Etymologically, the word Hierophant was constructed from the combination of ta hiera, "the holy," and phainein, "to show." This fish eagle is clearly trying to show you his holey.
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I'd give this one a ten just because I don't think I've ever heard someone say etymologically.
The devil's advocate would say it looks like he's trying to hide his holey.
The ornithologist would ask why "he" has a holey.
The philosopher would ask why you're trying to shoot his holey.
And I just really can't get past that. Why were you trying to shoot his holey?
Anyways, typical adjective for owls: "wise"
Rough translation of hierophant: The one who shows you the way
Anyways, lose the border and I'd say it's top 10.
a pov here that isn't seen very much but as the hierophant? I've really had to think about this, not that I agree but you get extra points for making me think
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