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1. Interspiritual name meaning "Of God" or "From God." Spanish "De" means "From", and in Hebrew, Ya is derived from the name for God; Yahweh.
2. Female name meaning "One who holds the light." Indian Diwali Deya's are lamps or dishes that hold the Diwali light. see Wiki
She's got an attitude; she thinks she's a real Deya.
The family had a tragic time, so named their new baby Deya believing she was a sign of brighter times to come.
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Hamiana Grande's real name after she branded her new name
Person 1: Who is Deya??
Person 2: She's Hamiana Grande's real name...
Person 1: Oh rlly??
Hamiana Grande: yes papiiii
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A person on the road, doing criminal activity. Jamaican slang for criminal. Used in UK frequently.
Who robbed the post office last night?
Deya
Rasclaaat, me haffi gun dem down
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is slang for hug; they are loud, anxious and daring, they love men and are total flirts. She is very simple and hates but lives in drama, and is very independent.
Hey there that kid, yeah thats a Deya right there.
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Typically used by Jamaicans to describe anyone whom is no longer living in Jamaica and currently residing in another country (any country but typically US, Canada and England)
Person A: What happen to Mark?
Person B: Him deya foreign for about a year now.
Person A: Oh, cool. How are 'tings with you?
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Deya or día: in Spanish mean day. A gentleman, who is unique! Once he loves, he loves with his all with no doubt. He would risk his life for you. He is ten toes down because if he has a problem with someone or if his friends and family need help he can deal with it. He has an amazing personality with the most loving heart ever. He'll always be your shoulder to cry on and your extra ear to listen no matter what. He would never judge you. Also, he is the super hero every girl would love to have. He call pull females easily because he is attractive, handsome, strong, fine asf, and loyal. If you females meet a Deya cuff him ASAP!!
A common slang people use is “I’m deya” or just “deya” on its own. It’s simply a different way of saying “there”.
Jamaican slang that also means something else but the younger gen just use it as this simple meaning.
“I’m deyaaaa” - “I’m thereeee” as in I will be there.