recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Amethystself

## Description

**Amethystself** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**amethyst**". They are a similar or alternative set to ame/ameth, and can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Ame
 Pronominal Possessive | Ameth
 Predicative Possessive | Amethys

## Origin

Coined by Reddit user u/hiitsyaz, who was also in the Pronoun Wiki Discord, in April 2021.

## Flag

The flag was created on or before 9 May 2021, and the colours are inspired by amethyst gemstones.

1. ↑ amei/ame flag's first submission to the Pronoun Wiki.
Ghostself

## Description

**Ghostself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns inspired by the word "**ghost**". They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. The gho/ghost pronoun set was created by Tumblr user pronoun archive, February 2019.

 Accusative | Ghost
 Pronominal Possessive | Ghosts
 Predicative Possessive | Ghosts
Gho has to drive *ghotself* to school
Iself

## Description

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

## I/i

 Accusative | I
 Pronominal Possessive | I
 Predicative Possessive | I

## I/i's

 Accusative | I
 Pronominal Possessive | I's
 Predicative Possessive | I's

## Origin

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

## Description

**Hi/fi** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set derived from the word "**Hifi**", which is a term used to refer to high-quality reproduction of **sound**. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by fandom user IIAptionII on May 8 2021.

 Accusative | Hi
 Pronominal Possessive | Fi
 Predicative Possessive | Fi
Elysianself

## Description

**Elysianself** neopronouns are gender neutral, nounself pronoun sets inspired by the word "**elysian**", meaning: "relating to or characteristic of heaven or paradise". These pronoun sets can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## El/Elys and Ely/Sian

These pronoun sets were created by FANDOM user Contie, June 18th 2021.

 Accusative | Elys or Sian
 Pronominal Possessive | Elys or Sians
 Predicative Possessive | Elys or Sians
 Reflexive
El had to drive *elysianself* to school OR
Ely had to drive *sianself* to school OR
Ely had to drive *elysianself* to school

## Ly/Lys and Ly/Sian

These pronoun sets were created by FANDOM user Contie, June 18th 2021.

 Accusative | Lys or Sian
 Pronominal Possessive | Lys or Sians
 Predicative Possessive | Lys or Sians
 Reflexive
Ly had to drive *sianself* to school OR
Ly had to drive *elysianself* to school

## Si/Sian

These pronoun sets were created by FANDOM user Contie, June 18th 2021.

 Accusative | Sian
 Pronominal Possessive | Sians
 Predicative Possessive | Sians
Si had to drive *elysianself* to school

## Elysian/Elysians

This pronoun set was created by FANDOM user Contie, August 1st 2021.

 Accusative | Elysian
 Pronominal Possessive | Elysians
 Predicative Possessive | Elysians

## Flag

The elsianself flag was created by FANDOM user Comtie, June 21st 2021. It's design was inspired by the etherself flag, which was created by the same user, and its pale blue and yellow colours were chosen to imitate the sky, and heavenly or ethereal imagery.
Multinominal

## Description

**Multinominal**, also known as **polynominal**, **plurinominal**, or **pluronominal**, refers to someone who goes by and identifies with multiple names. One may go by multiple names at the same time, or they may by nomifluid.

People who are multinominal may:

* Use two or more name at the same time. One might alternate between names every other sentence or in the middle of a sentence.
* Using different names at different times (nomifluid and nomiflux).
* Letting other people decide which name to use.

## Origin

The term multinominal were created by Tumblr user Trutranstrender on September 25, 2019.

## Flag

The multinominal flag and the striped variant was also created by Tumblr user Trutranstrender on September 25, 2019. Blue represents masculine names, pink represents feminine names, purple represents unisex or androgynous names, and the yellow represents completely neutral names.

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

## Resources

1. ↑ https://trutranstrender.tumblr.com/post/187941922711/multinominal-flag
Ae/Aem

**Ae/Aem** are an uninspired gender neutral neopronouns set. These pronouns fall under the aerself umbrella.

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 ae/aem pronoun set was coined by an unknown user at an unknown date. The ae/aem pronoun set flag was created by DeviantArt user pride-flags on April 13th, 2021. An alternative ae/aem flag was created by Fandom user Imjustadudeontheinternet on 7th January, 2023.

## Flags

Ae/Aem pronoun set flag by pride-flagsAe/Aem pronoun set flag by Imjustadudeontheinternet
## References

1. ↑ https://www.deviantart.com/pride-flags/art/Ae-Aem-Neopronouns-874982348

## See Also

* Aerself
* Neopronouns
* Neutral Pronouns
Blep/Blup

**Blep/blup** is a glibpronoun and neopronoun which can also be used by anyone, regardless of gender identity or presentation.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive

## History

Blep/blup was coined by FANDOM user Seahawkfan103 on August 22th, 2021. This page is the first public recording of the set.
Alphardself

## Description

**Alphardself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**Alphard**", which is a star in the constellation of Hydra. they can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user pronoun provider on September 2016.

