2 definitions by Trefoiler
An abbreviated form of devices such as 's/he' or 'she/he' with the similar usage in referring to a subject of both, either, or neither gender.
It is likely a combined form of the primarily nominative 'she' and 'he' with an element borrowed from 'his' or 'him' due to their unique usage of the letter 'i'.
'Shi' and related possessive 'hir' are seen most often in internet-presented stories involving (the usually pornographically inclined presence of) hermaphrodites or those capable of changing their sex with ease.
It is likely a combined form of the primarily nominative 'she' and 'he' with an element borrowed from 'his' or 'him' due to their unique usage of the letter 'i'.
'Shi' and related possessive 'hir' are seen most often in internet-presented stories involving (the usually pornographically inclined presence of) hermaphrodites or those capable of changing their sex with ease.
When shi told us who was on the phone, we knew it couldn't be good.
We took a walk, shi and I.
Shi who made us laugh nonstop with hir every joke.
We took a walk, shi and I.
Shi who made us laugh nonstop with hir every joke.
by Trefoiler June 22, 2009
An combined form of the devices 'his' and 'her' with the similar usage in referring to a subject (or possessive, attributive) of both, either, or neither gender.
'Hir' and related nominative 'shi' are seen most often in internet-presented stories involving (the usually pornographically inclined presence of) hermaphrodites or those capable of changing their sex with ease.
'Hir' and related nominative 'shi' are seen most often in internet-presented stories involving (the usually pornographically inclined presence of) hermaphrodites or those capable of changing their sex with ease.
Hir pillow was well fluffed, to hir pleasure.
We know hir well; shi cannot surprise us any more.
He seemed perfectly alright with hir cutting him in line.
We know hir well; shi cannot surprise us any more.
He seemed perfectly alright with hir cutting him in line.
by Trefoiler June 22, 2009