusself

## Description

**Lup/Lupuself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun inspired by the word "**lupus**", the Latin name for the grey wolf. The pronoun can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user pronoun archive on May 2019.

 Accusative | Lup
 Pronominal Possessive | Lupus
 Predicative Possessive | Lupus

## Flag

The Lupuself flag was created by fandom user IIAprionII on July 26, 2021.
Fluffself

## Description

**Fluffself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**fluff**". It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression, and was created by Tumblr user pronouns archive, January 2016.

 Accusative | Fluff
 Pronominal Possessive | Fluffs
 Predicative Possessive | Fluffs
Gender Expression

**Gender expression**, also known as **gender presentation**, describes the way(s) one may outwardly or publicly present or express their gender identity. Some forms of gender expression include personal pronouns, the way one dresses, one's hairstyle, body language, voice, and other behaviors. One's gender expression does not have to correspond to one's gender identity (i.e. someone who is male can use she/her/hers pronouns, for example).

## References

1. ↑ https://www.ohrc.on.ca/en/policy-preventing-discrimination-because-gender-identity-and-gender-expression/3-gender-identity-and-gender-expression
2. ↑ https://www.talkspace.com/blog/gender-identity-vs-gender-expression/
He/him

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.
**He/him** is a traditionally masculine pronoun set, commonly used by **men**, **masculine-aligned** people, or people who want to present **masculinely**. Though this is not a set rule.

## How To Use

 Accusative | Him
 Pronominal Possessive | His
 Predicative Possessive | His
 Vocative

## Pronunciation

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive
 Vocative

## History

During the Middle English and Modern English periods a supposedly masculine personal pronoun "him" was considered gender neutral and said nothing about the gender or sex of the individual, however it later became more strongly associated with only men. In the 18th century, when prescriptive grammarians decided that singular "they" was no longer acceptable as a gender-neutral pronoun, they instead recommended "gender-neutral he" when referring to a generic person.

## Flags

He/him pronouns from Pride-FlagsHe/him pronouns flag by GeekyCornHe/him pronouns flag by BLACKDOGZZ
## References

1. ↑ https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/He-Him-Pronouns-2-870950697
Acruxself

**Acruxself** is a gender-neutral neopronouns and nounself pronoun set inspired by the word "Acrux", which is a star in the constellation of Crux. It can also be considered inspired by the star itself. Therefore these pronouns are also space/star related.

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

## How to Use

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive

## Pronunciation

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive

## History

The acruxself pronoun set was coined by an anonymous user on the Tumblr user pronoun-provider's blog on August 20th, 2016. The acruxself flag, and its matching alternative version, were created by FANDOM user Contie on 19th July 2021.

## Flags

Acruxself pronoun set flag by ContieAlternative Acruxself pronoun set flag by Contie
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://web.archive.org/web/20160903204911/http://pronoun-provider.tumblr.com/

## See Also

* Nounself Pronouns
* Starself
* Neopronouns
* Achernarself
Auxiliary Pronouns

## Description

**Auxiliary pronouns**, also known as **alternate pronouns**, are a pronoun set or sets that one likes less than their primary pronoun set(s), but still allows others to use to refer to oneself. Auxiliary pronouns are usually used by people who use neopronouns and serve as a back up option for people who cannot use their preferred pronouns- such as people whose first language is not English, people with learning disabilities, or people who otherwise may find it difficult to understand how to properly use an unfamiliar pronoun set.

For example, someone whose preferred pronouns are xe/xem, however, they will allow people to use they/them if one has difficultly understanding how to properly use a new pronoun set, making they/them an auxiliary pronoun set. People with emojiself pronouns will commonly use auxiliary pronouns when in spoken conversation.

## Origin

It is unknown when the term was coined, however it has been used amongst the community since 2014.
Multipronominal

## Description

**Multipronominal** is the act of going by and identifying with multiple sets of pronouns. There are multiple ways in which one can go by multiple pronoun sets. The most common example of multipronominal is someone who uses she/they or someone who uses he/they, though multipronominal people can go by any combination of pronouns, including neopronouns, and can also have any number of pronouns.

