Divya [Sanskrit divya; the verse-form for the prose-form dibba (q.v.)] (adjective) divine Snp 153 (cf. Pj II 219 under divi°), 524 (+ mānusaka); Ja VI 172. — (neuter) the divinity, a divine being (= devatā) Ja VI 150; Pj II 219.
divya a. [ divi BavaH yat ] 1 Divine, heavenly, celestial. 2 Supernatural, wonderful; paradozekzaRadivyacakzuzaH Śi. 16. 29 ; Bg. 11. 8. 3 Brilliant, splendid. 4 Charming, beautiful. — vyaH 1 A superhuman or celestial being; divyAnAmapi kftavismayAM purastAt Śi. 8. 64. 2 Barley. 3 An epithet of Yama. 4 A fragrant resin, bdellium. 5 A philosopher. — vyaM 1 Celestial nature, divinity. 2 The sky. 3 An ordeal (of which 10 kinds are enumerated); cf. Y. 2. 22 , 95. 4 An oath, a solemn declaration. 5 Cloves. 6 A kind of sandal. 7 A kind of water. Comp. — aMSuH the sun. — aMganA, -nArI, -strI a heavenly nymph, celestial damsel, an apsaras . — adivya a. partly human and partly divine (as a hero, such as Arjuna). — udakaM rainwater. — upapAdukaH a god. — ozaDiH f. a herb of great supernatural efficacy, i. e. curing snake-poison; ( pb ) Mu. 1. 21. — kArin a. 1 taking an oath. 2 undergoing an ordeal. — gaMDaH sulphur. — (DA) large cardamoms. — (DaM) cloves. — gAyanaH a Gandharva. — cakzus a. 1 having divine vision, heavenly-eyed; R. 3. 45. 2 blind. ( — m. ) a monkey. ( — n. ) a divine or prophetic eye, supernatural vision, the power of seeing what is invisible by the human eye. — jYAnaM supernatural knowledge. — dfS m. an astrologer. — dohadaM a present offered to a deity for the accomplishment of one's desired object. — puzpaH the Karavīra tree. — praSnaH inquiry into celestial phenomena or future course of events, augury. — mAnaM measuring the time according to the days and years of the gods. — mAnuzaH a demi-god. — ratnaM a fabulous gem said to grant all desires of its possessor, the philosopher's stone; cf. ciMtAmaRi . — raTaH a celestial car moving through the air. — rasaH 1 quicksilver. 2 heavenly water or love; V. 2. — vastra a. divinely dressed. — (straH) 1 sunshine. 2 a kind of sun-flower. — vAkyaM a celestial word or voice. — SrotraM an ear which hears everything. — sarit f. the celestial Ganges. — sAnuH N. of one of the Viśvedevas. — sAraH the Śāla tree.
(adj, adj) divine; celestial; heavenly Construction: √div + ya