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Abominationself

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.**Abominationself** are gender-neutral sets of dehumanising neopronouns and nounself pronouns based on the word "abomination".

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.

## Pronoun Sets

There are multiple pronoun sets under the abominationself pronoun umbrella, each set differs in some way. All of the sets on this wiki are listen below.

* Ab/Abom
* Ab/Om
* Ab/Omin

## History

The coining of the abominationself pronoun sets 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 abominationself pronouns flag.

## References

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

## See Also

* Nounself Pronouns
* Neopronouns
* Dehuman Pronouns
* Neutral Pronouns
Letterhoarder

## Description

**Letterhoarder**, or **lettercollector**, is a term similar to to namehoarder and nomifluid that refers to a person who hoards or collects names that start with a specific letter or have a specific theme. For example someone who uses names that start with L. Those who use this term can still use other names.

People who identify with this may or may not also be a genderhoarder or pronounhoarder.

Anyone who collects names that start with a specific letter or have a specific theme may identify as a lettercollector; letterhoarder and similar -hoarder terms are often considered exclusive to those who view their name collecting as a form of hoarding.

## History

This term was coined by FANDOM user Lovely.little.ArSoN March 25th, 2021.
Cosmicself

## Description

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

## Co/Cos

 Accusative
 Pronominal
Possessive
 Predicative
Possessive
Cosmics
friend will let me borrow
*cosmic* OR
If I need a phone, my
friend will let me borrow
 Reflexive
to school

## Origin

It was created by Tumblr user nebulanoodle on 2nd September, 2021.
Aldebaranself

## Description

**Aldebaranself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**Aldebaran**", which is is a giant star in the zodiac constellation Taurus. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user xeno aligned on May 2019.

 Accusative | Ald
 Pronominal Possessive | Deb
 Predicative Possessive | Debar
Da has to drive *aldebaranself* to school
Nounself Pronouns

## Description

**Nounself Pronouns** is a type of neopronouns that are clearly derived from a pre-existing word to be used as a gender neutral pronoun set. Any word can be turned into a pronoun set, so this allows there to be theoretically infinite sets of nounself pronouns. The word in question does not have to be a noun. These sets can be themed around concepts that have nothing to do with gender, such as animals, technology, or abstract concepts.

Unlike other neopronouns, these sets are usually intended to be used by a small number of people who feel that these pronouns express something distinctive about themselves and/or about their gender. In these ways they are similar to xenogenders, however, not all people who use nounself pronouns are xenic. Anyone can use nounself pronouns regardless of their gender or expression.

## Origin

Starting in early 2014, or late 2013, a community of non-binary people on Tumblr came up with the idea of "nounself pronouns". Some of the earliest sets of nounself pronouns are the fairy themed set fae/faer, and the bunny themed set bun/buns. As of today the *fae* set is the most popular nounself pronoun set, with the *bun* set coming second.
Demipronounfluid

## Description

**Demipronounfluid** is a subset of pronounfluid, meaning switching between multiple pronoun sets, but with one or more set(s) that are always used. For example, someone who always uses she/they pronouns, but only sometimes uses other pronouns as well.

## Origin

This term was coined by FANDOM user LiterallyJustExisting on June 11th, 2021.

## Flag

The demipronounfluid flag was inspired by the demi flags with the two grey stripes as well as the pronounfluid flag, using some of its colors. The flag also uses the fluctuating line from the pronounfluid flag, but with a new addition of a straight yellow line at the top to represent the consistency of some pronouns.
Bellatrixself

## Description

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

 Accusative | Bel
 Pronominal Possessive | Ix
 Predicative Possessive | Trix
Be has to drive *bellatriself* to school OR
Be has to drive *bellatrixself* to school

## Origin

Coined by Tumblr user pronoun archive on August 2019.
Lilacself

## Description

**Lilacself** neopronouns are nounself pronoun sets, inspired by the word "**lilac**". They can be used in reference to the color or the flower. These pronoun sets can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Li/Li

This pronoun set was created by FANDOM user Contie, June 13th 2021.

 Accusative | Li
 Pronominal Possessive | Lilacs
 Predicative Possessive | Lilacs

## Li/Lila

This pronoun set was created by FANDOM user Contie, June 13th 2021.

 Accusative | Lila or Li
 Pronominal Possessive | Lilas
 Predicative Possessive | Lilas or Lilacs
 Reflexive

## Li/Lis

This pronoun set was created by FANDOM user Contie, June 13th 2021.

 Accusative | Lis or Li
 Pronominal Possessive | Lis
 Predicative Possessive | Lis or Lilacs
 Reflexive

## Li/Lilac

This pronoun set was created by a Tumblr user, credited as P.

 Accusative | Lilac
 Pronominal Possessive | Lile
 Predicative Possessive | Lila

## Li/Lil

This pronoun set was created by a carrd user.

