Amingender

Amingender is an umbrella term for all genders which are ambiguous in nature.

Fingender can also be used as a gender on its own, referring to any gender that isn't fully defined by being ambiguous but is still related to ambiguity, or a gender in which ambiguity is its defining feature. It's often used by individuals who cannot narrow down their gender any more than it being ambiguous.

Some may add -igue as a suffix such as neutrigue, angigue, xenigue, perigue or feminigue for example.

Common Definitions[]

“	AMIN (Ambiguous in nature) is an umbrella category of gender that includes genders that are ambiguous in nature- having intrinsic traits of ambiguity. Ambiguity, in the sense of gender, is the trait of one’s gender being up to interpretation or not conforming to any particular interpretation (ambiguous). Some amingenders would include ambigue, antegender, genderfree , and possibly others [...] AUIN (autonomous) genders use -ique as a suffix to easily combine with other genders and traits, and I think amingenders could use -igue instead. For examples: neutrigue, angigue, xenigue, perigue, feminigue...	”
–Variant-Archive, 2020^[1]