It should be noted that, whilst Low Aelhir contains certain gendered addresses, these are almost always reserved for other races such at the Hyuron who express themselves with sexual dimorphism and gendered language in mind. Many of these terms are recent due to increased communication and trade with the Imperia and other likewise races.

In the mind, aether, and physical body, there is no dimorphism between Elves that the Imperia might typically perceive to be male or female, as with elves, both are the same as one another and almost no attention is brought as to an individual's body or abilities. This reflects in their language and lack of gendered definitions with one another.

Instead, context and relationship with the subject are most important. In addressing an individual properly, there are two roles to a dialogue: the active speaker and the passive speaker, or speakers. Herein certain terminology will change in deference to the role of the active speaker, or to the passive speaker, directly,.

This dynamic is fluid, changing all the time according to dynamic, rank, dialogue, and the relationship of the individuals themselves.

e.g. A Divine speaking to his Dulran, wherein the Divine is the active speaker of this dialogue through a difference in power; the Dulran the passive speaker.

Exemptions lie in direct addresses: as one might mention a theios, sibling of a parent, or an eladan, younger sibling, in reference directly to an individual's role rather than identity.

In this way, there is no comprehension of gender in elvenkind, only merits and roles.

This concept is often confounding to races like the Hyuron, in understanding how to use the correct "pronouns" without confusing elven listeners who expect pronouns in all circumstances to refer to whoever in the conversation or context they are trying to express whether active or passive.