 Accusative | Lil
 Pronominal Possessive | Lilac
 Predicative Possessive | Lilacs

## Flag

The lilacself flag was created by the FANDOM user Contie, June 13th 2021. Its design was inspired by pre-existing flags for other color-themed pronoun sets.

## References

1. /web/20210613041346/https://pronoun-provider.tumblr.com/credit
2. https://neoprns.carrd.co/#nature
Bself

## Description

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

## B/b

 Accusative | B
 Pronominal Possessive | B
 Predicative Possessive | B

## B/b's

 Accusative | B
 Pronominal Possessive | B's
 Predicative Possessive | B's

## Origin

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

## Description

**Emotunomifluid** is where one's name changes depending on one's emotions, mood, and state of mind. For example, one might want to use the name Sam in a inactive state of mind and the name Oli in an active one.

## Origin

Emotunomifluid was coined and created on July 19th, 2021 by user Stxryy. It is a term inspired by the terms [./https://lgbta.wikia.org/wiki/Emotugender Emotugender] and Nomifluid.

## Flag

Both flags are a slightly modified combination of the emotugender and nomifluid flag. They were created by user Stxryy.
Daddy/Daddyself

## Description

**Daddy/Daddyself** are a set of presumably masculine neopronouns. They were created by alt-right 4Chan users to discredit actual neopronoun users and are generally considered extremely disrespectful to the LGBTQ+, MOGAI, and kink communities. They were also created with the intent of being sexual pronouns derived from DDLG and other daddy-related kinks, as those were considered the most mockable.

In line with that, they are never used seriously or exclusively by any neopronoun users and are a dogwhistle for anti-neopronoun individuals when used publicly.

Usage of these pronouns is **extremely** discouraged for the above reasons. However, some neopronoun users involved in kink may use this set privately in an effort to reclaim them or turn them into joke pronouns, though it would be assumed any reclaimers are 18 and older.

## Reclamation

FANDOM user Rhythmsancat reclaimed the set on June 20th, 2021 with connection to masculinity and fatherhood. Precaution when using them is still advised.

The set can be simply daddy/daddy/daddys/daddys/daddyself, or a variation of 'daddy', such as dad/dy/dads/dys/dadself

## Flag

   The "flag" was created on or before 12 April 2021 by an unknown user, and has the following colour meanings:

* Brown - the "shitty pronoun and the bastards who made it"
* Dark Blue - sexualization of a father figure
* Dark purple - the ill intent in the making of these pronouns
* Dark green - the "nasty personality" of the person using the pronoun
* The Ring - the never-ending nastiness and vicious cycle

It is generally considered a flag against use of the pronouns and mocking those who created them to harm the neopronoun community.
Cryptidself

## Description

**Cryptidself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**cryptid**". It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. It was created by Tumblr user moths-muster, November 2019.

 Accusative | Cryptid
 Pronominal Possessive | Cryptids
 Predicative Possessive | Cryptids
Aromanticself

## Description

**Aromanticself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the identity "**aromantic**". They can be used regardless of gender identify or expression.

## A/Ro

 Accusative | Ro
 Pronominal Possessive | Ros
 Predicative Possessive | As

## Aro/Aros

 Accusative | Aro
 Pronominal Possessive | Aro's
 Predicative Possessive | Aro's

## Origin

Coined by Fandom user FemiTheFemaric in April 2021.
Berryself

## Description

**Berryself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronoun sets inspired by the word "**berry**", it can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Be/Berry

Be/berry set:

 Accusative | Berry
 Pronominal Possessive | Berrys
 Predicative Possessive | Berrys

## Be/Berr

Coined by FANDOM user Manzenk0 on May 2021, they created it as an alternate version of the be/berry set.

Be/berr set:

 Accusative | Berr
 Pronominal Possessive | Berr
 Predicative Possessive | Berrys
Erisself

## Description

**Erisself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set which is inspired by the word "**Eris**", which is the name of a dwarf planet, as well as the Greek goddess of strife and discord. It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Eri
 Pronominal Possessive | Eris
 Predicative Possessive | Eris

## Origin

Erisself seems to have coined by Tumblr user pronouns archive on October 2015.
Citrusself

## Description

**Citrusself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "citrus", in reference to the Citrus family (lemons, limes, oranges, grapefruit and more) . they can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Fandom user Olie1313131313 September 2021

 Accusative | Cit
 Pronominal Possessive | Citru
 Predicative Possessive | Citrus
Cappellaself

## Description

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

 Accusative | Cap
 Pronominal Possessive | Pel
 Predicative Possessive | Pella
Ca has to drive *capellaself* to school
E/Em

## Description

**E/em** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set that can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity and expression. It was made in response to the thon set, and was derived from the he and them pronoun sets. This version does not have a recorded predicative possessive or reflexive form.

 Accusative | Em
 Pronominal Possessive | Eir
 Predicative Possessive | Eirs

Alternate version of the e/em set.

