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| gotes e-warto Truhtin folk leader Interpreter of truhtin folcriht and folciscrihtlif |
| AljaRuna Truhtin folk mother Diviner of truhtin folclar and folciscrihtlif |
| Erilaz Interpreter of truhtinic law |
| Erilor Diviner of truhtinic lore |
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| e-warto Truhtin of folcriht and folciscrihtlif |
| Logsogumadhr Speaker of truhtinic law |
| Alaruna Truhtin of folclar and folciscrihtlif |
| Logsogukona Speaker of truhtinic lore |
| Harugari/Haragara Truhtin of woodland and hunting community |
| Alsherjargodhi/Alsherjargydhja Leading truhtin of the family household and tribal clan |
| Parawari/Parawara Truhtin of fields and farming community |
| Godhi/Gydhja Truhtin of the family and homelife |
| Meriwari/Meriwara Truhtin of waterways and fishing community |
| Pluostrari/Pluostrara Truhtin minister of sacrificial offerings & the bael rites-of-passage |
| Blotrmadhr/Blotrkona Truhtin minister of sacrificial offerings & the bael rites-of-passage |
| Fyrdmann/Fyrdwyf Truhtin geomann/geowyf |
| Firdmadhr/Firdkona Truhtin geomann/geowyf |
| Seidhmann/Seidhwyf Truhtin shaman |
| Seidrmadhr/Seidhrkona Truhtin shaman |
| Lahhi Truhtin herbalist and healer |
| Laeknir Truhtin herbalist and healer |
| Kalstarari/Kalstarara Truhtin runelorist |
| Galdrmadhr/Galdrkona Truhtin runelorist |
| Sgalto Truhtin folklorist |
| Skald Truhtin folklorist |
| Truhtinmann is a Gutemann, Skald, Galdrmadhr, Laeknir, Seidhrmadhr, Blotmadhr and a Godhi |
| Truhtinmann is a Guteman, Sgalto, Kalstarari, Lahhi, Seidhmann, Fyrdmann, Pluostrari and either a Harugari, Parawari or Meriwari |
| Truhtinwyf is a Gutefrau, Sgalto, Kalstarara, Lahhi, Seidhwyf, Fyrdwyf, Pluostrara and either a Harigara, Parawara or Meriwara |
| Truhtinwyf is a Gutefrau, Skald, Galdrkona, Laeknir, Seidhrkona, Blotkona and a Gydhja |
| The Gothar are individually dedicated to a particular deity that personifies their own spirituality and the spirit of their own family household |
| The Alsherjargodhar are individually dedicated to the particular deity that personifies the collective spirit of their whole family-clan and tribe in total |
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