Talk:Huya (mythology)

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Ignacio Ferrin, the discoverer, says that the "emphasis is on the "a": Huyá." The aitch is pronounced as in English; the Spanish spelling Ignacio first proposed was "Juya". --kwami

sounds like something that should be added to the article. RJFJR 03:56, Dec 21, 2004 (UTC)

If Huya is 'named after' the rain god, then what is huya? RJFJR 03:56, Dec 21, 2004 (UTC)

Sorry! My bad. Huya was the source of a name for a Kuiper-Belt Object (mini Pluto). -kwami