This is a comprehensive list of all known gods.
| God | Country | Description |
| 'Ndriananahary | Malgasy [Madagascar] | The supreme god |
| 'Nenaunir | Masai [Kenya] | The storm god |
| 'Ngai | Kikuyu / Masai [E. Africa] | The supreme & creator god |
| [R] | Midewiwin Algonquin [NE US E. Canada] | This is the great medicine dance which requires the epitome of reverence if it is not performed the tribe will suffer |
| [R] | Olafat Caroline Is.[Melanesia] | A culture hero that is the accused of bringing fire to man & giving sharks teeth |
| [R] | Olifat Caroline Is.[Melanesia] | A culture hero that is the accused of bringing fire to man & giving sharks teeth |
| A | Chaldea | She is the moon goddess |
| A'akuluujjusi | Inuit | The great creator mother |
| A'as | Hittite / Hurrian | The god of wisdom who keeps the tablets of fate and is about based on Enki / Ea of Mesopotamia |
| A'ra | N. Arabia | A tutelary god |
| A-a | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia / W.Semitic | She was a sun goddess Whose consort was Samas |
| A-Chu'u | China / Buddhis | One of the Dhyani Buddhas |
| Aa | Maakhuer Egypt | A lion god of truthful speech |
| Aabit | Egypt | A goddess of song |
| Aaghu | Gugu Cherokee | A goddess of the of the dawn |
| Aah | Egypt | The moon god of MemphIs. |
| Aah-te-Huti | Egypt | The moon god of MemphIs. |
| Aahmes | Nefertari Egypt | A protector / punisher of humans she was elevated to goddesshood |
| Aakuluujjusi | Inuit | The great creator mother |
| Aapep | Egypt | A serpent god |
| Aasith | Egypt / Syria | A goddess of the hunt, war, & the desert |
| Aataentsic | Iroquois [NE US / Canada] | A goddess |
| Aatxe | Basque | An evil spirit capable of assuming human form |
| Ab | Kin Xoc Maya | A god of war |
| Ab | Kin Zoc Maya | A god of poetry |
| Aba | Choctaw [SE US] | The creator deity |
| Aba | khatun Baikal [Siberia] | A sea goddess |
| Abaangui | Guarani [Brazil] | A god whose huge nose became the moon |
| Abaasy | Yakut [Siberia] | Netherworld beings |
| Ababinili | Americas | This is the spirit of fire not associated with the sun |
| Abaddon | Christian | An angel of hell in Revelations 9, 7-11 |
| Abaddon | Hebrew | The chief of the demons of the 7th hierarchy |
| Abadir | Jewish | This demon is a servitor of Asmodeus |
| Abandinus | British | A god known only by inscription at God-Manchester, Cambridge, England |
| Abarbarea | Tyrian Naiad | She and her two sisters were the founders of their race, they were stuck with form boys for mates. |
| Abarta | Irish | A god of the Tuatha De Danann |
| Abas | Greek | A nymph |
| Abassi | Efik [Africa] | A sky god & creator of the world |
| Abat [t]ur | Mandaean | It weighs souls & / or their deeds |
| Abathur | SW Iran / S. Iraq | It acts as the judge of the dead. |
| Abatur | Gnostic | The father of Demiurgos |
| Abba | Amona | Aramaic The supreme divine couple |
| Abdals | Islam | Odd, these peoples names are only known to Allah, but without them the world would not exist |
| Abdiel | Jewish | This Seraph was the only one to resist Satan, according to Milton [Paradise Lost] |
| Abdrianahoabu | Madagascar | This goddess descended to earth on a silver chain |
| Abeguwo | Melanesia / New Guinea | A rain goddess |
| Abellio | Gaul | A god of apple trees, maybe. His name is found on inscriptions in the Garonne valley of southwestern France |
| Abeona | Roman | She is the goddess guardian of children leaving home to go on their own |
| Abere | Melanesia | A demoness |
| Abgal | N. Arabic | A desert god, in particular, a tutelary god of the Bedouins. |
| Abgal | Sumeria | 7 spirits that derived from the the Abzu |
| Abhean | Irish | A harper for the gods |
| Abhijit | Hindu / Puranic | A benevolent astral deity & goddess of fortune |
| Abhijnaraja | Buddhist / Tibet | A physician god & medicine Buddha |
