shúthima, n. Wind, either literal or as a type of étava. Like the 'winds of fate' in other cultures, shúthimai tend to be sudden, unexpected forces that shape Etharine with far-reaching consequences.

usage: As phenomenological concepts, shúthima and stía were Sarthían coinages and are not used in the Venika. They are loosely paralleled by fopesso and ikesso, respectively.

shimaru, n. Fate; destiny. Literally, the target that winds blow towards.

mídhu, n. The story of a person's individual fate, especially as it results from the actions of divinity. Commonly represented with allegories like thread (daru), lines of ink (naru), melody (sithekhu), and jetstreams (shúthíka).

stía, n. Quill (see also stíu), a variety of étava generated by observable, rational actions. In mainstream Lilitic metaphysics, events are thought to be the product of stíai and shúthimai.

étava, n. Any metaphysical construct believed to emanate history; see stía, shúthima, fopesso, and ikesso, and also Lilitic Fate for a more general treatise on the subject.

usage: Used in both Sarthian and Venikan contexts. Venikan prefers a mundane (lútsinía) neuter form étave to accommodate its masculine-artificial (sarekía) varieties, hence the prevalence of étavine and not étavina.

fopesso, n. Emanation of fopaza; compare shúthima. A type of étave in Venika.