People who have two sets of pronouns may have identify as bipronominal, those with three may identify as tripronominal. Those who identify with all pronouns may be panpronominal.

Multipronoun experiences may include:

* Using two sets of pronouns at the same time. One might alternate between pronouns every other sentence or in the middle of a sentence. (When *he* does not get a haircut, *her* hair grows long.)

* 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 pronoun sets they want to use.

## Origin

Multipronominal was coined at an unknown point, however it has been used amongst the community since early 2020.
Bee/Bee

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.
**Bee/Bee**, or **Beeself**, are a gender-neutral neopronouns pronoun set inspired by the word "bee." Anyone can use this pronoun set regardless of their gender identity or gender expression.

## How To Use

 Accusative | Bee
 Pronominal Possessive | Bees
 Predicative Possessive | Bees

## History

The bee/bee pronoun set was coined by pronouns archive in June of 2016.[*citation needed*] The bee/bee flag was created by Fandom user Ringotheman.[*citation needed*] An alternate bee/bee flag was created by Fandom user GoatsJourney.[*citation needed*] Two alternate bee/bee flags were created by Tumblr user lizardbytheriver on November 3, 2023.

## Flag

Bee/bee flag by Fandom user Ringotheman[*citation needed*]Alternate bee/bee flag by Fandom user GoatsJourney[*citation needed*]Alternate bee/bee flag by Tumblr user lizardbytheriverAlternate bee/bee flag without text by Tumblr user lizardbytheriver
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 https://www.tumblr.com/lizardbytheriver/733001143753523200/beebees-pronoun-flag-be-kind-to-people-with?source=share
Aquiself

## Description

**Aquiself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the prefix "**aqui**-", which means **water**. It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Aqui
 Pronominal Possessive | Aqui
 Predicative Possessive | Aquis

## Origin

Coined by Tumblr user pronoun archive on February 2019.
Breadself

## Description

**Breadself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**bread**" or "**breadstick**". They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Bre
 Pronominal Possessive | Bread
 Predicative Possessive | Breads
Bre had to drive *breadstick* to school
Eself

## Description

**Eself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns sets inspired by the English letter "**e**", it's should be pronounced as it's letter name. These may be considered meme pronouns, but they do not have to be. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## E/e

 Accusative | E
 Pronominal Possessive | E
 Predicative Possessive | E

## E/e's

 Accusative | E
 Pronominal Possessive | E's
 Predicative Possessive | E's

## Origin

The eself pronoun set was coined by FANDOM user ringotheman on June 11th, 2021 on the Pronoun FANDOM wiki.
Hx/Hxm

## Description

Hx/Hxm neopronouns is a masculine pronoun set based off the he/him set, It was created by replacing the "e" in the set with an "x". The set may mainly be used by masculine-aligned people or people who want to present masculine, but it may be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
Milletself

## Description

**Mil/millet** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**millet**". They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive

## Origin

The pronouns were coined by FANDOM user PansCakes on June 28th 2021.
Crosspronominal

## Description

**Crosspronominal**, previously known as **transpronominal**, is the use of atypical pronoun sets, that do not align with or are uncommon for ones gender identity,

It is a form of gender non-conformity. Examples include:

* binary women using any pronoun(s) other than *she*
* binary men using any pronoun(s) other than *he*
* non-binary people using *she* or *he*. (Non-binary people who use he/him or she/her may also identify as difpronominal).

## Origin

It's unknown when the term was coined, however it has been used amongst the community since 2018.

Previously, the term transpronominal was sometimes used as a synonym for crosspronominal, however as of February 16, 2021 transpronominal has another definition that is different from crosspronominal.
Blueself

## Description

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

 Accusative | Blue
 Pronominal Possessive | Blues
 Predicative Possessive | Blues
Blu has to drive *bluself* to school
Daffodilself

## Description

**Daffodilself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**daffodil**". It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity and expression.

