Lexicon:Modern/Aswycha
| Aswycha | |
|---|---|
| Stage | Modern CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈas.wɪ.xa/ |
| Part of speech | Verb |
| Etymology | from Middle asukā, from Proto asuka |
| Related words | Poeger, Slaj, Keicha |
Aswycha — the bright stand. A display command.
Notes
Weight on one leg with the hip out, one arm bent up with the hand at the side of the head, the other hand at the hip, one foot crossing in toward the other, the torso turned a little off square and the head tilted toward the raised arm.
Where Poeger presents and Slaj performs, Aswycha is charm. It is the liveliest of the display poses and the hardest to fake, since a slave who is not enjoying herself cannot hold it convincingly for long.