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	==Para-genders==		==Para-genders==
	The para-gender system does not take into account biological sex (Namuno-Ethian cultures tend towards polygamy and bisexuality). Instead, it focuses on physical and mental characteristics. The first of these is the ''beloved'' ([[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]]: {{Cs\|jrt\|myqur}} ''myllur'' "plucked, picked" or {{Cs\|jrt\|owviar}} ''owfiar'' "beloved", [[Ragham language\|Ragham]]: ''psur'' "picked, chosen"), generally classed as the younger, less experienced, smaller partner, usually fulfilling a more passive role. The second is the ''lover'' (Phyrean: {{Cs\|jrt\|riadarþ}} ''riadarth'', Ragham: ''ryadá'', both "lover"), the older, wiser, taller partner, fulfilling an active role. Usually when a myllur comes of enough age, or has significant body changes, they become a riadarth themselves.		The para-gender system does not take into account biological sex (Namuno-Ethian cultures tend towards polygamy and bisexuality). Instead, it focuses on physical and mental characteristics. The first of these is the ''beloved'' ([[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]]: {{Cs\|jrt\|myqur}} ''myllur'' "plucked, picked" or {{Cs\|jrt\|owviar}} ''owfiar'' "beloved", [[Ragham language\|Ragham]]: {{Cs\|brd\|pxsurx}} ''psur'' "picked, chosen"), generally classed as the younger, less experienced, smaller partner, usually fulfilling a more passive role. The second is the ''lover'' (Phyrean: {{Cs\|jrt\|riadarþ}} ''riadarth'', Ragham: {{Cs\|brd\|rxyd}} ''ryadá'', both "lover"), the older, wiser, taller partner, fulfilling an active role. Usually when a myllur comes of enough age, or has significant body changes, they become a riadarth themselves.

	People who do not fall into either of these two genders or don’t meet most of their expectations are often socially ostracised.		People who do not fall into either of these two genders or don’t meet most of their expectations are often socially ostracised.

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	==Para-genders==		==Para-genders==
	The para-gender system does not take into account biological sex (Namuno-Ethian cultures tend towards polygamy and bisexuality). Instead, it focuses on physical and mental characteristics. The first of these is the ''beloved'' ([[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]]: ''myllur'' "plucked, picked" or ''owfiar'' "beloved", [[Ragham language\|Ragham]]: ''psur'' "picked, chosen"), generally classed as the younger, less experienced, smaller partner, usually fulfilling a more passive role. The second is the ''lover'' (Phyrean: ''riadarth'', Ragham: ''ryadá'', both "lover"), the older, wiser, taller partner, fulfilling an active role. Usually when a myllur comes of enough age, or has significant body changes, they become a riadarth themselves.		The para-gender system does not take into account biological sex (Namuno-Ethian cultures tend towards polygamy and bisexuality). Instead, it focuses on physical and mental characteristics. The first of these is the ''beloved'' ([[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]]: {{Cs\|jrt\|myqur}} ''myllur'' "plucked, picked" or {{Cs\|jrt\|owviar}} ''owfiar'' "beloved", [[Ragham language\|Ragham]]: ''psur'' "picked, chosen"), generally classed as the younger, less experienced, smaller partner, usually fulfilling a more passive role. The second is the ''lover'' (Phyrean: {{Cs\|jrt\|riadarþ}} ''riadarth'', Ragham: ''ryadá'', both "lover"), the older, wiser, taller partner, fulfilling an active role. Usually when a myllur comes of enough age, or has significant body changes, they become a riadarth themselves.

