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demigirl in Portuguese

demigirl in Portuguese is demigarota, demimenina, demimulher — demigirl means a person who identifies partly, but not wholly, as a girl or woman, with the rest of their gender being something else or undefined. It is a non-binary identity and applies regardless of the sex a person was assigned at birth.

demigirl in Portuguese

demigarota
noun
demimenina
noun
demimulher
noun

What does "demigirl" mean?

  1. noun A person who identifies partly, but not wholly, as a girl or woman, with the rest of their gender being something else or undefined. It is a non-binary identity and applies regardless of the sex a person was assigned at birth.
    "She came out as a demigirl and uses she/they pronouns."
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demigirl in a sentence

  • She came out as a demigirl and uses she/they pronouns.
  • Being a demigirl doesn't mean feeling like half a woman on alternate days.

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What is "demigirl" in Portuguese?

"demigirl" in Portuguese is demigarota, demimenina, demimulher. demigirl means: A person who identifies partly, but not wholly, as a girl or woman, with the rest of their gender being something else or undefined. It is a non-binary identity and applies regardless of the sex a person was assigned at birth.

How do you use "demigirl" in a sentence?

Example: "She came out as a demigirl and uses she/they pronouns." In Portuguese, "demigirl" is demigarota, demimenina, demimulher.

Are there other ways to say "demigirl" in Portuguese?

Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "demigirl": demigarota, demimenina, demimulher.

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