Yōtan / Yōtangender
A coyotelike gender, and/or a gender related to, connected to, associated with, influenced by and/or impacted by coyotes, and/or a gender influenced by a coyote theriotype. Name comes from the Nahuatl word for coyote (coyōtl) and the scientific name for coyotes (Canis latrans).
Yōtan can be typed ‘Yotan’.
Reworking this term!
Again, too long! I’m also changing the name, since i’m not Nahuatl and i feel it’s disrespectful to use a word from a language and culture that isn’t mine, especially as its an indigenous language!
New def:
A coyotelike gender, and/or a gender connected to coyotes in some way, and/or a
gender influenced by a coyote theriotype. Name comes from coyote + its scientific name, Canis latrans. Pronounced coy-tan.
Lycadh / Lycadhgender
A gender that is related to, connected to, associated with and/or influenced by lycanthropes in some way. Can be used by both lycanthropes / therians / werewolfkins etc. and non-therians. Name taken from the word lycanthrope and the Faoladh, a werewolf of Irish folklore.
Pronounced lie-ca-gh or lie-ca-yh.
Reworking this definition!
This definition is very convoluted and just too gddamn long.
New def:
A gender that is connected to lycanthropes in some way. Can be used by both lycanthropes / therians etc. and non-therians. Name taken from the word lycanthrope and the Faoladh, a werewolf of Irish folklore. Pronounced lie-ca-gh or lie-ca-yh.
