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The '''Musicorum System''' is a [[Gender System|gender system]] that encompasses all genders relating to music, genders that can only be described as musical, or genders that may be described via a specific song, tune, or melody. Most genders within this system are not song-specific, although some may be, like [[songic]] or [https://lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Potengender potengender].<br />
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Genders in this system include (but are not limited to):<br />
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* [[Musigender]]<br />
* [[Musicgender]]<br />
* [[Musicagender]]<br />
* [[Songic]]<br />
* [[-Songic]]<br />
* [[Songgender]]<br />
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For a comprehensive list of genders in this system, please see [[:Category:Musicorum System]].<br />
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== History ==<br />
[https://lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Musicorum_System A popular wiki] credited the coiner of the term to be Fandom user [[User:The nervous system|The_nervous_system]], though this was said nowhere else and was not cited.<br />
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== Entomology ==<br />
The Musicorum System comes from the Latin word "musicorum", directly translating to "of musicians" or "belonging to musicians", though the term coiner was coined under the impression that the word meant "music".<br />
[[Category:Musicorum System]]<br />
[[Category:Music-Related Genders]]<br />
[[Category:Musicagender]]<br />
[[Category:Musicgender]]<br />
[[Category:Musigender]]<br />
[[Category:Xenogender]]<br />
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