The Gods #76656 The link between "Satya" and "Satan"

[Ask Zeus Operator]

As I browsed through the website, I noticed that the words "Satya" and "Satan" are repeatedly expressed as the same thing. However, my research shows that "Satya" is a Sanskrit word meaning "Truth" while "Satan" is a Semetic word meaning "Adversary". I can't find anything that actually links the two. They don't seem to be linguistically related terms. Can anyone provide some kind of evidence, or even logical explanation of this supposed connection between the two words besides them just looking alike?

 

[Henu the Great]

Adversary is an appropriation of the insane desert people and it does not reflect the true nature of the name which is literally the Truth. These two names are the same, and for us they mean Truth. For the enemy, Truth is an adversary which is why they named it in such a manner in their language.