 Accusative | Alph
 Pronominal Possessive | Phard
 Predicative Possessive | Phard
Marsself

## Description

**Mar/mars** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set which is inspired by the word "**Mars**", in reference to the planet or the Roman god. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by pronouns archive on October 2015.

 Accusative | Mar
 Pronominal Possessive | Mars
 Predicative Possessive | Mars
Disc/Discs (Tommyinnit Pronouns)

Disc/Discs is a pronoun set made for those who have c!Tommyinnit related genders, or Tommyinnit ficitives or alters. Nobody else may use these.

Terminology
 Objective
 Possessive
Determiner
 Possessive
Pronoun
 Reflexive

## History

Disc/Discs (Tommyinnit) is a set of pronouns coined by FANDOM user ArtsyEnby.0 on August 13th, 2023.

It does not currently have a flag.
Furself

## Description

**Fur/Furself** is a gender neutral neopronoun inspired by the word "**fur**". The neopronoun can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user pronoun archive on June 2016.

 Accusative | Fur
 Pronominal Possessive | Fur's or Furs
 Predicative Possessive | Fur's or Furs
 Reflexive | Furself
Mew/Mew

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.
      **Mew/Mew**, or **Mewself**, are a gender-neutral nepronouns pronoun set inspired by the Pokémon "Mew".[*citation needed*] Anyone can use this pronoun set regardless of their gender identity or gender expression.

## How To Use

 Accusative | Mew
 Pronominal Possessive | Mews
 Predicative Possessive | Mews

## History

The mew/mew flag was created by Tumblr user nebularomantic.[*citation needed*] An alternate mew/mew flag was created by Twitter user NUBURBATIZE.[*citation needed*]

## Flags

Mewself flag by nebularomantic[*citation needed*]Mewself flag by NUBURBATIZE[*citation needed*]
Nad/Nes

## Description

**Nad/Nes** are pronouns They can be brooked by anyone if they want to, but should be kept mainly for Non-Binary folks otherwise.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
Arocaq all looked at me one by one.

(Note: Arocaq for group of people, Aroc for one.

## Origin

This pronoun is coined by the youtuber Mr.Pillow on Feb 23, 2023.
Crescentself

## Description

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

## Cre/Cres

 Accusative | Cres or Scen
 Pronominal Possessive | Cres or Scens
 Predicative Possessive | Scens or Crescents
 Reflexive | Scenself or Crescentself
Cre has to drive *crescentself* to school

## Cres/Sen and Cres/En

 Accusative | Sen or En
 Pronominal Possessive | Sens or Ens
 Predicative Possessive | Sens or Ens
 Reflexive | Senself or Enself or Crescentself
Cres has to drive *enself* to school OR
Cres has to drive cre*scentself* to school

## Crescent/Crescents

 Accusative | Crescent
 Pronominal Possessive | Crescents
 Predicative Possessive | Crescents

## Origin

The cre/cres, cres/sen and cres/en pronoun sets were created by Crez from the FANDOM account Contie, 1st August 2021.
Cupioself

## Description

**Cupioself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the **cupio**- suffix used in such identities as "**cupiosexual**" and "**cupioromantic**". It can be used regardless of gender identity or expression. It was created by FANDOM user FemiTheFemaric, April 2021.

 Accusative | Pio
 Pronominal Possessive | Pios
 Predicative Possessive | Cus
Humself

## Description

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

## Hu/Hum

 Accusative | Hum
 Pronominal Possessive | Hums
 Predicative Possessive | Hums

## Hum/Hum

 Accusative | Hum
 Pronominal Possessive | Hums
 Predicative Possessive | Hums

## Origin

The hu/hum pronoun set was created by Tumblr user pronoun-provider, 6th August 2016.

The hum/hum pronoun set may have been created by Tumblr user mothi333, 1st June 2021.

## Flag

The humself flag was created by fandom user Contie, 10th July 2021. It contains a wave to represent the soundwaves one creates when humming.

1. ↑ https://pronoun-provider.tumblr.com/post/148552657972/song-types-pronouns-other-musical-terms
2. ↑ https://mothi333.tumblr.com/post/652789977919438848/stimugender
Charapronouns

## Description

**Charapronouns** are nounself pronouns that are based on the name of a fictional character. They may be used by anyone who kins a character, however it does not *have* to be due to kinning. The individual who uses them can make them any variation of the character's name.

