Contionary:jero

Ganymedian

Etymology

From Spanish género, ultimately from Latin genus, coined by LGBT activists around 2232 along with insía to replace negatively-connotated doublet jenda, a term which it has mostly displaced in most casual contexts and in the LGBTQ community of Ganymede. See jenda for a more thorough etymological history of the emergence of jero and insía.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈxero]

Noun

jero class II (plural jerosi, diminutive jerito)

1. (LGBTQ slang, neologism) gender, one's gender identity

   Synonyms: insía, jenda

   Mi likomenso kupunta jero mi wando mi ten 5 añosi.

   I started to question my gender [identity] when I was 5 years old.

Derived terms

• a-jero
• nojero
• tranjero
• transjero