| Abhimukhi | Buddhist / Vajrayana | This goddess is 1 of the 12 bhumis |
| Abhiyoga | Jain [India] | The generic name of the servile gods |
| Abigor | Judeo-Christian | A demon of the upper hell that was war wise & for your soul, would tell you how to win |
| Abira | Antioquia | The creator |
| Abnoba | Germanic | She is the goddess of rivers and forests from the Black Forest region |
| Abonius | Abonia | The goddess of the hot springs |
| Abonsam | W. Africa [Gold Coast] | A malevolent spirit that is driven away every year by a ritual involving the firing of gums, shouting loudly, beating interiors of houses with sticks and emptying houses of all furniture, this ritual is preceded by four weeks of absolute silence in the area |
| Abora | Palma Is. [Canary Is.] | The supreme Being that sat in heaven & caused the stars to move |
| Abowie | Ghana | A goddess of healing & sterility |
| Abraxas | Greek / Oriental | An occult theonym this god has the torso & arms of a man, head of a rooster & serpent legs |
| Abraxis | Greek / Oriental | An occult theonym this god has the torso & arms of a man, head of a rooster & serpent legs |
| Abrsax | Greek / Oriental | An occult theonym this god has the torso & arms of a man, head of a rooster & serpent legs |
| Abu | Sumeria | The god the of vegetation |
| Abuk | Dinka [Africa] | The patron goddess of women & gardens |
| Abundantia | Roman | A goddess of agriculture & abundance |
| Abundita | Roman | A goddess of agriculture & abundance |
| Abzu | Mesopotamia | The personification of the primordial underground waters |
| Abzu | Sumeria | The primordial deity of underground water |
| Ac | Yanto Kiche [Maya] | A tutelary god in the form of a bat |
| Ac | Yanto Maya | The god of white men |
| Acaclia | Aymara [S.A.] | One of the groups of beings that control weather an animistic spirit |
| Acala | Buddhist / India | This god is protector of of the teaching & defends temples |
| Acan | Maya | The god of wine,a real nice guy |
| Acantha | Greek | A nymph that was loved by the sun god, on her death, she was changed into a sun loving herb |
| Acanum | Maya | He is a hunting god that is also concerned with the protection of animals |
| Acat | Maya | A god of tattooists |
| Acatl | Aztec | A minor god of feasting & revelry |
| Acaum | Maya | A god of hunters that also protects the animals |
| Acaviser | Etruscan | A goddess, one of the fates |
| Acca | Larentia Etruscan | An earth goddess & goddess of winter |
| Acca | Larentia Roman | A goddess that donated the land to the Romans for the city of Rome |
| Acca | Larentina Roman | A goddess that donated the land to the Romans for the city of Rome |
| Acca | Laurentia Roman | A goddess that donated the land to the Romans for the city of Rome |
| Acca | Roman | A goddess associated with Hercules |
| Accasbel | Irish | Most likely was an early god of wine or mead |
| Acchupta | Jain / India | A goddess of learning |
| Acco | Greek | A goddess of Evil |
| Achelois | Greek | A moon goddess |
| Achelous | Greek | A river god of some standing in the community |
| Acheri | India | This ghost brings illness to small children, a sad story indeed |
| Acheron | Greek | A river god of one of the five rivers of Hades |
| Achlae | Greek | Even though he is just a river god he is a member of some standing in the community |
| Achtland | Celtic | A goddess of sex & magic |
| Acis | Sicily | A river god |
| Acleloos | Greek | A river god of some standing in the community |
| Aclelous | Greek | A river god of some standing in the community |
| Aclla | Inca / Quechua [SA] | A goddesses of war & virgins |
| Acna | Maya / Mexico | A mother goddess |
| Acolmiztli | Aztec | A minor chthonic underworld god |
| Acolnahuacatl | Aztec | Another minor chthonic underworld god |
| Acoran | Gran Canary [Canary Is] | The supreme Being who really really likes milk |
