Kenoera is a Kenochoric gender defined as "a female-adjacent, female-aligned, and/or female-identified gender that is centered around the idea of kenopsia; a multigender or other combination of at least one genderera term and at least one kenochoric term; a kenochoric-in-nature (kein) gendereraness"¹

History

Coining History

Kenoera was coined on May 22, 2021, by Tumblr user Neopronouns.²

Flag and Symbol History

The flag was made by Tumblr user Neopronouns on May 22, 2021.³

As of June 8, 2022, Kenoera doesn't have a symbol.

Etymology

The etymology of Kenoera was never posted

Suggested Pronouns

Kenoera doesn't have any suggested pronouns.

Related Genders

Subsets

This gender doesn't have any subsets

Similar or Otherwise Related Genders

Kenoavire(male+female counterpart)
Kenovir(male counterpart)

Gallery

Original Flag, Redesigns, and Symbol(s)

Original

Original Kenoera Flag

Flag Meaning: Unknown or nonexistent

_k binary female gender genderera kein kenochoric kenopsia neopronouns

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