shúthimúkwíu, n. Wind-giver; inspiration; motivator; muse; fate-dealer (in the romantic fatalism of winds).

usage: Typically not used to refer to actual shúthimai.

shúthildu, n. Organizer; motivator; director. Someone whose greatest talent is in mobilizing and preparing the efforts of others to succeed. One of the Lilitic gender roles. Literally, the word means wind-bearer (from the Lilitic metaphor of the winds of fate), and should not be applied to non-Lilitai simply to describe someone who motivates, as the word has many ancillary implications about one's personality (use manazekwíu instead.)