What is "poth"

Usage examples of "poth".

GilstorPoth, who had many names around the school—Mistress Poth, or just plain Poth—came to rub against her ankles.

Though Poth was not her familiar, she was more than a pet and sometimes sensed what only a familiar, or another sorcerer, should have felt.

The beautiful white, silver-eyed cat had finally taken a true cat mate, and Poth had been one of her first and only litter.

Regardless of the pain it may have caused the mother cat, the mixed ancestry had given Poth sorcery.

To those who could see it, the cage, the dog’s blankets, and Poth herself glowed magic.

The cat had been stunned, but her fingers found no broken bones, and Poth complained of nothing more than bruises.

The lady wiggled her delicate snout and lifted her tail in a definite come-on, and Poth redoubled his effort to reach her.

I still have Poth, whom I use for a paperweight to hold down the sheets of projects like this one.

They just told me the next of kin was one Nissal Poth, who could be found here.