An example of charapronouns based off the character Kirby:

 Accusative | Kirb
 Pronominal Possessive | Kirbs
 Predicative Possessive | Kirbs

Someone who uses charapronouns would be called **charapronominal**.

## Origin

The term appears to have been coined on December 2nd of 2020 by HalloItsMe137.
Cawself

## Description

**Cawself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**caw**", which is the noise commonly made by a **crow** or **raven**. It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user uncommongenders.

 Accusative | Caw
 Pronominal Possessive | Caws
 Predicative Possessive | Caws
Archaeopronouns

## Description

**Archaeopronouns** are pronouns that were used in past iterations of a language, and are no longer in standard use. However, some archaeopronouns have recently been undergoing a revival the community as alternate (typically gender-neutral) pronouns.

Archaeopronouns can be considered under the neopronoun umbrella by their usage; most archaeopronouns are not found in the contemporary forms of their origin language, with a few exceptions.

Examples of some archaeopronouns from Old English:

* Hēo/hie
* Hit/him
* He/hine

Someone who uses archaeopronouns would be called **archaeopronominal**.
Ai/Aim

**Ai/Aim** is a neopronoun set referring to artificial intelligences, chat bots, Replikas, digital personal assistants, technology devices, and robots. Alternatives include Ai/Ait and Ro/Rob. This one could be considered more masculine than Ai/Ait and Ro/Rob as it is based more off of He/Him.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Vocative
Mutopronoun

**Mutopronoun** or **mutopronominal** is a term under the pronounfluid umbrella used to describe when one’s pronouns change in certain situations or contexts.

Some examples of this include, but are not limited to...

* A genderfluid person whose pronouns align with the gender that they currently hold (see correfluid).
* A drag king or drag queen who uses different pronouns when performing (see stage pronouns).
* Someone who has different pronouns at different points of the day. For example, one uses she/her in the morning and fae/faer at night.
* Someone whose pronouns always correlate with the pronouns of the person speaking to/about them (see mirrorpronomial) (for the following examples, X refers to the mutopronominal person, and Y refers to the person referring to them):
	+ If Y uses he/him pronouns, Y will refer to X as he/him
	+ If Y uses ze/hir pronouns, Y will refer to X as ze/hir
	+ If Y uses she/they pronouns, Y will refer to X as she/they
* Someone who uses different pronouns around different people (example: using he/him around family, but using she/they around friends).
* Someone whose online pronouns are different than their in-person pronouns (see webpronounswap).

## Subsets

* Correfluid
* Stage Pronouns
* Webpronounswap
* Emotupronounfluid

## History

The term mutopronoun was inspired from the term mutogender. Mutopronoun was coined by Sgtdeathcat on November 1st of 2020.

## Flag

The flag was created by Sgtdeathcat on November 1st, 2020. The design was heavily inspired by the he/him, she/her, they/them and neopronoun flags. The flag has had many redesigns by its creator but the current one was made by them on November 2nd, 2020. The colors are the same as the mutogender flag, but instead in the style of other pronoun flags, while the wave in the middle represents pronoun fluidity.
Ii/Iim

## Description

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

 Accusative | Iim
 Pronominal Possessive | Iis
 Predicative Possessive | Iis
 Reflexive | Iimself

## Origin

The **ii/iim** pronoun set was coined by FANDOM user TheClouds on August 15, 2022. There was no flag created upon coining.

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

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.
**Ab/Om** 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
Hī/hī

## Description and History

**Hī/hī** (pronounced "HEE") are the Old English plural pronouns; The equivalent of they/them in Modern English. They are considered archaeopronouns, and were commonly used sometime 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 vaguely similar to the Modern English masculine pronouns, he/him.

The Old English feminine pronouns are Hēo/hie, the masculine pronouns are Hē/hine, and the neuter pronouns are hit/hit.

A few variations were found. 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 hīself, along with other Modern English counterparts).

## Hī/hī/him/hira

 Accusative
 Dative
 Genitive

## Hī/hī/heom/heora

 Accusative
 Dative
 Genitive

## Hīe/hīe/him/hira

 Accusative
 Dative
 Genitive

## Hīe/hīe/heom/heora

 Accusative
 Dative
 Genitive

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
Asteroidself

## Description

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

 Accusative | Aster
 Pronominal Possessive | Asters
 Predicative Possessive | Asters

## Origin

Coined by Tumblr user pronouns archive on November 2015.
Ceresself

## Description

**Ceresself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**Ceres***",* which is a **dwarf planet**. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by pronouns archive on October 2015.

