Aimo

An aimo (feminine: aire) is a person close enough to the deity in their actions that miracles surround them, usually so recognized after their death. Under any dominion of various deities they could be called saints, but those in Odenna in the Dionist tradition are called aimo/aire. In Gretch they are often simply called holies.
Most aimar are mentor ghosts, with only a few being unseen hands, those that leave behind only artefacts for which they are revered. Weak aimar influence and barely or rarely manifest, while strong aimar are regularly visible to their followers. As persistent ghosts of ascendent persons, aimar are effectively tutelars.
== Proper Form ==
Aimo comes from the High Elvish aima, plural aimar, and aire from airë, plural airí.
Category:Dionism
Category:Religion
Category:Saints
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