 Accusative | Em
 Pronominal Possessive | Eyr
 Predicative Possessive | Eyrs

Another alternate version of the e/em set

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive

## Origin

The earliest known example may be created in 1890 by James Rogers of Crestview, Florida.
Bipronominal

## Description

**Bipronominal** is the act of going by exactly two sets of pronouns, it is a subset of multipronominal. The most common example of being bipronominal would be someone who uses she/her and they/them pronouns, or someone who uses he/him and they/them pronouns. However bipronominal people can go by any two pronoun sets, including neopronouns.

Bipronominal 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.

* Using different sets of pronouns at different times (pronounfluid)

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

## Origin

It's unknown when the term was coined, however it has been used amongst the community since 2019.
Gogginself

## Description

   **Gogginself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns inspired by the person **David Goggins**. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. The Goggin/Goggins pronoun was created by David Goggins himself as he refers to himself by this name through many of his Instagram and social media posts.

These pronouns are most often used when a person is doing an extremely difficult or burdensome task. They refer to the mentality and inner character that David Goggins has developed by overcoming obstacles in his life.

Gogginself pronoun users typically choose to not interact with weak minded, self righteous individuals. They prefer to battle their inner demons on a daily basis, drawing support from David Goggin's books and Instagram posts.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
Florpronominal

## Description

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

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

The traditionally feminine counterpart is faepronominal and the traditionally masculine counterpart is faunpronominal.

## Panflorpronominal

**Panflorpronominal**, also called **Panflor**, is when one uses all pronouns besides traditionally feminine or masculine ones, including neopronouns.

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

## Omniflorpronominal

**Omniflorpronominal**, also called **Omniflor**, is when one uses all pronouns besides traditionally feminine or masculine ones, including neopronouns.

Those who are omniflorpronominal have a preference between which pronouns are used for them. The preference may fluctuate.

## Panflorpronominalflux

**Panflorpronominalflux**, also called **Panomniflorpronominalflux** or **Omnipanflorpronominal**, sometimes shortened to **Panflorflux**, **Panomniflor**, and **Omnipanflor**, is when one uses all pronouns besides traditionally feminine or masculine ones, including neopronouns.

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

## Origins

Florpronominal was coined by FANDOM user FruitySystem on the LGBTA Wiki on January 18th, 2022.

Panflorpronominal was coined by FANDOM user FruitySystem on the LGBTA Wiki on January 18th, 2022. The flag was created on the same day by the same user.

## References

https://web.archive.org/web/20220213183753/https://lgbta.fandom.com/f/p/4400000000000238573

https://www.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Panflorpronominal

https://www.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Omniflorpronominal

https://www.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Panflorpronominalflux
Hin/Hin

## Description

**Hin/Hin** is a gender-neutral pronoun set that originates from old Swedish. "Hin" is one of the two neutral 3rd person pronouns in the language (the other being "Hen") and are considered to be the less used of the two.

Hin is usually used by non-binary individuals but anyone can use them regardless of their gender identity.

Many individuals use hin as their personal pronoun to avoid gendered connotations of "han" (he) and "hon" (she), hence its frequent used among non-binary people.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
Acab/Acabself

Candidate for deletionThis page has been nominated for removal from the wiki for the reason: These pronouns were made to mock neopronoun users, no one uses these pronouns genuinely..
## Description

**Acab/Acabself** are a set of presumably gender neutral neopronouns. They were created by trolls to discredit actual neopronoun users and are generally considered disrespectful to the LGBTQ+, MOGAI, and BIPOC communities, as well as the BLM and Stop AAPI Hate movements. In line with that, they are never used seriously or exclusively by any neopronoun users and are frequently a dogwhistle for anti-neopronoun individuals.

Usage of these pronouns is **extremely** discouraged for the above reasons. However, some BIPOC and AAPI neopronoun users may use this set in an effort to reclaim them, as they are the primary victims of North American police violence, though this is unusual if not non-existent.
Hit/Hit

## Description and History

**Hit/hit** (pronounced "HEET") are the Middle English neuter pronouns; The equivalent of it/its, 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. They are also vaguely similar to the Modern English neuter pronouns, it/its.

The Old English feminine pronouns are Hēo/hie, the masculine pronouns are hē/hine, 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 hitself, along with other Modern English counterparts).

 Accusative
 Dative
 Genitive

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
Ai/Ait

**Ai/Ait** pronouns are used when referring to artificial intelligences and robots. These can include virtual "friends" (such as Replikas), chatbots such as ChatGPT or Bing, or personal assistants like Cortana, Siri, Alexa or Google Assistant. An alternative set is Ai/Aim and Ro/Rob.

