(ie. trito/third-god)
A demigod that's one third god and possibly two thirds mortal.
They have one divine parent and two mortal parents or one mortal parent and one demigod parent.
A terza-god can be created when a deity creates their soul as a semi-divine being and incarnates it into a mortal couple’s unborn child.
A demigod that's one third god and possibly two thirds mortal.
They have one divine parent and two mortal parents or one mortal parent and one demigod parent.
A terza-god can be created when a deity creates their soul as a semi-divine being and incarnates it into a mortal couple’s unborn child.
e.g: 'Some say that Jesus was a terza-god: He had a divine father: God, as well as two mortal parents: his mortal mother, Mary & his mortal father, Joseph.'
(Notes: The word, terza is third in Italian. The word, trito comes from the Greek word for third.
Also, a demigod with a mortal & demigod parent is also a semi-demigod).
(Notes: The word, terza is third in Italian. The word, trito comes from the Greek word for third.
Also, a demigod with a mortal & demigod parent is also a semi-demigod).
by Diana_Lucius_De_Collis December 06, 2022
(English prn: 'Rome-may-oh'
Italian prn: 'Ro-mei-o').
1. A popular Italian surname.
2. Someone who is very Roman or romantic.
3. Someone who is your true love / prince charming.
4. A person who looks like a typical handsome Roman.
4. A main protagonist in Shakespeare's play, Romeo and Juliet.
5. Someone from Rome or visiting there.
6. Someone with the surname, Romeo.
ROMEO SURNAME ORIGIN:
Romeo comes from medieval Rome & The Eastern Roman Empire (confirmed by archeologists). The surname, Romeo comes from the word, 'Rhamaios' meaning Roman in ancient Greek and from 'To Rome', in Latin,
(Etymology (word origin) notes: Romeo from the Latin suffix, 'eo' meaning 'to' and the Latin prefix, 'Rom' shortened for Roma (Rome). Like the Latin, Romae, 'from Rome'. It should be noted that Latin was spoken in a different order from English & Italian).
Italian prn: 'Ro-mei-o').
1. A popular Italian surname.
2. Someone who is very Roman or romantic.
3. Someone who is your true love / prince charming.
4. A person who looks like a typical handsome Roman.
4. A main protagonist in Shakespeare's play, Romeo and Juliet.
5. Someone from Rome or visiting there.
6. Someone with the surname, Romeo.
ROMEO SURNAME ORIGIN:
Romeo comes from medieval Rome & The Eastern Roman Empire (confirmed by archeologists). The surname, Romeo comes from the word, 'Rhamaios' meaning Roman in ancient Greek and from 'To Rome', in Latin,
(Etymology (word origin) notes: Romeo from the Latin suffix, 'eo' meaning 'to' and the Latin prefix, 'Rom' shortened for Roma (Rome). Like the Latin, Romae, 'from Rome'. It should be noted that Latin was spoken in a different order from English & Italian).
(e.g. 'That guy is so Roman, handsome & romantic, he must he must be my Romeo / descend from a Romeo').
by Diana_Lucius_De_Collis July 31, 2023
In a spiritual context, someone who believes that love is universal (exists in extraterrestrials, throughout the universe)-not just man-made and that the point in life is to spread love to these beings.
(e.g: God and many starseeds are universalists: They believe in spreading universal love to many beings, throughout the universe).
by Diana_Lucius_De_Collis April 23, 2023
(Notes: In other words, an otherkith is a human with a non/partial human alter-ego as opposed to an otherkin, which is usually a human who literally identifies as an incarnated non/partial human spirit.
Origin: The words, 'kin' & 'with' together.
(e.g. 'I am otherkith: My alter-ego is a werewolf, but I don't literally believe that I am one').
(The word, 'otherkith' is commonly used in the online otherkin community).
Origin: The words, 'kin' & 'with' together.
(e.g. 'I am otherkith: My alter-ego is a werewolf, but I don't literally believe that I am one').
(The word, 'otherkith' is commonly used in the online otherkin community).
by Diana_Lucius_De_Collis November 07, 2022
A demigod who is half-god.
A half-god can have two demigods, one god & one mortal or two gods & two mortals as parents.
A half-god can have two demigods, one god & one mortal or two gods & two mortals as parents.
e.g: 'Zeus fell in love with a beautiful mortal and their half-god child was consequently born as a spirit (ghost), in the godly realm. The mortal couldn't take care of her spirit child, so Zeus took them to Mount Olympus where the nymphs raised them.'
(NOTES:
A common misconception is that demigods are all half-gods when that isn't necessarily the case. A demigod can be any partially divine being. They aren't to be confused with a half-god. All half-gods are demigods, but not all demigods are half-gods.
A demigod with two gods and two mortals as parents would be an incarnated semi-divine soul.
A demigod with two demigods or two gods and two mortals as parents would be called a double-demigod.
Please read my definition of a double-demigod for more information)
(NOTES:
A common misconception is that demigods are all half-gods when that isn't necessarily the case. A demigod can be any partially divine being. They aren't to be confused with a half-god. All half-gods are demigods, but not all demigods are half-gods.
A demigod with two gods and two mortals as parents would be an incarnated semi-divine soul.
A demigod with two demigods or two gods and two mortals as parents would be called a double-demigod.
Please read my definition of a double-demigod for more information)
by Diana_Lucius_De_Collis December 10, 2022
A mortal who is adopted by a god or deities.
(A changeling demigod may be raised by their divine foster-parent/s. They may also grant their adopted mortal child supernatural powers).
(A changeling demigod may be raised by their divine foster-parent/s. They may also grant their adopted mortal child supernatural powers).
e.g. 'The mortal earnt a god's favour by completing a divine mission for him. The god favoured the mortal so much for it that they adopted them as their own child. So, they ascended to the rank of a changeling demigod.'
(Please read my definitions for the other demigod types)
(Please read my definitions for the other demigod types)
by Diana_Lucius_De_Collis December 11, 2022
The common personality shared by many divine / mythical spirits and incarnated divinities / mythical beings, (based on their collective spirit conscience).
(e.g: The incarnated deity said that they are annoyed with how people spread rumours about them in mythology and the mortal complimented their metaphysical attitude (ie. godly conscience).
by Diana_Lucius_De_Collis April 23, 2023