| Acuecucyoticihuati | Aztec | She is the goddess of all surface moving waters & invoked by women in labor |
| Adad | Akkadia / Babylon | The god of wind, storm, flood & rain who was worshipped from about 1900 BCE or earlier until about 200 BCE with cult centers located at Karakara, Aleppo & Mari [Syria] |
| Adaheli | | The sun god of Surinam |
| Adam[m]as | Nassene [Gnostic Christian] | The parental godhead of the gnostic movement |
| Adamanthea | Greek | A goddess of midwives |
| Adamastor | S. Africa | The spirit of the cape of Good Hope |
| Adamisil Wedo | Haiti | A water goddess |
| Adapa | Babylon | The god of wisdom |
| Adar | Assyria | The god of the Sepharvites who in worship burnt their children (2 Kings 17:31) |
| Adaro | Polynesia / Melanesia | A sea god |
| Adekagagwaa | Iroquois [NE US / Canada] | The spirit of summer that goes south for the winter |
| Adeona | Roman | A goddess passage, thought to be concerned with school children |
| Adeos | Roman | A goddess of modesty |
| Adha Bosu | Haiti | A loa of spring waters with a permanent case of bad temper |
| Adhimukticarya | Buddhist / Vajrayana | A minor goddess & deified Bhumis |
| Adibuddha | Buddhist | The primeval Buddha |
| Adidharma | Buddhist / Lamaist / Tibet | A primordial goddess |
| Adikia | Greek | The goddess of injustice who is rather hard on the eyes |
| Adimurti | Hindu / Epic / Puranic | An avatar of Vishnu |
| Aditi | Hindu / Vedic | The mother goddess |
| Aditinggi | Siau [Indonesia] | The god of the volcano Gunung Awu |
| Adityas | Hindu / Vedic | A group of gods |
| Adja | Haiti | A loa of spring waters with a permanent case of bad temper |
| Adjassou-Linguetor | Haiti | A loa of spring waters with a permanent case of bad temper |
| Adjinakou | Haiti | The elephant loa |
| Adon | Phoenicia [Hellenistic] | A dying & resurrecting god of crops & the seasonal agricultural cycle ce 200 BCE - ce 400 CE |
| Adonai | Hebrew [Hellenistic] | Used to replace the written Yahweh |
| Adonis | Greek | A god of nature & Syro-Phoenician origin |
| Adonis | Phoenicia / Syria | A dying & resurrected god that embodies vegetation scorched by the heat of the summer sunshineknown to have been worshipped at Berytus & Aphaca From 200 B.C.E. until 400 C.E. |
| Adrammelech | Assyria | The god of the Sepharvites who in worship burnt their children (2 Kings 17:31) |
| Adranus | Sicily [pre-Hellenic] | A god associated with Mt. Etna |
| Adraste | Icene [Britain] | The goddess of war |
| Adrastea | Britain | The goddess of war |
| Adrastea | Phrygia / Troy / Thrace | A mountain & an avenging goddess of righteousness |
| Adrastia | Greek | Considered a nymph [don't know why] a nurse of Zeus, |
| Adriamahilala | Madagascar | The first woman that was sent to the moon where she dies to be born again monthly |
| Adriambahomanana | Madagascar | The first man that who chose to die like a banana plant |
| Adro | Lugbara [Africa] | A tutelary god & the immanent aspect of the sky god Adroa who is accused of creating humanity and is personified by grass fires and whirlwinds |
| Adroanzi | Africa | The children of Adroa who frequent streams, large trees & rocks & are not nice at all |
| Adsullata | Continental Celtic | A river goddess |
| Adya Houn't | Haiti | The loa that mounts the drums by a process known as Adya |
| Aea | Greek | A goddess of hunting |
| Aeacoc | Greek / Roman | A chthonic underworld god & 1 of the 3 gods of Hades |
| Aeacos | Greek | A god of the underworld & judge of the dead, according to Plato, who was the first to mention this god, he is the son of Zeus & Aegina, with Minos & Rhadamanthys, Aeacos was one of the three judges of the souls of the dead in the underworld |
