DictionaryRoot: anēr
Greek

anēr

man, male

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A fictional adult presents an androgynous appearance through short softly styled hair, balanced facial features and a plain tailored blouse/jacket, natural confident portrait, no gender symbols or labels.
adjective

androgynous

an-DRAH-juh-nuhs/ænˈdrɑːdʒənəs/

Having characteristics that are not exclusively masculine or feminine.

Etymology

The roots combine male and female in one person. That combination underlies the use for traits or an appearance that bring together masculine and feminine qualities.

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