"Ai" is pronounced "ay-ai" or "ay-ee" with a stressed final syllable in both cases. "Ait" is pronounced "ay-ai-t". "Air" is pronounced "ay-eer" with a stress on the initial syllable. "Airself" is pronounced "ay-ee-self". "Aice" is pronounced "ay-eece". "Chat" is pronounced as written.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Vocative
Ballself

## Description

**Ball/balls** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set, that can be used by anyone who has an interest of spherical-object related sports games, such as Basketball or Soccer, though it can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
Ball walked *ballers* dog today OR
 Predicative Possessive
Ball had to drive *ballerself* to school

## Origin

The ball/balls pronoun set was created by former Secretary Treasurer of Ball's Falls *Simon Ball* to honor the passing of his basketball-loving son*, Tim Balls* after a fatal heart attack 2 weeks after his wisdom tooth surgery.
Finself (Fish)

*Not to be confused with Finself*

## Description

**Finself** neopronouns are a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by **"fin(s)"** which is the name of the **aileron** of fishes. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Finself

This pronoun set was coined by an unknown person.

 Accusative | Fin
 Pronominal Possessive | Fins
 Predicative Possessive | Fins

## Fi/Fins

 Accusative | Fin
 Pronominal Possessive | Fins
 Predicative Possessive | Fins
Cy/Cyr

## Description

**Cy/Cyr** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set, that can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Cyr
 Pronominal Possessive | Cyr or Cyrs
 Predicative Possessive | Cyrs

## Origin

The cy/cyr pronoun set was most likely first coined in July of 2020 by Pronouny user glitterypan, although it may be earlier. The exact date is unknown.
Mommy/Mommyself

## Description

**Mommy/Mommyself** are a set of presumably feminine neopronouns. They were created by alt-right 4Chan users to discredit actual neopronoun users and are generally considered extremely disrespectful to the LGBTQ+, MOGAI, and kink communities. They were also created with the intent of being sexual pronouns as counterparts to Daddy/Daddyself - which themselves were derived from DDLG and other daddy-related kinks, as those were considered the most mockable.

In line with that, they are never used seriously or exclusively by any neopronoun users and are a dogwhistle for anti-neopronoun individuals when used publically.

Usage of these pronouns is **extremely** discouraged for the above reasons. However, some neopronoun users involved in kink may use this set privately in an effort to reclaim them or turn them into joke pronouns, though it would be assumed any reclaimers are 18 and older.

There is currently no non-sexual reclamation of mommy/mommyself.

## Flag

The "flag" was created on or before 12 April 2021 by an unknown user, and has the following colour meanings:

* Brown - the "shitty pronoun and the bastards who made it"
* Dark Blue - sexualization of a mother figure
* Dark purple - the ill intent in the making of these pronouns
* Dark green - the "nasty personality" of the person using the pronoun
* The Ring - the never-ending nastiness and vicious cycle

It is generally considered a flag against use of the pronouns and mocking those who created them to harm the neopronoun community.
Meow/meowm

**Meow/meowm** are dehuman animalistic neopronouns which is made to refer to those who identify as or are male cats, however, it can be used by anyone who at least identifies as a cat. For females, Meowie/meower is often used, and for gender-neutrals, Meowself.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Vocative
Kawaiiself

## Description

**Ka/wai** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the Japanese word for **cute**: "**kawaii**". They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Fandom user FemiTheFemaric on April 2021.

 Accusative | Wai
 Pronominal Possessive | Wais
 Predicative Possessive | Kas
 Reflexive | Kawaiiself
Bunnyself

## Description

**Bunnyself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**bunny**", coined by Tumblr user bonniebelbubblegum in 2014. These pronouns can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

These pronouns are commonly used by rabbit kin or bunnygendered individuals but you don't have to identify as either of these to use the pronouns.

 Accusative | Bun
 Pronominal Possessive | Buns or Bun's
 Predicative Possessive | Buns or Bun's
 Reflexive | Bunself | Bun had to drive *bunself* to school
Dinosaurself

## Description

**Dinosaurself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**dinosaur**". It can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user pronoun archive on February 2019.

 Accusative | Dino
 Pronominal Possessive | Dinos or Dinosaur
 Predicative Possessive | Dinos or Dinosaurs
 Reflexive | Dinoself or Dinosaurself
Dino has to drive *dinosaurself* to school
Lyraself

## Description

**Lyraself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronouns inspired by the word "**Lyra**", which is a small constellation. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. The lyr/lyra pronoun set was created by Tumblr user xeno aligned on May 2019.

 Accusative | Lyra
 Pronominal Possessive | Lyrs or Lyras
 Predicative Possessive | Lyras
Xae/Xaer

## Description

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

 Accusative | Xaer
 Pronominal Possessive | Xaer
 Predicative Possessive | Xaers

## Origin

The xae/xaer pronoun set was coined by Tumblr scattered-stardust-in-my-mind.

## Flags

The void and celestial themed xae/xaer flags were created by Tumblr user flagify, 28th July 2020.

