DO ANY OF YOU WANNA LEARN ABOUT SCUV'EXI GRAMMAR?? /gen
Py would love to talk about like- pronouns and swear words and other stuff in pyr language and just- yk?
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DO ANY OF YOU WANNA LEARN ABOUT SCUV'EXI GRAMMAR?? /gen
Py would love to talk about like- pronouns and swear words and other stuff in pyr language and just- yk?
— August, September and some others py can't really tell, py're super blurry.
ANYBEING WANNA HEAR ABOUT PYR DEITIES
/ques /srs /gen
Hey…….what is…..pyr religion…..about
HEHE (/pos) so, pyr religion mostly focuses on the worship of natural beauty, the stars and the earth/earth adjacent planet! The main deities in the religion are RouShya (deity of beauty/nature), RouSonne and RouSonnette (deities of the suns)! Sometimes RouReecen (god of creation) is included in the main deities but not always. RouShya is also sometimes called RouDefas (deity of parenting) and RouSonnet is a common way to refer to both RouSonne and RouSonnette! :)
Let pys know if you wanna learn more, just send in another ask! Maybe about specific deities? Or religious practices? /nf
is pyr religion inspired by anything? also, how do the deities feel about body modifications such as piercings and tattoos?
Pyr religion has some nods to Greek mythology (RouSonne -> Apollo/Helios – RouShya -> Aphrodite/Persephone) and some words are taken from German and given new meanings!
Hasdurne (Northern) has a better association with tattoos and Xanadurne (Southern) has a better association with piercings! It's common in Hasdurne to get tattoos with religious meanings and it's common in Xanadurne to get piercings as a coming of age practice. Some Deities also have specific piercings associated with them! RouSonne -> canine bites, RouSolun -> bridge/connecting piercings.
RouShya, deity of beauty and nature, believes as long as you are kind-hearted your ability to be beautiful extends beyond your vessel. Therefore, doesn't mind body modifications like tattoos and piercings.
-RouRodra (she/it/book)
Soo– @t4t-fwb-meronia
There are 15 deities logged so far! Feel free to ask for an elaboration for any of them or ask for a specific deity or for pys to create a deity (a deity of change, etc.)
Sorry there's not much info on some of [], py have very little written down about some of [] but py tried pyr best to scour pyr notes!
*fixed some terminology
Unless py say otherwise, py are open to any and all, no matter how odd, question(s) you(&) have about Scuv'exi religion/culture!! /gen /srs
Spam asks /gen, py are completely serious, ask as may questions as you want at any time of day or night, py will love it.
This also applies to pyr other religions py practice!
have a few questions from us!
do you& have any special holidays in your& religion? what about outfits that hold religious meaning? do you& pick one or a few deities to worship over others or do you& have a rotating system (hehe)? are there any specific objects you& would swear on that has the same significance as a bible? -@puppypawssys
Py love questions, if you(&) have anymore py'd love if you(&) sent them pyr way! /gen
Yes py celebrate them typically in-system as pyr innerworld allows for it easier than doing so out-system. The Winter/Summer solstice are culturally and religiously significant to pys, as a starting point! (Py haven't named the holidays which is why they aren't listed!)
There aren't currently any articles of clothes associated with any (Scuv'exi) Deities but, py do where masculine clothes in the summer/winter and feminine in spring/autumn as related to RouShya and [] oscillating pronouns!
Py typically pick a few to worship and have a rotating system! It can also vary slightly between pyr headmates as not all all of pys worship the same Deities! (Such as The Churches of Vanilla, who are Deities []selves!)
And, it can vary per deity but some do have their own religious objects with similar significance of the Bible. And then py have pyr own (non-Christian) Digital Bible.
hihi!! why do almost all of the deities have Rou- as a prefix?
also, do py have any religious traditions/practices? like, do py pray or give offerings?
Hello hello, py have explained what Rou means here(link) and here(link)! Py do have some religious practices like praying and py are working on an alter for offerings! :)