 Accusative | Dil
 Pronominal Possessive | Daffo OR
Daffos
 Predicative Possessive | Dils
Daffodilself
Daff has to drive *Daffodilself* to school

## Origin

It was created by FANDOM user Slamathyst818 in April of 2021.
Biself

## Description

**B/bi** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the **bi**- suffix used in such identities as "**bisexual**" and "**biromantic**". They can be used regardless of gender identify or expression.

 Accusative | Bi
 Pronominal Possessive | Bis
 Predicative Possessive | Bs

## Origin

Coined by FANDOM user FemiTheFemaric on April 2021.
Denebself

## Description

**Denebself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**Deneb**", which is the first-magnitude star in the constellation of Cygnus. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user pronoun provider on August 2016.

 Accusative | Den
 Pronominal Possessive | Neb
 Predicative Possessive | Deneb
Fennecself

## Description

   **Fennecself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set, inspired by the word "**fennec**" as in the fennec fox. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Nec
 Pronominal Possessive | Fennec's
 Predicative Possessive | Fennec's
 Reflexive | Fenself

## Origin

The fen/fenself pronoun set was created by by FANDOM user Mood Lore.

The fen/fenself flag was created by FANDOM user LunaTheDoe, June 12th 2021.
Dreamself (Dream Team)

## Description

   **Dreamself (Dream Team Version)** are a set of gender neutral neopronouns which were created to mock the neopronoun community and shouldn't be used in reference to the content creator Dream.

Alternatively the dreamself set of pronouns used not in reference to Dream are a valid set of pronouns but may need clarification as to not be confused with the disrespectful set.
Ca/Car

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**Ca/Car**, or **Cardinalself**, are a gender neutral neopronouns pronoun set inspired by the word "cardinal", which is a type of bird. Anyone can use this pronoun set regardless of gender identity or gender expression.

## How To Use

 Accusative | Car
 Pronominal Possessive | Cardin
 Predicative Possessive | Cardi
Ca has to drive *cardiself* to school

## History

The ca/car pronoun set was coined by Tumblr user pronoun provider in July of 2016.

## Flag

Ca/car pronouns flag created by Reddit user u/hiitsyaz
Hself

## Description

**Hself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns sets inspired by the English letter "**h**", it's should be pronounced as it's letter name. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## H/h

 Accusative | H
 Pronominal Possessive | H
 Predicative Possessive | H

## H/h's

 Accusative | H
 Pronominal Possessive | H's
 Predicative Possessive | H's

## Origin

The hself pronoun set was coined by FANDOM user Cosmic Lemon151 on January 22th, 2022.
Cispronominal

## Description

**Cispronominal** is the act of exclusively using the pronouns associated with one's assigned gender at birth or the pronouns that are common for one’s assigned gender at birth. It refers to someone who is not someone who is not transpronominal or crosspronominal.

Cispronominal can only describe cisgender people, however not all cisgender people are cispronominal. For example, a cis woman who uses xe/xem pronouns wouldn't be cispronominal.
Galaxyself

## Description

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

## Ga/Gal

   The earliest use of these neopronouns was on the blog of Tumblr user xeno-aligned, posted on May 7, 2019.

Ga/gal set:

 Accusative | Gal
 Pronominal Possessive | Gala
 Predicative Possessive | Galax

## Gala/Galas

Gala/galas set:

 Accusative | Gala
 Pronominal Possessive | Galas
 Predicative Possessive | Galas

1. ↑ https://xeno-aligned.tumblr.com/post/184710812556/any-starspace-themed-pronouns
Canopusself

## Description

**Canopusself** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**Canopus**", which is a **star** in the constellation of **Carina**. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

Coined by Tumblr user pronoun-provider and an anonymous user on August 20 2016.