1. ↑ https://pronoun-provider.tumblr.com/credit
2. ↑ https://flagify.tumblr.com/post/624890892539576320/idk-how-easy-pronoun-flags-are-but-maybe-one-for
Han/Hans

## Description

**Han/hans** is a gender-neutral pronoun set that can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. The original coining of these neopronouns was likely based on the Swedish/Norwegian singular 3rd person masculine pronoun, *han*, or the Finnish singular 3rd person human pronoun, *hän*. It is singular, not plural.

Pronunciation is not specified for this set, with presumably either /hanː/ (as said in Swedish and Norwegian) or /ˈhæn/ (as said in Finnish) being acceptable.

 Accusative

 Pronominal Possessive | Hans
 Predicative Possessive | Hans

## Flag

The han/hans pronoun flag was created by Tumblr user interesteddisaster on 19th July, 2021. Its design was inspired by the Finnish and Swedish flags, as seen by the cross design and chosen colors of white, blue, and yellow.

The alternate flag was made 24th July, 2021 by now-deactivated Tumblr user rainbowsheepdesigns. It was based on the previous design.

## Origin

The first recorded proposal (and use) of han/hans pronouns in English was from "L" in a letter to *The Boston Recorder* on the 22nd October, 1868.

A second, independent coining was made by A. M.  Stratford in April of 1988 in a submission to *English Today*. It was intended to resemble other British initialisms (HM, HRH, HMS, HE, HMSO).

## Sources

1. ↑  https://interesteddisaster.tumblr.com/post/657156648906932225/hanhans-pronoun-flag (Wayback: https://web.archive.org/web/20210819223042/https://interesteddisaster.tumblr.com/post/657156648906932225/hanhans-pronoun-flag)
2. ↑  https://interesteddisaster.tumblr.com/post/657565348648927232/hanhans-pronoun-flag (Wayback: https://web.archive.org/web/20210819223426/https://interesteddisaster.tumblr.com/post/657565348648927232/hanhans-pronoun-flag)
3. ↑ “Various,” *Boston Recorder*, Oct. 22, 1868, p. 342.
4. ↑ “Post & Mail.” *English Today*, vol. 4, no. 2, 1988, pp. 3–9., doi:10.1017/S0266078400013262.
Hēo/hie

## Description and History

**Hēo/hie** (pronounced "HEY-oh" and "HEE-yuh") are the Old English feminine pronouns; The equivalent of she/her 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.

The Old English masculine pronouns are hē/hine, the neuter pronouns are hit/hit, and the plural pronouns are hī/hī.

Some different 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 hireself or hiereself, along with other Modern English counterparts).

## Hēo/hie/hire/hire

 Accusative
 Dative
 Genitive

## Hēo/hīe/hiere/hiere

 Accusative
 Dative

## Hēo/hi (pronounced "HEE")/hire/hire

 Accusative
 Dative
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Meow/purr

**Meow/purr** are dehuman animalistic neopronouns which is made to refer to those who are cats, however, it can be used by anyone who at least identifies as a cat. For males, Meow/meowm is often used, and for gender-neutrals, Meowself. (Those, however, are supposed to be spoken in the human vocal system) It is supposed to be spoken like a cat's with the vocal system of a cat rather than of a human (except for the vocative case, where the cat is addressed), thus making meow/purr a xenopronoun.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Vocative
Pr'am
Gself

## Description

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

## G/g

 Accusative | G
 Pronominal Possessive | G
 Predicative Possessive | G

## G/g's

 Accusative | G
 Pronominal Possessive | G's
 Predicative Possessive | G's

## Origin

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

## Description

**Ga/gac** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**gacrux**", which is a star in the southern constellation of Crux. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by Tumblr user xeno aligned on May 2019.

 Accusative | Gac
 Pronominal Possessive | Ux
 Predicative Possessive | Rax
Neopronouns

**Neopronouns** are any set of singular third-person pronouns that were directly created or adapted within the language instead of evolving with it, and are frequently not officially recognized in the language they are used in. Many Indo-European languages frequently have gendered third-person pronouns and may not have a neutral option, or the neutral option may be considered dehumanising when used for a person; thus, neopronouns are typically created with the intention of being a gender neutral option.

In English, there are four sets of recognised exipronouns; "she/her" is considered feminine, "he/him" is considered masculine, and "they/them" is considered neutral and less controversial than the fourth set, "it/its", which is typically used to refer to inanimate objects or animals (and has historically been used to demonise transgender and genderqueer individuals). It/its is also considered an adapted neopronoun.

Some individuals prefer using neopronouns as an alternative gender neutral pronoun set to singular they/them. This may be due to any of the following examples. They might:

* Want to avoid singular "they" being confused with plural "they", although this is becoming increasingly uncommon as a reason as singular they/them becomes more and more recognised in standard English
* Find that neopronouns express something about them or their gender identity that they/them does not
* Feel more comfortable using neopronouns over they/them, for any reason
* Do not feel that singular they fits their experience
* Do not like how they/them sounds when used to refer to them

Or any number of other reasons. An individual's decision to use neopronouns at all is a personal one and different for every user.

