híédzhé, v.
To specify two noun clauses with the same grammatical case with the intention of equating them; the literary device of apposition. The clauses, if being discussed, are generally presented in the instrumental case.
La híédzhis e felses alivitel: «sa, a didtehezría il a Fina, ret kílstobis.»
She apposites in the following sentence: "I, the bringer of the Light, greet you."
Híédzhekía is the technical reality of the three-part Lilitic naming tradition, which is comprised of three epithets, each with different conventional functions. Novel or temporary adjectival epithets are normally applied using íé; see grammar.
tags: verb, rhetoric, intransitive