adj.
Not fully divine but more than mortal, as a demigod in Greek mythology.
semidivine
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sem·i·di·vine (sĕm'ē-dĭ-vīn', sĕm'ī-)  |
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 | Gilgamesh (semidivine king of Erech) |
| Kalevala (literature, Finland) |
| Vyāsa (Asian Mythology) |
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