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In the United States, the term '''GLBT''' is generally used instead. | In the United States, the term '''GLBT''' is generally used instead. | ||
The [[Wales|Welsh]] equivalent is '''LHDT''' (''lesbiaidd, hoyw, deurywiol a thrawsryweddol''). | The [[Wales|Welsh]] equivalent is '''LHDT''' (''lesbiaidd, hoyw, deurywiol a thrawsryweddol'') and the [[Scotland|Scottish Gaelic]] equivalent is LGDT (''leasbach, gèidh, dà-sheòrsach, tar-ghnèitheach'').<ref> Emily McEwan, [https://gaelic.co/gay-gaelic/"The Gaelic for 'Gay'",] ''Gaelic.co'', 15 Feb 2017</ref> | ||
Sometimes the term is extended as '''LGBTQ''', the Q standing for Questioning (especially when referring to younger people who may be unsure about their sexual orientation or gender identity) or to '''LGBTQQI''' (... [[Queer]], Questioning, [[Intersex]]; also sometimes written '''LGBTIQQ''') or even '''LGBTQIA''' or '''LGBTQQIA''' ('''A''' for "Allies"). | Sometimes the term is extended as '''LGBTQ''', the Q standing for Questioning (especially when referring to younger people who may be unsure about their sexual orientation or gender identity) or to '''LGBTQQI''' (... [[Queer]], Questioning, [[Intersex]]; also sometimes written '''LGBTIQQ''') or even '''LGBTQIA''' or '''LGBTQQIA''' ('''A''' for "Allies"). | ||
The term "'''LGBT+'''" has increasingly come into use to encompass all these various combinations. | |||
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[[Category:Terminology]] | [[Category:Terminology]] | ||
[[Category:Articles with no pictures]] | [[Category:Articles with no pictures]] | ||
Revision as of 15:23, 29 January 2019
LGBT is a term used to mean Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual or Trans (although the "T" word is sometimes given as Transgender or Transgendered). It is sometimes shown as LGB&T, the ampersand indicating that trans people are in many ways different from LGB people, and have different needs and different experiences.
In the United States, the term GLBT is generally used instead.
The Welsh equivalent is LHDT (lesbiaidd, hoyw, deurywiol a thrawsryweddol) and the Scottish Gaelic equivalent is LGDT (leasbach, gèidh, dà-sheòrsach, tar-ghnèitheach).[1]
Sometimes the term is extended as LGBTQ, the Q standing for Questioning (especially when referring to younger people who may be unsure about their sexual orientation or gender identity) or to LGBTQQI (... Queer, Questioning, Intersex; also sometimes written LGBTIQQ) or even LGBTQIA or LGBTQQIA (A for "Allies").
The term "LGBT+" has increasingly come into use to encompass all these various combinations.
References
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- ↑ Emily McEwan, "The Gaelic for 'Gay'", Gaelic.co, 15 Feb 2017