 Accusative | Cap
 Pronominal Possessive | Nop
 Predicative Possessive | Nopus
Ca has to drive *canopuself* to school OR
Ca has to drive *canopusself* to school

1. ↑ https://pronoun-provider.tumblr.com/post/149230148972/more-stars-mimimsaosamimosaselfmimoself
Cronusself

## Description

**Cronusself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**Cronus**" which is the roman counterpart of Saturn. It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. It was created by pronouns archive, October 2015.

 Accusative | Cron
 Pronominal Possessive | Crons
 Predicative Possessive | Crons
Ab/Omin

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**Ab/Omin** are a gender-neutral set of dehumanising neopronouns and nounself pronouns based on the word "abomination". They are one of the sets under the abominationself pronoun umbrella.

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

### Disclaimer & Caution

The word *"abomination"* shortened to *"abo"* is not included here and we strongly discourage against it's usage as a pronoun since it is a slur for Native/Aboriginal Australians. However, Native/Aboriginal Australians are welcome to reclaim this version.

## How to Use

 Accusative
 Promonimal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflective

## Pronunciation

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflective

## History

The coining of all pronoun sets under the abominationself umbrella were discussed by Fandom user Digi on July 6th, 2021, in the Pronoun Wiki discord server. Ideas were shortly abandoned due to concerns of the nominative accidentally turning out to be a slur. The pronoun sets were then re-coined on August 12th, 2021, in another independent MOGAI discord server. There is currently no ab/abom pronoun flag.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List\_of\_ethnic\_slurs

## See Also

* Nounself Pronouns
* Dehuman Pronouns
* Abominationself
Cometself

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.
**Com/Com**, or **Cometself**, **are a** neopronoun pronoun set inspired by the word "comet". Anyone can use this pronoun set regardless of identity or expression.

## How To Use

 Accusative | Com
 Pronominal Possessive | Comet or Comets
 Predicative Possessive | Comets
Faunpronominal

## Description

**Faunpronominal** is when one is only comfortable with traditionally masculine and neutral pronouns. They may or may not use neopronouns in addition to traditionally masculine/neutral pronouns.

One's pronouns may also fluctuate in intensity, although one doesn't have to be pronounflux to be faunpronominal.

The traditionally feminine counterpart is faepronominal and the traditionally neutral part is florpronominal.

## Panfaunpronominal

**Panfaunpronominal**, also called **Panfaun**, is when one uses all pronouns besides traditionally feminine ones, including neopronouns.

Those who are panfaunpronominal do not have a preference between which pronouns are used for them.

## Omnifaunpronominal

**Omnifaunpronominal**, also called **Omnifaun**, is when one uses all pronouns besides traditionally feminine ones, including neopronouns.

Those who are omnifaunpronominal have a preference on which pronouns are used for them. The preference may fluctuate.

## Panfaunpronominalflux

**Panfaunpronominalflux**, also called **Panomnifaunpronominalflux** or **Omnipanfaunpronominal**, sometimes shortened to **Panfaunflux**, **Panomniflux**, and **Omnipanfaun**, is when one uses all pronouns besides traditionally masculine ones, including neopronouns.

One is fluid between having a preference and having no preference for which pronouns are used for them.

## Origins

Faunpronominal was coined by Tumblr user the-aoi-collective-term-archive on February 28th, 2022.

Panfaunpronominal was coined by FANDOM user FruitySystem on the LGBTA Wiki on December 25th, 2021. The flag was created on January 18th, 2022 by the same user.

## References

https://archive.ph/https://the-aoi-collective-term-archive.tumblr.com/post/677450380572082176/faunpronominal

https://www.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Panfaunpronominal

https://www.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Omnifaunpronominal

https://www.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Panfaunpronominalflux
Lucidself

## Description

**Lucidself** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**lucid**", in reference to lucid dreams. Lucid dreams are a type of dream where the dreamer becomes aware that they are dreaming. During a lucid dream, the dreamer may gain some amount of control over the dream characters, narrative, and environment; however, this is not actually necessary for a dream to be described as lucid.

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

## Origin

They were coined by FANDOM user GelidCollective on 4 June 2021, alongside dre/dreamself.