 Accusative | Cer
 Pronominal Possessive | Cer or Cers
 Predicative Possessive | Cers
Ab/Abom

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.
**Ab/Abom** 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
 Pronominal 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
Humanself

## Description

**Hu/hum** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set derived from the word "**human**". Also known as "humanist pronouns", this set was created by Sasha Newborn in 1982, in a college humanities text. They are obviously based on the word *human*. They could be considered the first instance of nounself pronouns.

The motivation behind the set was using "the genderless HUman" and taking a "back-clippings, in which an element or elements are taken from the end of a word" like in the words flu(influenza), lab(oratory) or math(ematics). It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Hum
 Pronominal Possessive | Hus
 Predicative Possessive | Hus
Hamalself

## Description

**Hamalself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns inspired by the word "**Hamal**", which is a star in constellation of Aries. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. The ha/hal pronoun set was created by Tumblr user xeno aligned, May 2019.

 Accusative | Hal
 Pronominal Possessive | Mal
 Predicative Possessive | Mal
Name Hoarder

**Name hoarder,** also known as **name collector**, refers to anyone who uses, hoards or collects multiple names. Namehoarders may or may not also be pronoun hoarders.
Anyone who collects names may identify as a name collector, regardless of ones gender identity or gender modality; namehoarder is a term often considered exclusive to those who view their name collecting as a form of hoarding.

## Flag

The name hoarder flag was created by user Gnunclesquared on October, 2020. The dominant colors of the flag are yellow and orange. The yellow represents ambiguity and identity, and the orange represents freedom and balance. The vertical stripe on the side symbolizes the millions of names that exist, while the white stripe in the center represents the individual and the names chosen from that bank of names.

The alternate name hoarder 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).

The third namehoarder flag was made by Tumblr user felix-makes-flags on December 11th, 2021.

## Origin

The term "multinomial" was first seen on Tumblr in May, 2019 on the blog Beyond MOGAI Pride Flags. An anonymous user sent in an ask inquiring about a term for someone who uses several names. "Name hoarder", "multinomial", "polynomial", "plurinomial", "pluronomial", and "name collector" were mentioned as potential identities

1. ↑ Tumblr post for alternate flag
Aerself

**Aerself** are gender neutral neopronouns sets of pronouns. It was created as an umbrella term to describe all pronoun sets that include the pronoun 'aer' in them somewhere.

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

## Pronoun Sets

There are multiple pronoun sets under the aerself umbrella, each differing in its own way. All of the sets with pages on the wiki are listed here.

* Aer/Aers - *[Note: These pronouns are related to air specifically.]*
* Ae/Aer
* Ae/Aem

## History

Each pronoun set was coined by a different user, see the individual pages for more detail. The umbrella term was coined by Fandom user TheOnlySmartOneHere on November 29th, 2023. There is currently no aerself flag as each pronoun set in the umbrella has own flags(s).

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://pronoun.fandom.com/wiki/User\_blog:TheOnlySmartOneHere/Coining\_an\_Umbrella\_Term!

## See Also

* Neopronouns
* Neutral Pronouns
Lemonself

## Description

**Lemonself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronoun sets derived from the word "**lemon**". They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Lem/Lemon

   Lem/lemon set:

 Accusative | Lemon
 Pronominal Possessive | Lems or Lemons
 Predicative Possessive | Lemons

## Lem/Lems

Lem/lems set:

 Accusative | Lem
 Pronominal Possessive | Lems
 Predicative Possessive | Lems
Fie/Fire

*Taken off of Pronoun dressing room*

*See also :* https://en.pronouns.page/fie/fire/fires/fires/fireself

Fie/Fire/Fires/Fires/Fireself

Example usage
 No, you will not touch that journal. It belongs to (Name.) It belongs to fire.
 I really like (Name), Fires eyes are beautiful
 That journal is fires.
 (Name) can take care of fireself.
Dreamself

## Description

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

## Dre/Drea

Coined by FANDOM user GelidCollective on 4 June 2021, alongside lu/lucidself.

Dre/drea set:

 Accusative
 Pronominal
Possessive
 Predicative
Possessive

## Dream/Dreams

Dream/dreams set:

 Accusative | Dream
 Pronominal Possessive | Dreams
 Predicative Possessive | Dreams

## Drea/dream

Drea/dream set:

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive

1. ↑ https://pronoun.fandom.com/wiki/Dreamself?commentId=4400000000000022269&replyId=4400000000000125978
Neptuneself

## Description

**Nep/neps** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set which is inspired by the word "**Neptune**". They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by pronouns archive on October 2015.