	People who do not fall into either of these two genders or don’t meet most of their expectations are often socially ostracised.		People who do not fall into either of these two genders or don’t meet most of their expectations are often socially ostracised.
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	=== Apparel and styling ===		=== Apparel and styling ===
	Clothing standards vary from place to place. In [[Phyrea]], capes are a culturally significant piece of clothing, now mostly worn in formal situations. Riadarths are expected to wear capes that reach between their hips and knees, while myllur should wear short, elbow-high capes. In the Asco-Manthic sphere, ''hredebrøydai'' or ''hredjai'' (riadarths) are expected to style and accentuate their snout, cheek and neck fur. Up-curled fur in these areas indicates virility. Meanwhile ''søyntbrøydai'' or ''søyntai'' (myllur) are expected to retain shorter, well-kempt fur, usually curled downwards, as with women, and wearing jewellery of some kind.		Clothing standards vary from place to place. In [[Phyrea]], capes are a culturally significant piece of clothing, now mostly worn in formal situations. Riadarths are expected to wear capes that reach between their hips and knees, while myllur should wear short, elbow-high capes. In the Asco-Manthic sphere, {{Cs\|jrt\|hredebröydai}} ''hredebrøydai'' or {{Cs\|jrt\|hredjai}} ''hredjai'' (riadarths) are expected to style and accentuate their snout, cheek and neck fur. Up-curled fur in these areas indicates virility. Meanwhile {{Cs\|jrt\|söyntbröydai}} ''søyntbrøydai'' or {{Cs\|jrt\|söyntai}} ''søyntai'' (myllur) are expected to retain shorter, well-kempt fur, usually curled downwards, as with women, and wearing jewellery of some kind.

	=== Marriageable age ===		=== Marriageable age ===

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	== Genders ==		== Genders ==
	The NEGS is a sex-based male-female binary system, with maleness ~~being~~ associated with the moon, silver and hunting, and femaleness with the sun, gold, husbandry and agriculture.		The NEGS is a sex-based male-female binary system. There are two main branches of this system: the ''Namunian branch'', with maleness associated with the moon, silver and hunting, and femaleness with the sun, gold, husbandry and agriculture, and the ''Ethian branch'', where maleness is associated with the sun instead, and femaleness with the moon.

	==Para-genders==		==Para-genders==

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	The NEGS is a sex-based male-female binary system, with maleness being associated the moon, silver and hunting, and femaleness with the sun, gold, husbandry and agriculture.		The NEGS is a sex-based male-female binary system, with maleness being associated with the moon, silver and hunting, and femaleness with the sun, gold, husbandry and agriculture.

	==Para-genders==		==Para-genders==

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	=== Asconia ===		=== Asconia ===
	Asconia has been long influenced by the much more androcentric [[~~Khotgods~~]] for centuries. Their variation on the NEGS is much more centered on biological sex as a result, and clearly divides each gender/para-gender combo in what their roles should be. General housekeeping duties, like cooking and cleaning, are shared between all members of a family, regardless of gender or para-gender. Hredjai are associated with the hunt, preserving and leading the family and teaching their hrede children to be virile. Søyntai are associated with art, religion, divination, and esoteric practices. As with women, they are believed to be under the Hredjai in the family hierarchy.		Asconia has been long influenced by the much more androcentric [[Khots]] for centuries. Their variation on the NEGS is much more centered on biological sex as a result, and clearly divides each gender/para-gender combo in what their roles should be. General housekeeping duties, like cooking and cleaning, are shared between all members of a family, regardless of gender or para-gender. Hredjai are associated with the hunt, preserving and leading the family and teaching their hrede children to be virile. Søyntai are associated with art, religion, divination, and esoteric practices. As with women, they are believed to be under the Hredjai in the family hierarchy.
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	==Para-genders==		==Para-genders==
	The para-gender system does not take into account biological sex (~~the~~ Namuno-~~Ethians are known to be polygamous~~ and ~~bisexual~~). Instead, it focuses on physical and mental characteristics. The first of these is the ''beloved'' ([[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]]: ''myllur'' "plucked, picked" or ''owfiar'' "beloved", [[Ragham language\|Ragham]]: ''psur'' "picked, chosen"), generally classed as the younger, less experienced, smaller partner, usually fulfilling a more passive role. The second is the ''lover'' (Phyrean: ''riadarth'', Ragham: ''ryadá'', both "lover"), the older, wiser, taller partner, fulfilling an active role. Usually when a myllur comes of enough age, or has significant body changes, they become a riadarth themselves.		The para-gender system does not take into account biological sex (Namuno-Ethian cultures tend towards polygamy and bisexuality). Instead, it focuses on physical and mental characteristics. The first of these is the ''beloved'' ([[Phyrean language\|Phyrean]]: ''myllur'' "plucked, picked" or ''owfiar'' "beloved", [[Ragham language\|Ragham]]: ''psur'' "picked, chosen"), generally classed as the younger, less experienced, smaller partner, usually fulfilling a more passive role. The second is the ''lover'' (Phyrean: ''riadarth'', Ragham: ''ryadá'', both "lover"), the older, wiser, taller partner, fulfilling an active role. Usually when a myllur comes of enough age, or has significant body changes, they become a riadarth themselves.

