detya
[de-tya]
noun
LanguageBalinese (Indonesia)
Meaning- alternative form of daitya
- A term referring to a class of beings in Hindu mythology, often translated as a giant or demon.
Detya punika wantah mrasidayang kalahang olih dewa.
The detya was only able to be defeated by the god.
Detya punika ageng pisan.
That giant is very big.
Pronunciationde-tya
Part of speechnoun
Registerformal
Usage noteThis is a Sanskrit-derived term used in cultural and religious contexts.
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