Some examples of neopronouns may be:

* Xe/Xem/Xyr/Xyrs/Xemself
* Ze/Hir/Hir/Hirs/Hirself
* Et/Eir/Eirs/Eirself
* Ae/Aer/Aer/Aers/Aerself
* Ve/Ver/Vis/Vis/Verself

For comparison:

* They/Them/Their/Theirs/Themself
* He/Him/His/His/Himself
* She/Her/Her/Hers/Herself

Some examples of how to use the above neopronouns in a sentence:

* “She went to the store.” —> “Xe went to the store.”
* “Oh hey look, it’s him.” —> “Oh hey look, it’s hir.”
* “That’s their book.” —> “That’s eir book.”
* “That water bottle belongs to him, it’s his.” —> “That water bottle belongs to aer, it’s aers.”
* “She lifted it by herself.” —> “Ve lifted it by verself.”

### Spanish

Neopronouns do exist in Spanish, namely Le/le and Ello/lo. Since Spanish has no accusative, the second "pronoun" mention is the article for words.

Spanish neopronouns:

* Le/Le/Elles/Les/Une/-e/Lu
* Ello/Lo/Ellos/Los/Uno/-/Su

For comparison:

* Él/El/Ellos/Los/Un/-o/Su
* Ella/La/Ellas/Las/Una/-a/Su
Aself

## Description

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

## A/a

 Accusative | A
 Pronominal Possessive | A
 Predicative Possessive | A

## A/a's

 Accusative | A
 Pronominal Possessive | A's
 Predicative Possessive | A's

## Origin

The aself pronoun set was coined by FANDOM user ringotheman on June 11th, 2021 on the Pronoun FANDOM wiki.
Pronoun Adverse

## Description

**Pronoun adverse** refers to a person who is repulsed by the use of certain pronouns for them.

There are multiple types of pronoun adversity, such as:

* Repulsion to a single set of pronouns, meaning they might find themselves using all pronouns except one set, for example everything except she/her
* Repulsion to all pronouns, meaning they may prefer to be referred to solely by name and identify as nullpronominal and/or apothipronomial.

## Origin

Pronoun adverse was coined with help by fandom user doctorsherlockstrange on November 19th 2020.
Condipronominal

**Condipronominal**, **pronoun situationism** or **condi pronouns** is the act of going with certain pronouns only under specific circumstances or situations. For example, a situational she/her pronoun user may only use she/her pronoun set during specific times or with specific people; a condi they/he may only use they/he during specific times or with specific people, so on.

The terminology is based on condigender.

## References

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20230517214709/https://isobug.tumblr.com/post/705096218802601985/condipronominal-flag
Emotupronounfluid

**Emotupronounfluid**, also know as **emotupronominal**, is a subset of pronounfluid where one's pronouns change depending on one's mood, emotions or state of mind. For example, one might use he/him pronouns when one is excited and they/them pronouns when one is tired..

## History

This term was coined by FANDOM user CowsLoveCoffee on January 7, 2022.

## Flag

The flag was created by FANDOM user CowsLoveCoffee on January 8, 2022. It's a combination of the pronounfluid and alternate emotugender flags.

## Resources

1. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20220120141459/https://lgbta.fandom.com/f/p/4400000000000234948
2. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20220120141457/https://lgbta.fandom.com/f/p/4400000000000235306/r/4400000000000804652
Sinner/Sinnerself

## Description

**Sinner/Sinnerself** neopronouns are a set of gender-neutral pronouns inspired by the word **“sinner”**, and the Judeo-Christian concept of sin. They can be used by anyone, regardless of gender identity, gender expression, or religion.

## Usage

This set of pronouns is usually used for people identifying as sinner, may this be as a **gender** or due to **religion**. It is most commonly used for **Christians**, **Muslims**, **Orthodox Jews**, and members of other Abrahamic Religions. Though, the individuals using sinner/sinnerself pronouns for religious reasons, often also accept he/him or she/her pronouns, depending on their gender.

 Accusative
 Pronominal
Possessive
sinner's
 Predicative
Possessive
sinner's
 Reflective
Lunarself

## Description

**Lunarself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**lunar**", they can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

## Lu/Luna

   Lu/luna set:

 Accusative | Luna
 Pronominal Possessive | Luns
 Predicative Possessive | Luns or Lunas
 Reflexive | Lunaself

## Lun/Luna

Lun/luna set:

 Accusative | Lun
 Pronominal Possessive | Luna
 Predicative Possessive | Luna
Lun has to drive *lunarself* to school

## Lun/Luns

Lun/luns set:

 Accusative | Lun
 Pronominal Possessive | Luns
 Predicative Possessive | Luns

### Lun/lunar

Lun/lunar/lunars/lunars/lunarself
Canineself

## Description

**Ca/caniself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**canine**". This pronoun set can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression. Coined by xeno aligned on September 2018.

