humynkind

English

Etymology

From humyn +‎ -kind.

Noun

humynkind (uncountable)

1. (rare, nonstandard) Feminist spelling of humankind
   • 1997, Robert Martin Walker, Politically Correct Old Testament Stories, page 25:

     Unfortunately, as the quantity of humyns grew, their ethical quality diminished. The Lord performed a moral evaluation of the behavior of humynkind and was not pleased.

   • 2008, John Scott Ridgway, Waking Up Jesus:

     I have been mistaken as many things on this journey, by myself and others... there is no denying, however, the chaos my presence has brought across the usa^[sic], the world, and indeed, the souls of humynkind.