intersex variation

An optional free-text note recording an intersex variation, for inclusivity where gmeow:sexAssignedAtBirth gmeow:saabIntersex is insufficient. Deliberately a plain note, NOT a clinical DSD taxonomy and NOT a value vocabulary — GMEOW does not model medical sex characteristics in depth.

Structure

Property shape: datatype property; gmeow:Person -> rdfs:Literal

Practical Pattern

Use gmeow:intersexVariation from gmeow:Person to rdfs:Literal when the relationship itself belongs in the native GMEOW graph.

Common Companion Terms

gmeow:Person

Projects To

Profile External Targets
gedcom gedcom

Linkages

Generated from the canonical mapping DSL. SSSOM files are the generated public interchange form for term equivalences.

Projection Coverage

Source Kind Profile Predicate/Relation Target Evidence
gmeow:intersexVariation projection gedcom projects to / <= gedcom:husband, gedcom:wife gmeow:mapGedcomHusbandWife; confidence 0.85; lossy: the traditional husband/wife terms emit ONLY in the clean documentary M+F configuration; any ambiguity, contestation, or absence degrades to symmetric spouseIn; gender identity is NEVER a source (SEX != GENDER)
gmeow:intersexVariation projection gedcom projects to / <= gedcom:sex gmeow:mapGedcomSexF; confidence 0.9
gmeow:intersexVariation projection gedcom projects to / <= gedcom:sex gmeow:mapGedcomSexM; confidence 0.9; lossy: the documentary sex-assigned-at-birth datum flattens to GEDCOM's SEX code ONLY when unambiguous; gender identity is NEVER a source (SEX != GENDER); any ambiguity degrades to 'U'
gmeow:intersexVariation projection gedcom projects to / <= gedcom:sex gmeow:mapGedcomSexUVariation; confidence 0.85; lossy: an intersex-variation note marks the binary datum as insufficient; the code degrades to 'U' (the note itself is never exported)

Usage Advice

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