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'''Pravariable''' refers to an aspect of a member, specifically a [[parative]], otherwise [[paragenic]] or [[intropara]], that can not be narrowed down due to the headmate existing in multiple forms (i.e. timelines or storylines) within the [[paracosm]](s) they originated from. The term may be applied to any aspect, such as "paravariable age", "paravariable gender" etc.<ref>https://nathyl-pride.carrd.co/#plural</ref>
'''Paravariable''' refers to an aspect of a member, specifically a [[parative]], otherwise [[paragenic]] or [[intropara]], that can not be narrowed down due to the headmate existing in multiple forms (i.e. timelines or storylines) within the [[paracosm]](s) they originated from. The term may be applied to any aspect, such as "paravariable age", "paravariable gender" etc.<ref>https://nathyl-pride.carrd.co/#plural</ref>


If desired, -variable can also be used as a suffix to other terms, i.e. fictivariable could describe a fictive with variable aspects due to having multiple versions of their source.
If desired, -variable can also be used as a suffix to other terms, i.e. fictivariable could describe a fictive with variable aspects due to having multiple versions of their source.

Revision as of 22:32, 31 May 2022

paravariable ( n., adj.)
Synonymsparavariant
Applies toheadmates
CoinerThe Nathyl Diviplex

Paravariable refers to an aspect of a member, specifically a parative, otherwise paragenic or intropara, that can not be narrowed down due to the headmate existing in multiple forms (i.e. timelines or storylines) within the paracosm(s) they originated from. The term may be applied to any aspect, such as "paravariable age", "paravariable gender" etc.[1]

If desired, -variable can also be used as a suffix to other terms, i.e. fictivariable could describe a fictive with variable aspects due to having multiple versions of their source.

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