| Aeacus | Roman | A god of the underworld & judge of the dead, according to Plato, who was the first to mention this god, he is the son of Zeus & Aegina, with Minos & Rhadamanthys, Aeacos was one of the three judges of the souls of the dead in the underworld |
| Aebhel | Afekan Melanesia / New Guinea | The creator goddess |
| Aebhel | Irish | A goddess who is a faery [interesting story] |
| Aed | Irish | An underworld god known only from inscription |
| Aed | Mac Lir Irish | An underworld god known only from inscription |
| Aedos | Roman | A goddess of modesty |
| Aega | Greek | A goddess of war |
| Aegaeon | Greek [Homeric] | An epithet for Briareus, he is a deity of the Aegean Sea |
| Aegeria | Roman | A goddess of prophecy invoked by pregnant women |
| Aegir | German / Norse | A god of the ocean |
| Aegle | Greek | One of the Hesperides |
| Aello | Greek | A harpy employed by the gods |
| Aelus | Roman | The ruler of the winds |
| Aengus | Irish | A god worshipped from about 500 BC-400 AD |
| Aeode | Boeotian [Greek] | A muse of song |
| Aeolos | Greek | A god of storms & winds whose temple stands in Athens today |
| Aeolus | Roman | The Roman version of the Greek god of the winds, Aeolos |
| Aequitas | Roman | A god of fair dealing from 300 BCE |
| Aera | Cura Roman | The goddess of the infernal regions |
| Aericura | Celtic | A chthonic underworld god known only from inscription |
| Aeron | Wales / Cornwall | A goddess of fate |
| Aerten | Wales / Cornwall | A goddess of fate |
| Aes | Sidhe Irish | The collective name for the old Irish gods |
| Aesculanus | | The god who assisted Pecunia in production & protection of metal coins |
| Aesculapius | Roman | The Greek Asklepios, a god of healing & medicinal arts ca. 293 BC |
| Aesir | Norse | Odin, Thor, Tyr, Balder, Heimdall, Frigg, Nanna & Sif |
| Aesir | Germanic | The pantheon of the gods |
| Aesma | Daeva Persia | A demon of lust & anger that is ticked at the cow |
| Aesma | Daeva | Zorasterism One of the Daevas of lust & anger, wrath & revenge |
| Aestas | Roman | A goddess of summer usually portrayed nude & adorned with garlands of grain |
| Aesun | Irish | A god whose name means to be |
| Aeternitas | Roman | The personification of eternity [symbols the phoenix rising & by Uroboros] |
| Aether | Greek | The primordial god representing pure air & light |
| Aetna | Greek | She gave her name to the Sicilian volcano |
| Aetna | Roman | A mountain goddess |
| Aeval | Celtic | A goddess of sexual relations & small size |
| Aeval | Irish | A goddess who is a faery [interesting story] |
| Afa | Samoan | The storm god |
| Afekan | Melanesia / New Guinea | The creator goddess |
| Afi | Abkhaz W. Caucaus | The god of rain & thunderstorms (The Abkhaz are a people of the western Caucasus) |
| Afreet | Arabia | They are unclean spirits |
| Afreet | Islamic | The second most powerful of the five classes of Jinn who are overly large, evil & scare people that believe in them |
| Africus | Roman | The anthromorphication of the SW wind |
| Afrit | Islam | A giant & malicious class of Jinn The second most powerful of the five classes of Jinn |
| Ag'o | Benin | Worshipped by hunters |
| Agaman Nibo | Haiti | A goddess of the dead |
| Agamede | Greek | A goddess of healing |
| Aganippe | Greek | A nymph that made her home in a well |
| Agas | Iran | A demon of illness, especially the eyes |
| Agasaya | Semitic | A war goddess |
| Agassou | Benin | The guardian Loa |
| Agastya | Hindu | The protector of the god Rama |
| Agathos | Daimon Greek | A good genius / guardian spirit |
| Agaures | Asia Minor | One of several demons in hell that command legions |
| Agbe | Fon [Benin] | A god of the sea & a member of the Vodun gods |
| Agdistis | Greek | The name of the great rock of Asia Minor that Zeus raped [It was Cybele in drag] |
| Age | Fon [Benin] | The god of animals |
| Agemem | Tinguian [Philippine] | She is the co-creator of the sun, moon, earth & stars |
