Wikidata:WikiProject LGBT/Lists/Genders
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This list serve to monitor the gender identity items.
This list is periodically updated by a bot. Manual changes to the list will be removed on the next update!
WDQS | PetScan | TABernacle | Find images | Recent changes | Query:select ?item where { ?item wdt:P31 wd:Q48264 . }| Name | Description |
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| 'akava'ine | third gender or transgender women in Māori culture of Cook Islands |
| Alyha | Mohave term for people who were assigned male at birth who exhibit feminine traits and who could become socially female |
| Calabai | In Bugis culture, refers to people assigned male at birth who assume female roles. |
| Epupillan | two-spirit identity on Mapuche culture |
| Gender liminality in Polynesia | Gender identity in Oceania |
| Rae-rae | trans women in Tahitian culture |
| Sekhet | Ancient Egyptian gender identity, often translated as eunuch and regarded as third gender, non-binary, or androgyny |
| Waria | portmanteau word for the traditional third gender group in Indonesia |
| X-gender | Japanese term for non-binary gender identities |
| abinary | genders completely unrelated to the gender binary |
| acault | in Burmese culture, people assigned male at birth who exhibit feminine behaviors while serving as spirit mediums; there is some question over the legitimacy of term |
| agender | absence of a gender identity |
| androgyne | non-binary gender identity |
| apogender | gender identity in which one feels entirely removed from the concept of gender |
| aporagender | non-binary gender identity which is a gender separate from male, female and anything in between |
| autigender | a neurogender which can only be understood in the context of being autistic, or when one's autism greatly affects one's gender and/or how one experiences gender |
| bigender | gender identity that includes any two gender identities and behaviors |
| binabinaaine | Gilbertese and Tuvaluan third gender |
| boyflux | genderflux identity when one's masculinity can change in intensity |
| calalai | gender identity in Bugis culture |
| cisgender | gender identity descriptor |
| cisgender gay male | a man who is both cisgender and gay |
| cisgender lesbian | cisgender woman, lesbian, sexual identity, gender identity, and sexual orientation |
| cisgender man | gender of someone whose assigned sex at birth is male, and whose gender identity aligns with that typically culturally associated with his sex |
| cisgender woman | female person who was assigned female at birth |
| demiboy | gender identity where a person identifies as only partly male |
| demigender | non-binary gender identity with partial association to a gender |
| demigirl | gender identity where a person identifies as only partly female |
| demimasc | gender identity where a person identifies partially as a man/boy or as otherwise being partly masculine in nature |
| fakafafine | transgender women in Wallisian and Futunan culture |
| fakafifine | third gender in Niue culture |
| fakaleitī | third gender in Tongan culture |
| faʻafafine | third gender in Samoan culture |
| femboy | slang term used to refer to a feminine male |
| gender agnostic | a term to describe an individual who considers the phenomenon of gender identity to be unknowable or indeterminable by its very nature |
| gender identity disorder | medical condition |
| gender incongruence | ICD-11 diagnosis, a marked incongruence between an individual’s experienced gender and the assigned sex |
| gender modality | correspondence (or lack thereof) between one's assigned gender and one's current gender identity |
| gender spectrum | gender identity |
| gendered | state of having gender identity |
| genderfae | genderfluid identity that excludes changing into manhood or masculinity |
| genderfaun | fluid gender identity that excludes womanhood or femininity |
| genderfluid | gender identity which doesn't conform to fixed gender roles or varies over time, such as shifting between identifying as male, female, non-binary, agender |
| genderqueer | range of gender identities that are not exclusively masculine or feminine and does not match with assigned sex |
| gendervoid | gender which is an absence, a blank space or void where a gender might otherwise be |
| girlflux | genderflux term when one's feminine identity can change in intensity |
| greygender | a gender in which one identifies partially outside the gender binary and has a strong ambivalence about one's gender identity and/or gender expression |
| hijra | third gender of South Asian cultures |
| intergender | a gender experience tied to one's intersex variation |
| intersex | atypical congenital variations of sex characteristics |
| intersex man | intersex person who identifies as a man |
| intersex person | person born with any of several variations in sex characteristics including chromosomes, gonads, sex hormones or genitals that do not fit the typical definitions for male or female bodies |
| intersex woman | intersex person who identifies as a woman |
| isogender | gender modality |
| kathoey | term in Thai culture usually refering to a transgender woman or an effeminate gay male |
| khawaja sira | gender identity |
| koekchuch | extinct gender identity in the Itelmen culture |
| machismo | ideology based on the idea that men dominate women, that men should behave with virility, and women not |
| male | to be used in "sex or gender" (P21) to indicate that the human subject is a male or "semantic gender" (P10339) to indicate that a word refers to a male person |
| maverique | non-binary gender identity |
| mudoko dako | female transidentity of the Lango people of Uganda |
| muxe | Zapotec gender identity, often regarded as transgender, third gender, or non-binary |
| māhū | third gender in traditional Hawaiian, Kanaka and Maohi cultures |
| neurogender | gender experience tied to one's neurological condition |
| neutral sex | human who has neutral sex |
| neutrois | non-binary gender identity |
| non-binary | gender identities other than male or female |
| nádleehi | Navajo social role and term for a gender-fluid male-bodied person with a feminine nature |
| pangender | non-binary gender identity defined as being more than one gender |
| polygender | organism exhibiting multiple gender characteristics |
| questioning | the act of questioning one's gender, sexual identity, and/or sexual orientation; a social label applied to people who are doing this while not wanting to apply another label to themselves |
| sipiniq | third gender person |
| takatāpui | umbrella term for gender identity and sexual orientation in Māori culture |
| trans man | person assigned female at birth who identifies as a man |
| trans woman | person assigned male at birth who identifies as a woman |
| transfeminine | gender of individuals who were assigned male at birth but identify on the female side of the gender spectrum |
| transmasculine | gender of individuals who were assigned female at birth but identify on the male side of the gender spectrum |
| transneutral | transgender identity of individuals who identify on the neutral side of the gender spectrum |
| transsexualism | a person's experiencing a gender identity different from the assigned sex |
| travesti | Latin American gender identity, often considered a transgender, third sex, or non-binary category |
| trigender | non-binary identity in which one shifts among three genders |
| two-spirit | umbrella term for the third gender in the indigenous North American cultures |
| undisclosed gender | datum representing when an individual does not wish to disclose their gender identity, thereby making their gender identity unknown |
| vakasalewalewa | people from Fiji assigned male at birth but who have a feminine gender expression |
| winkte | men with feminine behavior in Lakota culture |
| yinyang ren | people who are both yin or feminine and yang or masculine in approximately equal proportions |
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