 Accusative
 Promonimal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucid\_dream
2. ↑ https://pronoun.fandom.com/wiki/Dre/Dreamself?commentId=4400000000000022269&replyId=4400000000000125978
Name Non-Conforming

## Description

**Name non-conforming** is a form of gender non-conformity in which one's has a non-normative name experience.

This includes:

* People whose names do not traditionally align with their gender (crossnominal).
* People who haven't decided on a new name.
* Trans people who choose to go by their birth name.
* People whose names are not typically used as names.
* People whose names are not derivative of anything and have not been used by a significant amount of people.
* People who do not go by any name (nameless).
* People who go by multiple names (multinominal).
* People whose name changes (nomifluid and nomiflux).

Even if somebody does fall under one or more of these categories, they are not forced to use this term if they aren't comfortable with it.

## Origin

The term name non-conformity was coined by Discord user jawsome274 on February 1, 2021, on the LGBTA Wiki Discord server. It was later posted to Tumblr on the same day.

## Flag

The flag was also created by Discord user jawsome274 on the same day. The blue on the flag represents masculine gender identities and names, the pink represents feminine gender identities and names, the red represents androgynous gender identities and names, the yellow represents completely unrelated gender identities and names with no connection to typical human names, and the black represents neutral or genderless gender identities and names derivative of nothing.

The alternate name non-conforming flag was made by FANDOM user Cosmic Lemon151 on July 31, 2021. It has the same meaning as the original flag but uses the heart symbol which depicts the comfort and connection one may have to their name(s).

## Resources

1. ↑ https://jawsome274.tumblr.com/post/641885409683619840/new-term-name-noncomfirming-for-when-your-gender
Constellationself

## Description

**Constellationself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**constellation**". It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Co/Con

This pronoun set was created by an anonymous Tumblr user, July 2016.

 Accusative | Con
 Pronominal Possessive | Cons
 Predicative Possessive | Const
Co has to drive *constelself* to school OR
Co has to drive *consteself* to school

## Con/Stel

The con/stel pronoun set was created by FANDOM user Contie, August 3rd 2021.

 Accusative | Stel
 Pronominal Possessive | Stels
 Predicative Possessive | Stels
Con has to drive *stelself* to school OR
Con has to drive *consteself* to school
Jself

## Description

**Jself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns sets inspired by the English letter "**j**", it's should be pronounced as it's letter name. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## J/j

 Accusative | J
 Pronominal Possessive | J
 Predicative Possessive | J

## J/j's

 Accusative | J
 Pronominal Possessive | J's
 Predicative Possessive | J's

## Origin

The jself pronoun set was coined by FANDOM user Cosmic Lemon151 on January 22th, 2022.
Astro/Astrim

## Description

**Astro/Astrim** is a masculine neopronoun set. It’s a combination of an astro pronoun set and He/Him. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Where He/His would be used, it is replaced by Astro/Astros. Where “Him” is used, it is replaced by Astrim (due to the similar ending sound- RIM/HIM)

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive

## Origin

The pronoun set was coined by FANDOM user Astronomical Chaos on an unknown date, but added to this wiki on December 15th 2022.
Hy/Hym

## Description

**Hy/hym** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set, it leans masculine due to the pronunciation sounding identical to the he/him set. Despite this, it can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user z0op blog on July 2016.

 Accusative | Hym
 Pronominal Possessive | Hys
 Predicative Possessive | Hys
Glibpronouns

## Description

**Glibpronouns** are a type of neopronouns that are essentially nonsensical, with little to no extractable meaning.

Things that are included under glibpronouns include:

* They were made by using sounds, letters, or numbers that the maker liked.
* They aren't connected to any existing word, unlike nounself pronouns.
* They were made by putting so many words together that the pronouns lost their lexical meaning.

Examples of glibpronouns are:

* Fiip/fiop/fiops/fiips/fiipself
* Yot/yom/yegs/yegs/yomself
* Ktlsk/iwnl/jwla/wjbq/wksqjself
* Plet/plet/plets/plets/pletself

Someone who uses glibpronouns would be called **glibpronominal**.
Bugself

## Description

**Bugself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**bug**", they can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. They were coined by Tumblr user princenstolas in 2014.

