Subsets

This is a simple list and introduction to the categories within outherinity. For a more indepth explanation of outherinities with examples and answers to possible questions, see here.

Forine (/ˈfɔɹ.in/)

Outherinities independent in their entirety. Not comparable to, the opposite of, or alongside any tautine qualities.

Itherine (/ˈɪθ.ɚ.in/) - Qualities independent from anything, often defined by their own existence.

Ipsine (/ˈɪp.sin/) - Qualities unique to an individual or to an aspect of an individual's identity.

Preterine (/pɹɪˈtɛɹ.in/) - Qualities that, while beyond tautine qualities, are not beyond the concept of gender itself.

Umbine (/ˈʌm.baɪn/)

Outherinities that, while independent, are comparable in some way to tautine qualities.

Disine (/ˈdɪs.tin/) - Qualities that can be described as the opposite of or simply not a specific tautine quality.

Circumine (/ˈsɝ.kjə.min/) - Qualities that are near or resemble a specific tautine quality.

Cattrine (/ˈkæt.tɹin/)

Outherinities born from the uncommon intersection of two existing qualities, forming something entirely new.

Anderine (/ˈæn.dɚ.in/) - Qualities born from the intersection of two or more outherine qualities.

Dipherine (/ˈdaɪ.fɚ.in/) - Qualities born from the intersection of two or more tautine qualities.

Ectine (/ˈɛk.tin/) - Qualities born from the intersection of one or more outherine qualities and one or more tautine qualities.

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