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Definitions by Diana Lucius DeCollis

A mortal or demigod trying to become a god, through heroic quests.
(Hercules was a proto-god, before he ascended to full godhood)

Apotheosised demigod

(also an ascended hero / demigod)

A demigod who earnt god status through successfully complete their quests.
(Hercules is a good example of an apotheosised demigod)

Proto-demigod

A mortal trying to ascend to demigod status through heroic quests.
(e.g: Atlanta and Odysseus are good examples of proto-demigods: mortals who ascended to demigod-like status through their heroic quests)

Spiritual coma

When a spirit or incarnated one goes to sleep, becomes unconscious or temporarily puts itself out of existence, on purpose to cope with exhaustion or distress.
(e.g. 'The universe god was tired of the eternal suffering, which being immortal involves, so went into a spiritual coma for a billion years to recover').
The unique language that usually gods or demigods only use and that mortals rarely understand.
(e.g: In godspeak, demigods sonetimes refer to normal humans as mortals, in order to mock them, but they sometimes don't even know what the semi-gods are saying).

Semi-demigod

A demigod that has a demigod parent and a godly, nymph or mortal parent.

(half demigod and half god, nymph or mortal. Basically they're half demigod, in whichever way possible).

(can call them a semi-demi for short)
(e.g. The son of Hercules had a mother who was a goddess, but a dad that was a demigod.

He must be a semi-demigod then. Semi-demi: half demigod, but can be double the godliness).

Astral demigod

(also called an interdimensional demigod)

A demigod that was born as a spirit and lives in the godly realm.

(could also be a demigod from another dimension or planet, but that's moreso a starchild demigod)
(e.g. The astral demigod was born as a spirit from a mortal woman by a god and later incarnated as her physical child, on a quest to save the mortal world for godhood / immortality).