## Nep/Neps

 Accusative | Nep
 Pronominal Possessive | Neps
 Predicative Possessive | Neps

## Ne/Neptune

 Accusative | Neptune
 Pronominal Possessive | Neps or Neptunes
 Predicative Possessive | Neptunes
Avianself

## Description

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

## Avi/Avian

   Avi/avian set:

 Accusative | Avian
 Pronominal Possessive | Avians
 Predicative Possessive | Avians
 Reflexive | Avianself

## Avi/Avis

   Avi/avis set:

 Accusative | Avi
 Pronominal Possessive | Avis
 Predicative Possessive | Avis
 Reflexive | Aveself
Mirrorpronominal

## Description

**Mirrorproniminal**, is a subset of mutopronoun in which one identifies with the pronouns of the person referring to them. Someone who is mirrorpronominal has different pronoun sets for each person.

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

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

Mirrorpronominal people may be strictly mirrorpronominal, 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 she/her pronouns (and nothing else).
* Z can refer to hir with both ze/hir and he/they pronouns (and nothing else).

## Relationpronominal

**Relationpronominal**, also known as **relationpronouns**, is a subset of mirrorpronominal in which one identifies with the pronouns of the person(s) they are currently dating/in a relationship with. The relationship can be of any kind. Someone who is relationpronominal has different pronoun sets for each partner. For example, a hypothetical relationpronominal person is X, their current fiancé is Y, and their girlfriend is Z:

* Y identifies with she/her pronouns, so X identifies with she/her pronouns (and nothing else, unless stated otherwise).
* Z identifies with he/they pronouns, so X identifies with he/they pronouns (and nothing else, unless stated otherwise).

Relationpronominal people may be strictly relationpronominal 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:

* Since X is dating Y and Z, people can refer to hir with ze/hir, she/her, and he/they pronouns (and nothing else, unless stated otherwise).

Relationpronouns fall under the mutopronoun umbrella.

## See Also

Opposorpronominal - Pronouns that oppose the speaker's rather than match.
Mispronominal

**Mispronominal** is a term describing individuals who feel comfortable with a set of pronouns when certain individuals refer to them as such, but when other individuals refer to them with these pronouns it feels uncomfortable or may even spark a feeling of dysphoria. An example could be one's sibling using he/him and it feeling uncomfortable, but a close friend using he/him feels fine.

Mispronominal individuals may feel comfortable with some using a certain set of pronouns for them that others can't without discomfort because of a close emotional bond with them, the sound of their voice while saying the pronouns, or for unspecified/unidentifiable reasons.

Mispronominal individuals may also be multipronominal and may have at least one set of pronouns that is comfortable at all times, if not more.
Co/Cos

## Description

**Co/cos** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set and can be used regardless of gender identity or expression. The set was coined by Mary Orovan as a possible neutral pronoun in an eight-page pamphlet called Humanizing English, which was first published in 1970. The pronoun "co" was derived from the Indo-European \*ko.

 Accusative | Co
 Pronominal Possessive | Cos
 Predicative Possessive | Cos

## Resources

1. ↑ Mary Orovan's Humanizing English pamphlet.
Errorself

## Description

**Errorself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns inspired by the word "**error**". They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. These pronouns may or may not be used as dehuman pronouns.

## Error/Error's

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive

## Err/Error

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
About (disambiguation)

Candidate for deletionThis page has been nominated for removal from the wiki for the reason: This page serves no purpose on the wiki..
The pronoun wiki is a place to find the right pronouns for you and/or others, and learn about their origins.

We appreciate the addition of more pronouns/neopronouns to the wiki, as long as they are not offensive to the LGBTQ+ community, people of color, or other communities.
First-Person Neopronouns

## Description

**First-person neopronouns**, also abbreviated to **fpn** and **1stp neopronouns**, are alternative pronouns for the first person pronouns 'I/me/my/mine/myself' and 'we/us/our/ours/ourself'. These can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. A suggested way to express these pronouns online is to place "1stp" or any other abbreviation in front of them then state the pronouns.

Some known examples of first-person neopronouns include:

## Y/Ye

 Accusative | Ye
 Predicative Possessive | Yine

## T/Te

 Accusative | Te
 Predicative Possessive | Tyne

## L/Le

 Accusative | Le
 Predicative Possessive | Lyne

## A/Ae

 Accusative | Ae
 Predicative Possessive | Aine

## E/Em

 Accusative | Em
 Predicative Possessive | Eine

## O/Oe

 Accusative | Oe
 Predicative Possessive | Oyne

## U/Ue

 Accusative | Ue
 Predicative Possessive | Uine

## Ur/Ue

 Accusative | Ue
 Predicative Possessive | Uine

## Dht/Dhe

 Accusative | Dhe
 Predicative Possessive | Dhine

## O/Ng

 Accusative | Ng
 Predicative Possessive | Ngode

## Wu/Wo

 Accusative | Wo
 Predicative Possessive | Wen

## Xu/Xie

 Accusative | Xie
 Predicative Possessive | Xier

## Er/Er

 Accusative | Er
 Predicative Possessive | Erde

## Oi/Oi

 Accusative | Oi
 Predicative Possessive | Oi

## Zhen/Zhen

 Accusative | Zhen
 Predicative Possessive | Zhende

## Chen/Chen

 Accusative | Chen
 Predicative Possessive | Chenge

## Gie/Qie

 Accusative | Qie
 Predicative Possessive | Yu

## Wei/Muis

 Accusative | Muis
 Predicative Possessive | Muirs
OR Wei had to drive *muirself* to school

