what is the language and defiinition of de odio?

Answer 1

It's Spanish. De = From or Of. Odio = Hate/Hatred
It's depends kind of on the situation.
"Porque siempre le gano en la escuela, ella se murió de odio". = "Because I always beat her at school, she died of hate." It's up to you try both of and from and pick which one you think sounds better.

Answer 2

It sounds like Spanish "te odio", which means "I hate you."
The dental t of Spanish can sound like a "d" to some English-speaking ears.

Answer 3

odio means hatred
de odio would thus means of hatred.
But de odio is not a usual use of the word.
It could be 'te odio' which mean 'I hate you'.

As well, I wonder, due to the similarities,
if you mean ´de oído´which would mean
´by ear'

For example, I learned music 'de oído´

Answer 4

Spanish;;

De= Of or The

Odio = Hate/Hatred

So it means: 'The Hate' or "Of Hatred"

Answer 5

spanish
" Of hate "

I'm not sure.