personperiod
Personperiod is a proposed inclusive term in sociolinguistics and public health discourse intended to refer to individuals who experience menstruation without anchoring the reference to gender. The term blends "person" and "period" to foreground the condition rather than identity, reflecting ongoing efforts to use language that does not assume gender for people who have periods.
It is a relatively new neologism and not widely standardized. In practice, most materials use "people who
Linguistically, "personperiod" aims to reduce gendered assumptions but can be perceived as awkward or opaque outside
As a niche term, personperiod has limited traction and is primarily discussed in theoretical or advocacy settings.