 Accusative | Cani
 Pronominal Possessive | Canis
 Predicative Possessive | Canis
Ca has to drive *canisself* to school

## Flag

The Caniself flag was created by fandom user IIAprionII on July 26, 2021.
Dropletself

## Description

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

## Drip/Drop

Drip/drop set:

 Accusative | Drop
 Pronominal Possessive | Drips
 Predicative Possessive | Drops

## Drop/Droplet

Drop/droplet set:

 Accusative | Drop
 Pronominal Possessive | Droplet
 Predicative Possessive | Droplet
Gothicself

## Description

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

## Origin

Coined by Tumblr user mogai-monarchs on 27 July 2020.

## Flag

Reddit user u/hiitsyaz created two versions of a go/goth flag on or before 23 May 2021.

 Accusative | Goth
 Pronominal Possessive | Goths
 Predicative Possessive | Goths
 Reflexive | Gothself or Gothicself
Go has to drive *gothicself* to school.

1. ↑ https://mogai-monarchs.tumblr.com/post/624839767882874880/aesthetic-themed-pronouns
Pronoun Collector

## Description

**Pronoun collector**, also called **pronoun hoarder**, refers to a person who "hoards" or collects many sets of pronouns to use. A pronoun hoarder typically adds pronouns they feel that "fit" them to their hoard, though this may differ between individuals. A pronoun hoarder typically does not use every single the pronoun set they hear about.

Nounself pronouns are some of the most common among pronouns hoarders, but emojiself and other neopronouns are often hoarded as well.

## Falconhoarder

**Falconhoarder** is where one's pronouns are fluid but one can't find just a few pronouns to describe themself, so they "hoard" pronouns that fit them.

## Turkeyhoarder

**Turkeyhoarder** is an identity in which one can’t find just a few pronouns to describe themself, so they “hoard” pronouns that fit them.

## Iocuspronominal

**Iocuspronominal** is a kind of pronoun collecting that describes someone who collects pronoun sets more for the fun of it than anything else. These pronouns may not be their preferred pronouns, but may be validating and fun to hear once in a while. They may feel a slight disconnect between their collected pronouns and preferred pronouns, though they are still comfortable with these collected pronouns.

This term was made with panpronominal people in mind, however anyone can use this label.

## Origins

Falconhoarder was coined by wiki user Cinnamonrollie on February 14th, 2021.

Turkeyhoarder was coined by FANODOM user Ostereigender on May 18, 2019.

Iocuspronomial was coined by FANDOM user Ringotheman on June 13th, 2021.
Cerberusself

## Description

**Cerberusself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**Cerberus**", which is a multi-headed dog that guards the gates of the Underworld in Greek mythology. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Cerb
 Pronominal Possessive | Cerb
 Predicative Possessive | Cerbs

## Origin

Cerberusself was coined by FANDOM user AzenhawkeArts.
Te/Tem

## Description

**Te/tem** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set, they were created by removing letters from the they/them pronoun set. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Tem
 Pronominal Possessive | Ter
 Predicative Possessive | Ters

Alternate version of the te/tem set.

 Accusative | Tem
 Pronominal Possessive | Tes
 Predicative Possessive | Tes
Fadeself

## Description

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

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive

## Origin

These pronouns were coined by pronouny user ghost\_love\_you on the 16th of July, 2021.

## Flag

Both flags were created by FANDOM user Loquacia on 21st of December, 2021.

## References

1. ↑  https://web.archive.org/web/20211221235448/https://pronouny.xyz/pronouns/60f2058f93f0c900134e3b75
Aer/Aers

**Aer/Aers** are a gender neutral neopronouns and nounself pronouns set inspired by the Greek prefix "aer-" which refers to air, oxygen, or a gas. These pronouns are one of the sets under the aerself umbrella, though the only pronoun set relating to air in this umbrella.

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

## How to Use

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive

## Pronunciation

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive

## History

The aer/aers pronoun set was coined by a Tumblr user who has now deactivated their account at an unknown date before June 17th, 2019. The aer/aers flag was created by FANDOM user IIAprionII at an unknown date.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.tumblr.com/otherkinandmogai/185645111283/do-you-know-any-good-wingbirdsky-based-pronouns

## See Also

* Aerself
* Neopronouns
* Nounself Pronouns
Dself

## Description

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

## D/d

 Accusative | D
 Pronominal Possessive | D
 Predicative Possessive | D

## D/d's

 Accusative | D
 Pronominal Possessive | D's
 Predicative Possessive | D's

## Origin

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

## Description

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

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

The traditionally masculine counterpart is faunpronominal and the traditionally neutral counterpart is florpronominal.

