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Someone who is AB but is not AT is ''[[ternabinary]]'', and someone who is AT and is not AB is ''[[atribinary]]''. |
Someone who is AB but is not AT is ''[[ternabinary]]'', and someone who is AT and is not AB is ''[[atribinary]]''. |
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Abiatri- could be used as a prefix too if one didn't feel comfortable with atri-. For example: one could be a abiatrigirl, instead of a atrigirl. |
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Revision as of 02:11, 29 August 2021
Abiatrinary refers to someone who is both abinary and atrinary. This could also be called ABAT, due to abinary being shortened to AB, and due atrinary being shortened to AT.
Labels that fall underneath ABAT are atrigirl and atriboy.
Someone who is AB but is not AT is ternabinary, and someone who is AT and is not AB is atribinary.
Abiatri- could be used as a prefix too if one didn't feel comfortable with atri-. For example: one could be a abiatrigirl, instead of a atrigirl.
Etymology
This gender is a combination of the labels abinary and atrinary.
History
This gender was coined by Reddit user u/hiitsyaz in August, 2021, with no specified date.