Gods of the Circle Universe
Gods of the Living Circle
- Mila of the Grain: Earth goddess of cultivated lands and crops, spinner and weaver
- Green Man: Earth god of vigorous, chaotic, sometimes destructive growth
- Asaia: Bird-winged air goddess of birds, intellect, achievement, striving
- Tuhengri Stormlord: Air god of storms, winds, weather
- Shurri Firesword: Fire goddess of war, defense, law, justice, martial arts
- Hakkoi the Smith: Fire god of smiths, volcanoes, earthquakes
- Yanna Healtouch: Water goddess of healing and love
- Runog of the Deep: Water god of the oceans, rivers, and streams
Trader Gods
- Trader Koma: God of the open road, the great steersman, supreme negotiator
- Bookkeeper Oti: Goddess who keeps the record of life with its debts and credits
Gods Popular Around the Pebbled Sea
- Lakik the Trickster: God of thieves, mischief, luck
- Onini: Goddess of flower sellers, orange girls, hairdressers, entertainers
- Urda: Goddess of midwives and healers not temple affiliated
- Harrier the Clawed: Patron of law enforcement workers
Yanjing Gods
- Heibei the Lucky: God of humor and luck
- Kanzan the Merciful: Goddess of healing
Chammuri Gods
- Lailan of the Rain: Goddess of healing and water
- Mohun: God of silence, stone, dark and secret places
- Shaihun: God of desert, winds, sandstorms, serious mischief and destruction
Namornese Gods
- Yorgiry: Goddess of healing and war
- Baion: White god of ice, cold, death
- Eilig: Goddess of spring
- Griantein: Goddess of forgiveness
- Qunoc: Goddess of motherhood and fertility
- Sythuthan: Trickster god of the Syth
- Vrohain: God of judgments and justice
Tharios Gods
- Deiina: Goddess of entertainers, patroness of Khapik
- Ngohi: Fertility goddess, west of Tharios
- All-Seeing, the: Head of Tharios pantheon, god of judgment and debts
- Thanos: God of the dead
Glossary for Shatterglass
- Akaya (ah-KAI-ah) Square: Beginning of Street of Glass, Tharios
- Arurim (ah-ROOR-eem): Law enforcement (police) group in Tharios
- arurimat (ah-ROOR-ee-maht): Police station
- bik (bihk): Smallest copper coin in Tharios, like the penny
- Deiina (day-EE-nah): Tharian goddess of performers
- dhaskoi (DAHS-koy): Male mage
- dhasku (DAHS-koo): Female mage
- Elya (EHL-yah): Street near Khapik where Dema works
- giladha (gihl-AHD-hah): Citizen
- Heskalifos (hehs-KAHL-ee-fohss): Tharios’s university
- Hodenekes (ho-DEHN-eh-keez): Tharios’s slum next to Khapik
- Ithocot (IHTH-oh-kaht): Sea off the coast of Paraki, Tharios’s port city
- kakoso (KAH-koe-soe): Dung
- Khapik (KAH-peek): District where plays, music, and dance are performed
- koria (KOHR-ee-ah): Lady
- koris (KOHR-ihss): Mister or Sir
- Kurchal (KUHR-chahl): Empire which once included all the lands between Tharios and Namorn. Tharios was the capital of the Kurchal empire
- Kurchali (kurr-CHAH-lee): Adjective describing the empire or the common language spoken by the nations that once were part of the empire
- kytin (KIGH-tihn): A draped garment like a gown, with clasps at the shoulder
- Labrykas (LAH-bree-kahs): One of the squares in Tharios
- Lagisthion (lah-JIHS-thee-on: soft j, soft th): University debate hall
- malipi (mah-LEEP-ee): Haunt or spiritual leech
- mirizask (MEER-ee-zahsk): stink-maker, scum
- Noskemiou (nahs-KEHM-ee-oo): Tharios’s giant hospital for the poor
- okozou (OH-koe-zoo): Short form meaning “no one worth any trouble is involved”
- Paraki (pahr-AH-kee): Port city connecting Tharios to the world
- Phakomath (FAH-koe-mahth): University’s tower, symbol of the learning of Tharios
- prathmun (PRAHTH-muhn: soft th): Outcast class of Tharios
- shenos (SHEHN-ohss): Foreigner, outsider
- skodi (SKOE-dee): Marketplace
- Thanas (THAH-nahss: soft th): “Death house,” morgue
- Thanion (THAH-nee-on: soft th): Temple where memorial services are held
- Tharian (THAHR-ee-ahn: soft th): People of Tharios
- Tharios (THAHR-ee-ahss: soft th): Former capital of Kurchal Empire, famed for its university, the pleasure district Khapik, and its glassmakers
- Tharite (THAHR-eye-t: soft th): Language of Tharios
- yaskedasi (YAH-skehd-AH-see): Plural/male entertainer, resident of Khapik
- yaskedasu (YAH-skehd-AH-soo): Female entertainer, resident of Khapik