| daimonian (n., adj.) | |
|---|---|
| Other forms | daimon- |
| Applies to | systems, headmates, system functions |
| Coiner | Logarithmic Lot |
Daimonian is an umbrella term for any system, sisasystem, headmate, or internal entity, process, or construct that in some way embodies or represents a concept. This includes any internal representation, embodiment, function, or expression that is symbolic.
This term may be used as a modifier for other terms, such as daimonform for daimonian thoughtforms, or daimontama for a daimonian sisasystem.
The representative aspect may be the primary feature of the entity in question, as with a conceptive being sourced from a concept itself, or it may simply be a collateral attribute, as with a manager sometimes embodying the system's executive function.
Related Terms[edit | edit source]
Allegorican, objectmate, daemon, and tienmate are all examples of daimonian members.
Scribstrata and memoryspace are examples or daimonian parts of a headspace.
Empiritien and dualbased systems are examples of systems or functions that are daimonian in nature.
Janmates may be considered daimonian in a more secondary way.
History[edit | edit source]
The term is based on the ancient greek "daimones", minor deities, spirits, or simply forces of nature. They range from moral concepts to emotions to personal qualities. Examples include Epiales (Nightmare), Calleis (Beauty), Gelus (Laughter), and Penthos (Greed).
