Dhegom (DEH-ghom)
Indo-European Deity
Dhegom
Dhegom is the primordial Earth Mother in the Yamnaya and Proto-Indo-European cosmos. She is the soil that births, the grave that reclaims, and the rhythm that ties womb to tomb. Her name lives on in Gaian echoes—Demeter, Danu, the land itself as mother. She is not gentle but elemental. She gave body to humankind and expects reverence in return.
Her rites were held in the shade of groves, where offerings were buried rather than burned. To anger her was to invite famine. To honor her was to reap abundance. She speaks in quake and blossom alike. No ruler stood without her consent, and no warrior was buried without her welcome.
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
She is vast and formidable, appearing as a robust matron with skin like loam and eyes the color of moss. Flowers and bones weave through her hair. She walks slowly, shaking the ground, and her voice smells of rain and clay.
Mental characteristics
Sexuality
Dhegom is drawn to constancy and commitment. Her love is fecund and grounding. She bonds to those who remember that life is not only born—but buried—and that devotion must feed the roots as well as the flower.
Lineage
Species
Ethnicity
Realm
Date of Birth
Evos Todhchaí
Gheydh
Gheydh
Children
Sex
Female
Sexuality
Celestiaphilic
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