




Self indulgent coining: Illeic
Illeic: an individual who refers to themselves in the third person, using their preferred 3rd person pronouns rather than I/me/myself. For example, if somebody asks “are you okay?“ someone who is enbyillec would reply, “yeah, they’re okay.” etc.
based on illeism, the practice of referring to oneself in the third person (e.g., using one's own name or "he/she" instead of "I" or "me"). Coined by Samuel Taylor Coleridge in 1809 from the Latin ille ("he"), the habit spans from ancient rhetoric to modern psychology.
illefem: a version of illeic where the individual uses she/her or any feminine pronouns
illemasc: a version of illeic where the individual uses he/him or any masculine pronouns
enbyille: a version of illeic where the individual uses they/them, or any other neutral pronouns
illeneo: a version of illeic where the individual uses any neopronouns (unless any other ille terms fit better to describe those neopronouns)