adía, n. Breath or gentle gust of wind. A single, drawn and blown inhalation and exhalation. When the air is held in the lungs (i.e. holding one's breath) it is called vanshúa.

vanshúa, n. Breath; chest-wind. Often used in place of thelvíu, representing the individual's drive and passion. Sometimes spelled sívanshúa. Contrast adía, a single inhalation or exhalation. In Zízellika Orthodox Sarthíanism, vanshúa often refers to the breath of Zeltetéa that animates sentient beings and differentiates them from animals and other forms of matter. Darika uses the more specific term Stillessa for this concept.