## Panfaepronominal

**Panfaepronominal**, also called **Panfae**, is when one uses all pronouns besides traditionally masculine ones, including neopronouns.

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

## Omnifaepronominal

**Omnifaepronominal**, also called **Omnifae**, is when one uses all pronouns besides traditionally masculine ones, including neopronouns.

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

## Panfaepronominalflux

**Panfaepronominalflux**, also called **Panomnifaepronominalflux** or **Omnipanfaepronominal**, sometimes shortened to **Panfaeflux**, **Panomniflux** and **Omnipanfae**, 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

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

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

## References

https://archive.today/https://the-aoi-collective-term-archive.tumblr.com/post/677450336804487168/faepronominal

https://www.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Panfaepronominal

https://www.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Omnifaepronominal

https://www.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Panfaepronominalflux
Moonself

**moon/moonself** neopronouns are gender neutral pronoun sets inspired by the word "moon” it can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

* This morning, **moon** went to the park.
* I went with **moon**
* And **moon** brought **moon** frisbee.
* At least I think it was **moons**.
* By the end of the day, **moon** started throwing the frisbee to **moonself.**   **.**
Alterpronomial

## Description

**Alterpronouns** or **inconsistent pronoun** is when one uses alternating pronouns, changes preference in pronouns, wants different pronouns used at different times, or has pronouns that change with a fluid gender, etc.

It is similar to pronounfluid, however it may be considered different depending on the person. Some (but not all) ways it could be different includes:

* Someone who is pronounless in some situations, however uses one set of pronouns in others. This is different than pronounfluid in the fact that one is not fluid between pronouns, but rather only ever uses pronouns in certain cases.
* Someone who feels as though their preference in pronouns *fluctuates* rather than fluidly changes.
* Someone who feels as though they simply *swap* pronouns rather than fluidly goes between them. They may never use the same set of pronouns twice, or may very rarely use the same set as in their past.

## Origin

Alterpronomial term and flag were coined at an unknown point by a user who wishes to remain anonymous.
Exipronouns

## Description

**Exipronouns**, as called **paleopronouns**, **archpronouns** or **trad pronouns**, is a term to refer to the “standard” traditional, existing pronoun sets of a language. They are the opposite of neopronouns. In English exipronouns are he/him, she/her, and they/them, as well as it/its (though some people may consider "it" be a neopronoun, since it's not standard usage when referring to a person). In Spanish, they would be Él, La, and Lo (though some may consider "lo" to not be a pronoun since it is meant for turning adjectives into nouns, not referring to people).

Someone who uses exipronouns would be called **exipronominal**.

## Origin

The term archpronoun was coined by Tumblr user carbonated-neon on August 16th, 2019. In a reblog the term paleopronoun was coined by the Tumblr user lgbtqiarchive in August 16th, 2019. The term exipronoun was coined by Tumblr user Anicrossic on July 1, 2020, in a post that refers back to these previous terms. In a reply to Anicrossic's post, "trad pronouns" was suggested by Tumblr user trans-kayn. Additional possible terms suggested by Anicrossic include "peripronoun/s, endopronoun/s, circumpronoun/s, compronoun/s, conpronoun/s, enpronoun/s, orthopronoun/s, ortopronoun/s".

## References

1. ↑ Anicrossic. (2020, September 8). Exipronouns Flag. [Tumblr post]. Retrived from https://web.archive.org/web/20231210165249/https://everypronoun.tumblr.com/post/628664162848047104/exipronouns-flag-exipronouns-standard-pronouns
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Anicrossic. (2020, July 1). Exipronouns. [Tumblr post]. Retrieved from https://web.archive.org/web/20231210170358/https://arco-pluris.tumblr.com/post/622429483404787712/anicrossic-exipronouns-standard-pronouns
3. ↑ carbonated-neon. (2019, August 19). more labels for things! [Tumblr post.] Retrieved from https://web.archive.org/web/20231210171619/https://www.tumblr.com/carbonated-neon/187041174948/more-labels-for-things
4. ↑ lgbtqiarchive. (2019, August 19). Paleopronouns. [Tumblr post.] Retrieved from https://web.archive.org/web/20220127045934/https://lgbtqiarchive.tumblr.com/post/187043522975/paleopronounspalaeopronoun
Be/Beez

## Description

**Be/Beez** are a gender neutral neopronoun set. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative
 Pronominal Possessive
 Predicative Possessive
 Reflexive

## Origin

This was coined by *GhoustTM* on this wiki on an unknown date, but later (publicly) created / made on January 15, 2023.
Tempestself

## Description

**Te/tempestself** neopronouns is a gender neutral pronoun set inspired by the word "**tempest**", which is a violent windstorm, especially one with rain, hail, or snow. They can be used by anyone regardless of gender identity or expression.

 Accusative | Tem
 Pronominal Possessive | Tempes
 Predicative Possessive | Tempest