#wonder how the Capitalization of g-d's pronouns works across languages....

[lepertamar]

so it's common knowledge that 'God' is not actually one of sehhinah!G-d's names, but the significance of this is lost on people, to the point where jibril has to point to this and spell it out carefully, the fact that it's a categorical noun, when telling celyet about the possibility of other gods. only some people know Their true names, for example holies (ones who have spoken the names, but also eliya wryly wonders if tamar knows some of g-d's names after mentally cursing her 'in all the names of god') which makes me wonder....it would be reasonable i think to speculate that because holies know 'God' isn't one of G-d's names, they might write it as 'G-d' to express the fact that they're talking about Them personally, by name, even though they can't actually write it down (becuz the names are impossible to write or becuz writing it would burn whatever it's written it on or however it works) :3 even though it apparently hasn't really crossed anyone's mind that this might also mean there's more of them sjdfsdoifdgsdwfe.

anyway i wonder also if people have like Unnamable Theurgy Identity stuff where their names or neopronouns are [their specific manifestation] in such a way where it's required to have unusual emoji-like notation in order to refer to them in speech/writing/sign (i guess is in a bit of an odd phase culturally since sehhinah is pre-computers and pre-unicode, but is not pre-typewriting or pre-printing-press given the way books are presented)