	People who do not fall into either of these two genders or don’t meet most of their expectations are often socially ostracised.		People who do not fall into either of these two genders or don’t meet most of their expectations are often socially ostracised.

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The '''Namuno-Ethian gender system''' is a family of closely related [[Wikipedia:Gender systems|gender systems]] pertaining to the [[Namuno-Ethian peoples]] of the [[Orddonach]].

This gender system can be divided into two sub-systems: the gender system proper and the para-gender system. The former is a division based on sexual characteristics while the latter is based on the role one plays in a relationship.

== Genders ==
The NEGS is a sex-based male-female binary system, with maleness being associated the moon, silver and hunting, and femaleness with the sun, gold, husbandry and agriculture.

==Para-genders==
The para-gender system does not take into account biological sex (the Namuno-Ethians are known to be polygamous and bisexual). Instead, it focuses on physical and mental characteristics. The first of these is the ''beloved'' ([[Phyrean language|Phyrean]]: ''myllur'' "plucked, picked" or ''owfiar'' "beloved", [[Ragham language|Ragham]]: ''psur'' "picked, chosen"), generally classed as the younger, less experienced, smaller partner, usually fulfilling a more passive role. The second is the ''lover'' (Phyrean: ''riadarth'', Ragham: ''ryadá'', both "lover"), the older, wiser, taller partner, fulfilling an active role. Usually when a myllur comes of enough age, or has significant body changes, they become a riadarth themselves.

People who do not fall into either of these two genders or don’t meet most of their expectations are often socially ostracised.

== Cultural expectations ==

=== Apparel and styling ===
Clothing standards vary from place to place. In [[Phyrea]], capes are a culturally significant piece of clothing, now mostly worn in formal situations. Riadarths are expected to wear capes that reach between their hips and knees, while myllur should wear short, elbow-high capes. In the Asco-Manthic sphere, ''hredebrøydai'' or ''hredjai'' (riadarths) are expected to style and accentuate their snout, cheek and neck fur. Up-curled fur in these areas indicates virility. Meanwhile ''søyntbrøydai'' or ''søyntai'' (myllur) are expected to retain shorter, well-kempt fur, usually curled downwards, as with women, and wearing jewellery of some kind.

=== Marriageable age ===
The marriageable age has varied drastically throughout the ages. Before the 1600s, people as young as 15 were eligible for arranged marriages. With the passage of time, as the public became more aware of the developmental problems that stem from marriage at such a young age, the limit increased drastically to (on average) 20 years of age in most of the Namuno-Ethian cultural sphere. Nowadays it's seen as taboo to assign oneself a para-gender before adulthood.

== Variations ==

=== Asconia ===
Asconia has been long influenced by the much more androcentric [[Khotgods]] for centuries. Their variation on the NEGS is much more centered on biological sex as a result, and clearly divides each gender/para-gender combo in what their roles should be. General housekeeping duties, like cooking and cleaning, are shared between all members of a family, regardless of gender or para-gender. Hredjai are associated with the hunt, preserving and leading the family and teaching their hrede children to be virile. Søyntai are associated with art, religion, divination, and esoteric practices. As with women, they are believed to be under the Hredjai in the family hierarchy.
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