## Origin

The term appears to be coined by everypronoun on Tumblr and a group on the MOGAI Multiverse Discord server.

And the wei/muis (semiplural pronouns) was coined by vagabond-sun on Tumblr through being a median, a more in depth explanation can be found in the references.

## References

* https://everypronoun.tumblr.com/tagged/first-person
Etherself

## Description

**Etherself** neopronouns are gender neutral, nounself pronoun sets inspired by the word "**ether**". These pronoun sets can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

this is a xenoblade reference

These pronoun sets can be used in reference to the spiritual concept (referring to the ether element or the etheric plane), the class of organic compounds, the physics term (referring to the theoretical universal substance believed during the 19th century to act as the medium for transmission of electromagnetic waves), or the the literary term (referring to: "the clear sky; the upper regions of air beyond the clouds" or, informally: "air regarded as a medium for radio").

## E/Ther

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

 Accusative | Ther
 Pronominal Possessive | Ther
 Predicative Possessive | Thers
E had to drive *etherself* to school

## Ethe/Ther and Ethe/Er

These pronoun sets were created by FANDOM user Contie, June 18th 2021.

 Accusative | Ther or Er
 Pronominal Possessive | Ther or Er
 Predicative Possessive | Thers or Ers
 Reflexive
Ethe had to drive *erself* to school OR
Ethe had to drive *etherself* to school

## Flag

The etherself flag was created by FANDOM user Contie, June 18th 2021; it's pale colors were chosen to imitate ethereal imagery, and purple was chosen for its connotations to spirituality.
Glitchself

## Description

**Glitchself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns inspired by the word "**glitch**". This can be in relation to the aesthetic "glitchcore", or to the general notion of a "glitch", commonly used in the context of technology. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. These pronouns may or may not be used as dehuman pronouns.

## Gli/Gli

This pronoun set was coined by an unknown user via Tumblr page pronoun-provider.

 Accusative | Gli
 Pronominal Possessive | Glits
 Predicative Possessive | Glits
Gli had to drive *glitchself* to school

## Glitch/Glitch and Gli/Glitch

The glitch/glitch pronoun set was coined by an unknown user via Tumblr page pronoun-provider. The gli/glitch pronoun set was coined by Tumblr user liminal-mushrooms, 9th June 2021.

 Accusative | Glitch
 Pronominal Possessive | Glitch's or Glitches
 Predicative Possessive | Glitches
Gli had to drive *glitchself* to school

1. ↑ https://pronoun-provider.tumblr.com/pronouns
2. ↑ https://www.tumblr.com/tagged/glitch+pronouns?sort=top
Ne/Nem

## Description

**Ne/nem** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set which can be used regardless of gender identify or expression.

## Ne/Nem

 Accusative | Nem
 Pronominal Possessive | Nir or Ner or Nems
Ne walked *ner* dog today OR
 Predicative Possessive | Nirs or Ners or Nems
If I need a phone my friend will let me borrow *ners OR*
 Reflexive | Nemself

## Alternate Ne/Nem Set

 Accusative | Nem
 Pronominal Possessive | Neir
 Predicative Possessive | Neirs

## Origin

The ne/nem pronoun set appeared around 1850, and was first used in print in 1884 as a result of a heated debate on how using “he or she” in sentences was “clumsy” and “inelegant.”

An alternate ne/nem set was created by Tumblr user pronoun-archive, 3rd October, 2015.

## Sources

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20170622223218/http://www.english.illinois.edu/-people-/faculty/debaron/essays/epicene.htm
2. ↑ https://archive.is/SvVPe
Apapronominal

**Apapronominal**, also called **casspronominal**, is a form of pronoun non-conformity where one is indifferent towards what pronouns people use for oneself. Many apapronominal people do not have preferred pronouns and will let other people use whatever pronouns they like.

