Definition: Piru was a term in ancient Greek that referred to an object or thing as being possessed by a spirit (spirits). Piru in this context meant to be alive, so it wasn't a physical presence but rather spiritual energy. Piru was used in religious and philosophical contexts throughout history, often associated with the soul or mind. The term had various meanings depending on the context and its usage, including the idea of divinity or God's essence within an entity.
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