verb
origin
late Middle English: “to strive for,” c.1400, from Old French aspirer “aspire to, inspire, breath, breathe on,” from Latin aspirare “to breathe upon, from ad- “to” + spirare “breathe.”
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“A map does not just chart, it unlocks and formulates meaning; it forms bridges between here and there, between disparate ideas that we did not know were previously connected.”
― Reif Larsen
“From the Annulment came the glimmer of light, from the absence came forth the Presence, from a spark of random Being came Aio who the elves named Valai, the Lighted One and Elämä, the Breath of Life; and who Men know as Ennaen the One God, the philosophers call Kieon, the Mover, and the scholars call Nakáno, Creator.”
I’m a simple man with an active mind, you can find more about me within.
J.W.W. Holt 