 Accusative | Bug
 Pronominal Possessive | Bugs
 Predicative Possessive | Bugs
 Reflexive | Bugself
Cactusself

## Description

**Cactusself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**cactus**". They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Possibly coined by Tumblr user Providing pronouns.

 Accusative | Cactus
 Pronominal Possessive | Cactuses
 Predicative Possessive | Cactuses
Meowself

## Description

**Meowself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns inspired by the word "**meow**". Anyone can use them regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user pronouns archive on November 2015.

 Accusative | Meow
 Pronominal Possessive | Meows or Mews
 Predicative Possessive | Meows or Mews
 Reflexive | Meowself
Aexnounphoric

**Aexnounphoric** is a term used to describe individuals who are fine with all pronouns but derive more euphoria from pronouns not associated with their assigned gender at birth, or AGAB. For example, an assigned female at birth (AFAB) aexnounphoric person would be fine with all pronouns, but do not feel as much euphoria from being referred to by she/her pronouns.

This term is intended for use by individuals who have an AGAB, but individuals who do not are free to use the term as well.

## History

This term was coined by Tumblr user mogaiz-heaven on June 19th, 2021. The aexnounphoric flag was also created by mogaiz-heaven on the same date.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 https://www.tumblr.com/mogaiz-heaven/654458319428304896/aexnounphoric

## See Also

* Multipronominal
* Mispronominal
* Panpronominal
Ephimaself

The pronouns "Ephi/Ephim/Ephimaself" are typically utilized by individuals who identify as Ephemagender, a gender orientation characterized by its elusive, ever-changing nature. These pronouns are designed to reflect the unique gender experiences of those who identify with this gender identity, though they hypothetically can be used by any individual, regardless of gender orientation.

#### Ephi/Ephim/Ephimaself

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive

#### Eph/Ephi/Ephiself

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive

Please be respectful and considerate of individuals who use the Ephi/Ephim/Ephiself or Eph/Ephi/Ephiself pronoun sets to express their gender identity. It's essential to use these pronouns in accordance with an individual's preferences and identity.

#### Additional Information:

- Ephemagender is a gender orientation characterized by its ever-changing nature and its tendency to be impossible to pinpoint or describe definitively. Those who identify as Ephemagender may experience gender as fading in and out of awareness while still being firmly present within their sense of self.
Glimmerself

## Description

**Glim/glimmer** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**glimmer**", they can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user uncommongenders on August 2016.

 Accusative | Glim
 Pronominal Possessive | Glimmer
 Predicative Possessive | Glimmers
Dipperself

## Description

**Dipperself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**dipper**", in reference to "Big Dipper", which is a large group of stars on the constellation Ursa Major. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user pronoun provider on July 2016.

 Accusative | Dip
 Pronominal Possessive | Dipper
 Predicative Possessive | Dippers
Cooself

## Description

**Cooself** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**coo**", a sound made by several bird species, and commonly associated with doves or pigeons. It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. It was created by Tumblr user pronoun archive, June 2019.

 Accusative | Coo
 Pronominal Possessive | Coos
 Predicative Possessive | Coos
Emojiself Pronouns

## Description

   **Emojiself pronouns** are a form of gender neutral neopronouns. They are similar to nounself pronouns but instead of using letters they use emojis or other pictograms. They might be used for a number of reasons, such as one liking the way the emoji looks, liking the way they may sound in their head, or because one feels the emoji describes them or reflects something about their gender well.

Emojiself pronouns are meant to be used in text based communication only. They cannot be pronounced and are not intended to be pronounced, but some may have spoken alternatives. Most emoji pronoun users have pronouns to be used in spoken conversation. Some emoji pronoun users will use a nounself pronoun set based on the emoji, other emojiself pronoun users might use pronouns like he, she, they, or other pronouns that are unrelated to the emoji in spoken conversation. Others may go by no pronouns in speech.

