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The mystic vegan princess one finds reference to in ancient tales about Brazilian jungle amphibians and Maya Derrin videos.
The Hyla made her subjects curtsy when addressing her before afternoon meditation.
Hyla by frogscientist February 5, 2010
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some sort of froggy tree that eats trees and frogs, similar to gregorians
hylas live in trees and also eat trees
hyla by john October 22, 2004
Hyla is a person who is hot , has big boobs and is good at everything.Hyla Is known for being Kind but cold hearted at the same time
Hyla is a bitch
Hyla by 10182020 November 27, 2020
Hyland: A name synonymous with mid lands Ireland. Its meaning is from the old Celtic word for confidence. Hylands are known for their confidence to the degree that it makes them repulsive and intolerable. Their traditional short stature does not deter them however once they are on the hunt for a mate. While on the prowl a Hyland will always have an entire arsenal of moves and smooth lines to woo his prey. Non more famous than the "ciansman" (see ciansman)
Person 1: How did you get on last night? Did you pull?

Person 2: Great night. I drank a full bottle of Bucky and went full Hyland. I was irresistible.
Hyland by Redcaptain March 3, 2015

hyland smash

hyland smash is when some one loses their virginity to someone who has a huge ass and looks like a irish metrosexual(healy).
hyland smash.damn i dont normally brag but i smashed.
hyland smash by bigheadhealy June 14, 2010
A Vulcan word meaning "friend, brother, and/or lover". First used in the novelisation of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, the word was created by Gene Roddenberry to describe the relationship between Captain Kirk and Spock.

An excerpt from the novel says "Editor’s note: The human concept of friend is most nearly duplicated in Vulcan thought by the term t’hy’la, which can also mean brother and lover."

T'hy'la is popularly used in Kirk/Spock slash stories, where "soul-mate" and "life-long companion" are often accepted within fanon as additional definitions of T'hy'la.
Jim! Good-bye my . . . my t'hy'la. This is the last time I will permit myself to think of you or even your name again.
-- Spock's thoughts before almost undergoing Kolinahr, a Vulcan ritual to purge all emotion. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture novel, page 14-15.)

There was much to be put out of his mind. Why was it difficult to forget Chekov’s astonished delight which greeted him at the command airlock when he boarded? And on the bridge—Kirk! The mere name made Spock groan inwardly as he remembered what it had cost him to turn away from that welcome. T'hy'la!
-- (Star Trek: The Motion Picture novel, page 109.)
T'hy'la by Galileo Seven March 5, 2010