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'''Lowyrn''' or '''Bidwen''' is the [[Mósdr|mósdrist]] god of distilled beverages, fruits, visions, religious trances, celebrations, festivals, joy, madness, the [[Lowyrn (planet)|blue wandering star]] and patron of [[Namuno-Ethian gender system|riadarths]]. One of the more popular deities apart from the supreme gods [[Lwfan]] and [[Afan]], his devotees, the [[Bidwenian cult]], are well known for organising massive celebrations in his honour. He's most commonly depicted wearing and using the mythical blue gold or ''llulael'', a material that, much like himself, generated from the corpse of the dead [[Mósdr#Llul|Llul]], one of two primordial lights that illuminated the early cosmos.
'''Lowyrn''' ({{Cs|jrt|‘lowyrn}}) or '''Bidwein''' ({{Cs|jrt|‘bidwein}}) is the [[Mósdr|Mesdrist]] god of distilled beverages, fruits, visions, religious trances, celebrations, festivals, joy, madness, the [[Lowyrn (planet)|blue wandering star]] and patron of [[Namuno-Ethian gender system|riadarths]]. One of the more popular deities apart from the supreme gods [[Lwfan]] and [[Afan]], his devotees, the [[Bidwenian cult]], are well known for organising massive celebrations in his honour. He's most commonly depicted wearing and using the mythical blue gold or ''llulael'', a material that, much like himself, generated from the corpse of the dead [[Mósdr#Llul|Llul]], one of two primordial lights that illuminated the early cosmos.


== Name ==
== Name ==


=== Etymology ===
=== Etymology ===
His most common name, ''Lowyrn'', is very securely theorised to have come from [[Proto-Namuno-Ethian language|Proto-Namuno-Ethian]] ''*Logʰr̥nm̥h₁s'', whence also [[Ascon language|Ascon]] Lagernen, [[Manth language|Manth]] Løgyrnym and [[Ragham]] Lagraṃ, formed by the roots ''*logʰ-'' "to entangle" and ''*ron'' "to enjoy, celebrate," and thus roughly translatable as "joyful entangler," or "joyful trickster."
His most common name, {{Cs|jrt|‘lowyrn}} ''Lowyrn'', is very securely theorised to have come from [[Proto-Namuno-Ethian language|Proto-Namuno-Ethian]] ''*Logʰr̥nm̥h₁s'', whence also [[Ascon language|Ascon]] {{Cs|jrt|‘lagernen}} ''Lagernen'', [[Manth language|Manth]] {{Cs|jrt|‘lögyrnym}} ''Løgyrnym'' and [[Ragham]] {{Cs|brd|lgxrN}} ''Lagrą'', formed by the roots ''*logʰ-'' "to entangle" and ''*ron'' "to enjoy, celebrate," and thus roughly translatable as "joyful entangler," or "joyful trickster."


''Bidwen'' instead derives from ''*Bitwenes'', which is theorised to have been the name of a different god in [[Proto-Namuno-Ethian mythology]], meaning "grasping one," although a better translation could be "maddening one" (from ''*boyt-'' "to touch, to turn mad").
{{Cs|jrt|‘bidwein}} ''Bidwein'' instead derives from ''*Bitwenes'', which is theorised to have been the name of a different god in [[Proto-Namuno-Ethian mythology]], meaning "grasping one," although a better translation could be "maddening one" (from ''*boyt-'' "to touch, to turn mad").
[[Category:Mósdrist deities]]
 
=== Epithets ===
Epithets of Lowyrn include:
 
* '''Jórmilt {{Cs|jrt|jōrmilt}}''' ([[Elder Phyrean|EPh]]: {{Cs|jrt|IŌRMILDIOS}} ''Iōrmildios'') "the drunken one."
* '''Llulth''' '''{{Cs|jrt|qulþ}}''' (EPh: {{Cs|jrt|QULÞOS}} ''Λulθos'') "made from Llul," in reference to his origin as part of the body of Llul.
* '''Hymberaidd {{Cs|jrt|hymberaið}}''' ({{Cs|jrt|SYNBRAÐIS}} ''Synberaðis'') "unresentful" or "unangered," in reference to his tendentially amenable disposition.
* '''Boed {{Cs|jrt|boed}}''' ({{Cs|jrt|BOYTYNT}} ''Boytynt'') "mad, crazy," in reference to his drunkenness.
[[Category:Mesdrist deities]]

Latest revision as of 17:05, 29 March 2026

Lowyrn ‘lowyrn
  • God of wines, illusions, hallucinations
  • Patron of riadarths
Member of the Roffian Gods
Lowyrn digitally recreated from a 440 BNB manuscript
AbodeRowff Holl
SymbolWine, the Blue Wanderer
Genealogy
ParentsAfan (creator), Llul (material)
SiblingsHysdoniol (created from the same material)
ConsortFfion, Afan (at times)

Lowyrn (‘lowyrn) or Bidwein (‘bidwein) is the Mesdrist god of distilled beverages, fruits, visions, religious trances, celebrations, festivals, joy, madness, the blue wandering star and patron of riadarths. One of the more popular deities apart from the supreme gods Lwfan and Afan, his devotees, the Bidwenian cult, are well known for organising massive celebrations in his honour. He's most commonly depicted wearing and using the mythical blue gold or llulael, a material that, much like himself, generated from the corpse of the dead Llul, one of two primordial lights that illuminated the early cosmos.

Name

Etymology

His most common name, ‘lowyrn Lowyrn, is very securely theorised to have come from Proto-Namuno-Ethian *Logʰr̥nm̥h₁s, whence also Ascon ‘lagernen Lagernen, Manth ‘lögyrnym Løgyrnym and Ragham lgxrN Lagrą, formed by the roots *logʰ- "to entangle" and *ron "to enjoy, celebrate," and thus roughly translatable as "joyful entangler," or "joyful trickster."

‘bidwein Bidwein instead derives from *Bitwenes, which is theorised to have been the name of a different god in Proto-Namuno-Ethian mythology, meaning "grasping one," although a better translation could be "maddening one" (from *boyt- "to touch, to turn mad").

Epithets

Epithets of Lowyrn include:

  • Jórmilt jōrmilt (EPh: IŌRMILDIOS Iōrmildios) "the drunken one."
  • Llulth qulþ (EPh: QULÞOS Λulθos) "made from Llul," in reference to his origin as part of the body of Llul.
  • Hymberaidd hymberaið (SYNBRAÐIS Synberaðis) "unresentful" or "unangered," in reference to his tendentially amenable disposition.
  • Boed boed (BOYTYNT Boytynt) "mad, crazy," in reference to his drunkenness.