Meshulav

Meshulav (משלב) is a Jewish, culturally exclusive gender or term for Jews who experience multiple gender experiences at once. This can mean being multigender, having a gender that is multi-aligned, has multiple quality traits, or multiple social gender roles.

Meshulav is not fluid. Eshed is the Jewish gender term for genders that are fluid.

The closest non-Jewish genders that would resemble Meshulav are bigender, multigender, pangender, cenngender, and many more.

Etymology
Meshulav (meh-shoo-lehv) is Hebrew for "intertwined, interlinked, influence each other but not as one unit."

History
Meshulav was coined by Tirednowhasablog, a reformation Jew, in June of 2021.

Flag
The Meshulav flag was made by miraheze user Bigender on March 14th, 2022. It was inspired by mixing elements of the Multigender, Kymenian, Bigender, and Pangender flags with elements of the existing flags of other Jewish culturally exclusive genders/sexes. This is to show that Meshulav individuals multigender identity/status cannot be separated from and are informed by their Jewish identity. The interlinked Magen David references the Etymology of the word "Meshulav" as being "intertwined, interlinked", and represents the multifaceted yet static nature of the Meshulav's gender.