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yazata

[yah-zah-tuh]

noun

  1. any of the lesser ancient Iranian gods.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of yazata1

< Avestan: being worthy of veneration, god
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Example Sentences

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Why the names Bagha and Yazata became used in the Avesta for the good gods, while the evil spirits received the name of Daevas we cannot discover; nor can we decide whether this change of name came in with the reform.

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Yazata a personified object of prayer, 613-l.

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The Word is said in the Yashna to have existed before all, and to be itself a Yazata, a personified object of prayer.

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