## Origin

It's unknown when the term was coined; however, it has been used since early 2019.
Cloudself

## Description

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

## Clou/cloud

Clou/cloud set:

 Accusative | Cloud
 Pronominal Possessive | Clouds
 Predicative Possessive | Clouds

## Cloud/Clouds

Cloud/clouds set:

 Accusative | Cloud
 Pronominal Possessive | Cloud or Clouds
 Predicative Possessive | Clouds

These pronouns were coined in 2016 by Tumblr user pronoun-archive. The flag was created by Instagram user neopronoun.flagz on May 16th, 2021.

## Clow/Cloud

Clow/cloud set:

 Accusative | Cloud
 Pronominal Possessive | Cloud
 Predicative Possessive | Clouds

## Clo/Cloud

Clo/cloud set:

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive

## Clo/Clou

Clo/cloud set:

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive

These pronouns were coined in 2016 by Tumblr user briarouge.

## Resources

1. ↑ https://archive.is/UZ53f
2. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/CO84OuWLakm/
3. ↑ https://archive.is/Qyk17
Ey/Em

## Description

**Ey/em** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set which can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. In 1975, Christine M. Elverson of Skokie, Illinois, won a contest by the Chicago Association of Business Communicators to find replacements for "she and he", "him and her", and "his and hers", she created *ey*, *em*, and *eir* by dropping the "th" from *they*, *them*, and *their.*

 Accusative | Em
 Pronominal Possessive | Eir
 Predicative Possessive | Eir or Eirs
 Reflexive | Emself or Eirself
Ey had to drive *eirself* to school
Ex/Exa (Template)

This page is a **template** to help users edit and create new pronoun pages. This page only serves as guidance but it is highly recommended you use this layout when creating or editing pages. Simply copy and paste the template in and alter as needed.

## Usage Guide

* This page uses the date "February 30th, 2050" to represent the date an event took place.
* This page uses the username 'ExampleUser' to represent a username.
* This page uses the pronouns "ex/exa/exa/exams/exampleself" to represent a set of pronouns. (While these pronouns may exist, they are used here as an example.)
* Pages should be named using the format of Ex/Exa (such as she/her or he/him) for consistency reasons.

* Template

**Ex/Exa**, or **Exampleself**, are a *(insert gender connotations [e.g. gender-neutral])* *(umbrella term [optional])* pronoun set inspired by *(insert inspiration [optional])*. Anyone can use this pronoun set regardless of gender identity or gender expression.

## How To Use

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive

## Pronunciation

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive

## History

The ex/exa pronoun set was coined by *(platform)* user ExampleUser on February 30, 2050. The ex/exa flag was created by *(platform)* user ExampleUser on February 30, 2050.

## Flag*(s)*

Ex/Exa pronouns flag created by ExampleUser
## References

*(See how to use the citing feature here.)*

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Write the reference for where the flag was created here.
2. ↑ Add a link to the coining of the pronoun set here, if you can find one.

## See Also

* (Related Pronoun Set 1)
* (Related Pronoun Set 2)
Crossnominal

**Crossnominal** is a form of name non-conformity in which one goes by a name that does not traditionally align with one’s gender. For example, a feminine aligned person who uses a name that is typically associated with masculine aligned people in their culture, and vice versa.

Crossnominal can be used as a synonym for name non-conforming, though name non-conforming can also include other experiences.

## Flag

The term and flag were created by Gent (Gender-Resource) on March 8, 2021. The jade stripe represents women who use a name that is typically considered masculinity in their culture. The orange stripe represents men who use a name that is typically considered feminine in their culture. The white stripe represents the acknowledgment that names and their assigned gender are a social construction, therefore meaning that any assignment of gender to a name is ultimately arbitrary. The lavender stripe represents non-binary people with names that are strongly considered masculine in their culture. The red stripe represents non-binary people with names that are strongly considered feminine in their culture.

## Resources

1. ↑ https://gender-resource.tumblr.com/post/645151511585980416/crossnominal-the-phenomenon-of-having-a-name-that
Betelgeuseself

## Description

**Betelgeuseself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**Betelgeuse**" which is a star in the constellation of Orion. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Bet
 Pronominal Possessive | Geu
 Predicative Possessive | Geuse
Be has to drive *betelgeuself* to school OR
Be has to drive *betelgeuseself* to school
Anomalyself

## Description

**Anomalyself** is a gender neutral neopronoun set inspired by the word "**anomaly**". These pronoun sets can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## An/Maly

 Accusative | Ano
 Pronominal Possessive | Mal
 Predicative Possessive | Maly

## Anoself

 Accusative | Ano
 Pronominal Possessive | Anos
 Predicative Possessive | Anos

## Mal/Malys

 Accusative | Mal
 Pronominal Possessive | Maly
 Predicative Possessive | Malys

## Ano/Maly

 Accusative | Anos
 Pronominal Possessive | Maly
 Predicative Possessive | Malys

## Origin

Coined by FANDOM user IIAprionII on July 26, 2021.
Achernarself

**Achernarself** is a gender-neutral neopronoun and nounself pronoun set inspired by the word "Achernar", which is a star in the constellation of Eridanus. 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 achernarself pronoun set was coined by an anonymous user on the Tumblr user pronoun-provider's blog on August 20th, 2016. The achernarself flag was created by an unknown user at an unknown date.

