No. 8,961 in Swedish
diviga
"Diviga" means "acting like a diva" or "being self-important and demanding."
In a sentence
Hon blev så divig efter att hon vann tävlingen.
She became so conceited after she won the competition.
Usage of 'divig' here describes someone's behavior as vain or arrogant after a success.
Jag tycker att hans diviga attityd är irriterande.
I find his conceited attitude annoying.
Usage of 'divig' highlights someone's attitude as overly self-important or pompous.
De var inte alls diviga trots sin framgång.
They were not at all conceited despite their success.
Here 'divig' is used in the negative, specifying the absence of a conceited nature in behavior.
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