I am wondering if I can make something like:
<myTag>myAwesomText</myTag>
While "myTag" is a combination of other html tags, example:
<div class="myClass">
<p>myAwesomText</p>
</div>
Simply the answer is no, this is not possible in HTML.
Usually your text editor (for example Sublime Text) has an option to create snippets where you can customise a shortcut like <myTag>
in which custom HTML or any code can be inserted. If you are interested in this, see Sublime Text and Their Snippet Feature
Note: you could also use a functional language like Javascript to create a feature like this
Also, a hacky way of doing something similar to this is creating a custom html element and using css to modify its properties ( although I'm sure this isn't widely supported ):
mytag { font-weight: bold; color:red; }
<mytag>This is bold and red</mytag>
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