Moze (a neolingual noun parallel with mozaandmozo): a monolexical neolabel parallel with man and woman; the epicene/gender neutral of boy and girl; an abinary genderedness apart from male and female.
Cognate of moce/moçe (deriving moça/moço) and moscie (from moscio/moscia). Mocidade (mozeness/moceness) means youth. Since cedilla (ç) is often translated as zed/zee (z), as in Moçambique/Mozambique, because of its Visigothic origin (ꝣ).
In West Iberian the suffixes -o/-a do binarized gender inflection, so any other vowel/letter makes a neutralized declension. Just as in Latinx/Latine.
Note this isn’t the same as enby, as enby is an abbreviation of nonbinary. Mozes could refer to generic people, such as in pals, however just as in folx, folks might use moze to be a specific non-binary identity. This identity is asynchronously and conceptually epin/nin/oin/abin/uin.
See also: menine,garote/gurie, xicx/xique, niñx/niñe, biche/bixe/beche. - Ap
Wermanhood is the back-formation of werewolf and Middle English for manhood. Useful for those who use/socialize “man” intrapersonally as gender-neutral/epicene. Derives Latin vir.
Alt words: wereman/weremen/wermen/waírman/waírmen, wer/were/waír/verr, virmen/virman/verrmen/verrman. Some may try using -mxn/-myn/-mæn as offered neologisms to mean something else interpersonally or impersonally. - Ap
