ifilisúu, n. Poem of longing. Popular from c. 300–450 lilpo, such confessionals were amongst the few works by the mainstream Lilitasa that unabashedly sang the praises of life under Ksreskézaian rule. Often written in a votive style to the goddess Úravéa, they were always written anonymously out of embarrassment, even though the authorship was generally well-known.