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{{here}} ({{m+|rad-pro|Hidɣor}}) is the {{w|Radic mythology|Radic deity}} of the solar cycle. It is understood that Hidow presents masculinely during the day as the god of the sun, and femininely during the night as the goddess of the moon. Historically, {{here}} is a conflation of two {{w|Hirdic mythology|Hirdic deities}}, {{w|Fithe}}, the god of the sun, and {{w|Hith}}, the goddess of the moon. | {{here}} ({{m+|rad-pro|Hidɣor}}; {{m+|rad|Hjedua}}) is the {{w|Radic mythology|Radic deity}} of the solar cycle. It is understood that Hidow presents masculinely during the day as the god of the sun, and femininely during the night as the goddess of the moon. Historically, {{here}} is a conflation of two {{w|Hirdic mythology|Hirdic deities}}, {{w|Fithe}}, the god of the sun, and {{w|Hith}}, the goddess of the moon. | ||
In Ardian mythology specifically, this deity was further conflated with {{w|Hirgo}}, the goddess of time. | In Ardian mythology specifically, this deity was further conflated with {{w|Hirgo}}, the goddess of time. | ||
Revision as of 19:57, 30 December 2024
Hidow (Proto-Radic *Hidɣor; Radestrian Hjedua) is the Radic deity of the solar cycle. It is understood that Hidow presents masculinely during the day as the god of the sun, and femininely during the night as the goddess of the moon. Historically, Hidow is a conflation of two Hirdic deities, Fithe, the god of the sun, and Hith, the goddess of the moon.
In Ardian mythology specifically, this deity was further conflated with Hirgo, the goddess of time.