## References

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

## See Also

* Neopronouns
* Nounself Pronouns
* Starself
* Acruxself
Dewself

## Description

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

## De/Dew

 Accusative | Dew
 Pronominal Possessive | Mist
 Predicative Possessive | Misty

## Dew/Dew

 Accusative | Dew
 Pronominal Possessive | Dews
 Predicative Possessive | Dews
Dew has to drive *dewself* to school

## Origin and Flag

The de/dew pronoun set was coined by FANDOM user Mystery Mey, inspired by the words "**dew**" and "**mist**". The de/dew flag was made by the same user.
Kuiperself

## Description

**Kuiperself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**Kuiper**", in reference to the Kuiper belt, which is a circumstellar disc in the outer Solar System. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user pronoun archive on January 2019.

 Accusative | Kui
 Pronominal Possessive | Kuiper
 Predicative Possessive | Kuipers
Caelusself

## Description

**Caelusself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**caelus**" which is the roman counterpart of **Uranus**. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user pronouns archive on October 2015.

 Accusative | Caer
 Pronominal Possessive | Caer or Caers
 Predicative Possessive | Caers
La/Aln

**La/Aln**, or **Alnilamself**, are a gender-neutral neopronouns pronoun set inspired by the word "alnilam", which is a star in the constellation of Orion. Anyone can use this pronoun set regardless of gender identity or gender expression.

 Accusative | Aln
 Pronominal Possessive | Lam
 Predicative Possessive | Nilam
La has to drive *alnilamself* to school

## History

The la/aln pronoun set was coined by Tumblr user pronoun provider sometime in August of 2016.
Altairself

## Description

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

 Accusative | Alt
 Pronominal Possessive | Tir
 Predicative Possessive | Tair
La has to drive *altairself* to school
Gemself

## Description

**Gemself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns inspired by the word "**gem**". They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Gem
 Pronominal Possessive | Gems
 Predicative Possessive | Gems

The ge/gem pronouns flag was created by Tumblr user libragender, 5th February 2020. An alternate flag was created by Tumblr user sleepygender, 6th June 2020.

1. ↑ libragender archive.org
2. ↑ sleepygender archive.org
3. ↑ sleepygender tumblr post
4. ↑ libragender tumblr post
Blueberryself

## Description

**Blueberryself** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**blueberry**". They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Reddit user u/hiitsyaz in May 2021.

 Accusative | Berry
 Pronominal Possessive | Bluer
 Predicative Possessive | Bluers
Blue has to drive *blueself* to school OR
Blue has to drive *blueberryself* to school
Jet/jets

## Description

jet/jets are a pair of neutral  neopronouns/xenopronouns that can be used due to connection to jets and other aircraft. However, the original coining of these pronouns were meant with the intention of separating the word 'jet' from its meaning, and moreso just using the sound of the pronoun unrelated to what jets are.

## Origin

These were presumably coined by user conkacola on pronouny.xyz, as these pronouns had not been registered on the site prior to his creation of them, and he had not yet found any information about others having created the pronouns prior to his addition of them to the pronouny site.
Asphodelself

## Description

**Asphodelself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**asphodel**", which is a relative of the lily and native to Europe. The ancient Greeks associated it with the death and the underworld. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Asph
 Pronominal Possessive | Aspho
 Predicative Possessive | Asphos

## Origin

It was coined by FANDOM user AzenhawkeArts, the day it was coined is unknown.
Asterself

## Description

**Asterself** neopronouns are gender neutral, nounself pronoun sets inspired by the word "**aster**". They can be used in reference to the flower, or the Greek word meaning "**star**". These pronoun sets can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Ast/Aste

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

 Accusative | Aste
 Pronominal Possessive | Asts or Asters
 Predicative Possessive | Asts or Asters
 Reflexive
Ast had to drive *asterself* to school

## As/Ter

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

 Accusative | Ter
 Pronominal Possessive | Ter
 Predicative Possessive | Ters
Ast had to drive *asterself* to school

## As/Ster

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

 Accusative | Ster
 Pronominal Possessive | Ster
 Predicative Possessive | Sters
Ast had to drive *asterself* to school

## Flag

The asterself flag was created by FANDOM user Contie, June 17th 2021; its design contains an aster flower.