An example of emojiself pronouns is:

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive

Spoken alternatives to the above set of emojiself pronouns could be:

* Be/Berryself
* Straw/Strawberryself
* Fruit/Fruitself
Cself

## Description

**Cself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns sets inspired by the English letter "**c**", it's should be pronounced as it's letter name. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## C/c

 Accusative | C
 Pronominal Possessive | C
 Predicative Possessive | C

## C/c's

 Accusative | C
 Pronominal Possessive | C's
 Predicative Possessive | C's

## Origin

The cself pronoun set was coined by FANDOM user Cosmic Lemon151 on January 22th, 2022.
Cryoself

## Description

**Cryoself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the suffix "**cryo-**", meaning “**icy cold**” and “**frost**”. It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. It was created by an anonymous Tumblr user, July 2016.

 Accusative | Car
 Pronominal Possessive | Cro
 Predicative Possessive | Cryo
Lavenderself

## Description

**Lavenderself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns inspired by the word "**lavender**". They can be used in reference to the colour or flower, and can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. The lav/laven pronoun set was created by Tumblr user uncommongenders, March 2019.

 Accusative | Laven
 Pronominal Possessive | Ven or Der or Lavend
Lav walked *der* dog today OR
 Predicative Possessive | Vens or Ders or Lavends
If I need a phone my friend will let me borrow *ders OR*
 Reflexive | Lavenself or Lavendself or Lavenderself
Lav has to drive *lavendself* to school OR
Lav has to drive *lavenderself* to school
Blankself

## Description

**Blankself** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**blank**". It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Blankself

 Accusative | Blank
 Pronominal Possessive | Blanks
 Predicative Possessive | Blanks

## Origin

This pronoun was coined by fandom user IIAprionII on June 15th 2021.
Flareself

## Description

**Flareself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**flare**". It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression, and was created by Tumblr user pronoun provider, July 2016.

 Accusative | Flare
 Pronominal Possessive | Flares
 Predicative Possessive | Flares
Exeself

## Description

**Exeself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set derived from the file format "**.exe**". They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr blog pronoun-provider on July 27th 2016.

### Exeself

 Accusative | Exe
 Pronominal Possessive | Exes or Exeir
 Predicative Possessive | Exes

### .exeself

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive

1. ↑ https://pronoun-provider.tumblr.com/post/148051751382/file-extensions-pronouns
Birdself

## Description

**Birdself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**bird**", it can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user moths muster on December 2019.

 Accusative | Birds
 Pronominal Possessive | Birds
 Predicative Possessive | Birds
 Reflexive | Birdself
Happyself

## Description

**Ha/py** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**happy**" and "**smile**". They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by fandom user FemiTheFemaric on April 2021.

 Accusative | Py
 Pronominal Possessive | Pys
 Predicative Possessive | Happys
Castorself

## Description

**Castorself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**castor**" which is a **star** in the zodiac constellation of **Gemini**. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by and anonymous Tumblr user on August 2016.

 Accusative | Cas
 Pronominal Possessive | Tor
 Predicative Possessive | Astor
Aprespronominal

## Description

**Aprespronominal** is a term for when an individual only feels comfortable being referred to with certain pronouns by those who are close to them. Those who are not close to them cannot use those pronouns, but would instead use different or no pronouns.

For example, someone could use they/them pronouns, but only allow others close to them to use she/her for them.

