Etymograph

English

alterhuman

From alter- + human.

Formed from alter- + human

Proto-Italic *aliteros ‘the other of two’

Latin alter ‘other’

English alter-

Latin hūmānus ‘of man’

Old French humain

Middle French humain ‘human’

Middle English humaigne

English human

Today it means

noun A category of personal identity which encompasses identification that is alternative to the common societal idea of humanity. This can include but is not limited to: otherkind, therianthropes, phytanthropes, celestials, soulbonders, spiritual mediums, and plural systems.

Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.

Etymograph / alterhuman