## Origins

The term was coined by DespOIcito on the LGBTA Wiki Discord server on January 20, 2023.
Eerieself

## Description

**Eerieself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**eerie**", which is strange and frightening feeling. It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Eerie
 Pronominal Possessive | Eerie
 Predicative Possessive | Eeries

## Origin

This set of pronouns is coined by FANDOM user AzenhawkeArts at a unknown date
Em/Er

## Description

**Em/er** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by "**them**" and "**her/hers**" from the they/them and she/her pronoun sets, it was made by removing the "th" and "h" from the sets. It was originally just gender neutral slag language but then it was changed to be related to the they/them and she/her sets. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Em
 Pronominal Possessive | Er
 Predicative Possessive | Ers

## Origin

Coined by FANDOM user MaxTheTransGuy on 9th of May, 2021.
Basilself

## Description

**Basilself** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**basil**". They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Basil
 Pronominal Possessive | Basils
 Predicative Possessive | Basils

## Flag

A flag was created by FANDOM user Cosmic Lemon151 on or before 30 April 2021.
Assumipronominal

## Description

**Assumipronominal** is a type of pronoun fluidity in which one uses whatever pronouns the person speaking to them would assume or guess that they use. It is distinct from panpronominal, multipronominal, and pronoun ambivalence, due to not wanting a single person to use different pronoun sets for the assumipronominal person. Assumipronominal people may identify with all the pronouns that have been used for them, or not particularly with any, or only identify with the pronouns currently being used for them.

## Origin

The assumipronominal term and flag were created by fandom user Geschrieben.
Finself

*Not to be confused with Finself (Fish)*

## Description

**Finself** neopronouns are a gender feminine pronoun set inspired by **"fin"** it can also be considered as a pronoun inspired by **"fingender"**.This pronoun set should only be used by people who are feminine in nature.

## Finself

This pronoun set was coined by an unknown person. But this pronoun was listed in the masterlist card of tumblr user Pronoun provider.

 Accusative | Fin
 Pronominal Possessive | Fins
 Predicative Possessive | Fins

## Resources

https://pronoun-provider.tumblr.com/pronouns
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Custopronominal

## Description

**Custopronominal** is an umbrella term for anyone who uses pronouns specific to a certain, country, location, language, etc.

Some examples of this includes:

* Someone who uses pronouns of another language, such as a English-speaking genderqueer person who uses the Portugese pronoun "elx" when speaking English.
* A culture that has a third gender and has a pronoun specific to that gender.
* A fictional culture that has different pronouns than the real world does.

This does not include people who use pronouns that are specific to a culture, unless that culture is their own.

## Origin

Custopronominal was coined by Cryptocrew on February 9th, 2021 in order to describe the experiences of one of their alters and of their characters.
He/hine

## Description and History

**Hē/hine** (pronounced "HEH" and "HEE-nuh") are the Old English masculine pronouns; The equivalent of he/him, in Modern English. They are considered archaeopronouns, and were most commonly used between c. 450 CE until c. 1150, mainly by the British Anglo-Saxons. They are not officially recognized in Modern English, however, few people still use them for various reasons, the most common one being personal comfort. They are very similar to the Modern English masculine pronouns, he/him.

The Old English feminine pronouns are Hēo/hie, the neuter pronouns are hit/hit, and the plural pronouns are hī/hī.

Before reading ahead, it is important to note that **Old English did not have special reflexive pronouns**  (example: herself, himself, themself/themselves), which is why there are no reflexive pronouns in the tables below. Most people who use these pronouns will make their own (Usually being hineself or himself, along with other Modern English counterparts).

 Accusative
 Dative
 Genitive

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
Correfluid

**Correfluid** is a mutopronomial term for someone who is both genderfluid and pronounfluid and whose pronouns correlate with their current gender. For example, when someone who is correfluid is feeling male they always use ze/zim, and when they are female they always use they/them. The pronouns and genders can be anything.

## History

Correfluid was coined by Discord user A Baffled Banana#9069 on April 21, 2021.
Doeself

## Description

**Doeself** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**doe**", meaning "female deer". Although the word doe typically has a female connotation, doe/does pronouns can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Doe
 Pronominal Possessive | Does
 Predicative Possessive | Doe's
He/Hes

## Description

**He/hes** neopronouns is a masculine pronoun set based off the set he/him. The set may mainly be used by masculine-aligned people or people who want to present masculinely, but it 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 he/hes flags were created by FANDOM wiki user PansCakes on 25th July 2021.

## References

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