| Agenoria | Roman | A goddess of secrecy, industry, winter silence & suffering in general |
| Aghora | Hindu | An aspect [double] of Shiva |
| Agischanak | Tlingit / Alaska | A goddess of the earth |
| Agla | Hebrew | An ancient acronym for chasing evil spirits away |
| Aglaea | Greek | The youngest of the Charities |
| Aglaia | Greek | The youngest of the three graces |
| Aglibol | Palmyra / Syria / Greek / Roman | Even though he was a mon god his cult extended through the Hellenistic period and made it all the way to Rome Agloolik Inuit A good spirit that lives under the ice who helps hunters & fishermen. |
| Agni | Hindu / Vedic | A god of fire & guardian of homes who is recognized from about 1500 B.C.E. until today |
| Agni | India | A god of lightning, fire, & the sun & who also mediates between the gods & humans |
| Agnikumara | Jain / India | They are youthful appearing gods associated with rain & thunder |
| Agnostos | Theos Greek | The unknown gods that were always worshipped as a group |
| Agrona | Welsh Celtic | A goddess of strife & slaughter |
| Agrotera | Greek | A goddess of good health & hunting |
| Agrotora | Greek | The goddess of agriculture, archery, hunting, chastity, virginity, fertility, childbirth, the moon, & of nature |
| Agu'gux | Aleut [Alaska USA] | The creator god that was claimed to be the Christian god under |
| Aguara | Tunpa / Chiriguano | The fox god who gave the carob tree to the people |
| Agunua | Solomon Is | The main serpent god of the Solomons |
| Agwe | Benin / Africa | She is the mother of the sea |
| Agwe | Haiti / Vodun | A goddess manifestation of Yemanja |
| Agwe | Vodun | A god of the ocean |
| Agweta | Haiti | A sea goddess |
| Ah | Bolom Tzacab Maya | A chthonic god of agriculture, rain and thunder who may be an avatar of Itzam Na |
| Ah | Bolon Dz'acab Maya | A chthonic god of agriculture, rain and thunder who may be an avatar of Itzam Na |
| Ah | Can Cum Maya | A god of hunters that also protects the animals |
| Ah | Cancum Maya | A god of hunters that also protects the animals |
| Ah | Chun Can Maya / Mexico | The tutelary deity of city of Merida |
| Ah | Chuy Kak Lacandon [Maya] | A god of war |
| Ah | Ciliz Maya | A god of solar eclipses |
| Ah | Cuxtal Maya | The god of birth |
| Ah | Hulneb Maya | A god of war |
| Ah | Kin Maya | A sun god who brings drought but protects man from the powers of evil associated with darkness |
| Ah | Kin Xoc Maya | A god of poetry, a singer & musician |
| Ah | Kinchil Maya | A sun god who brings drought but protects man from the powers of evil associated with darkness |
| Ah | Kumix Unicob Maya | These are small attendant water gods |
| Ah | Mun Maya | The green maize god |
| Ah | Muzencab Maya | The bee gods |
| Ah | Patnar Uinicob Maya | They are large water gods |
| Ah | Peku Maya | The thunder god & he hides on hilltops |
| Ah | Puch Maya | He is the god of death |
| Ah | Tabai Maya | A hunting god |
| Ah | Toltecat Toltec | A god |
| Ah | Uaynih Guatemala | A goddess of sleep, specifically males |
| Ah | Uincir Dz'acab Maya | A god of healing |
| Ah | Uuc Ticab Maya | A chthonic god |
| Ah | Wink ir Masa Guatemala | A nature goddess |
| Aha | Njoku Ibo [Nigeria] | The goddess of yams, & the women that tend the crop |
| Aha | Yakut / Siberia | A river spirit, female type |
| Ahat | Egypt | A cow goddess |
| Ahau | Chamahez Maya | He is one of two gods of medicine |
| Ahau | Kin Maya | A goddess of war |
| Ahemait | Egypt | An underworld goddess who eats the souls of the unworthy |
| Aheramenmthoou | Egypt | The god of thunder, night, storms, wind, landslides & tidal waves |
| Ahi | Hindu | The Naga that was killed with a thunderbolt & then released the waters it was guarding |
| Ahkiyyini | Inuit | A dancing skeleton spirit that dances so vigorously that he causes the earth to move |
| Ahladini-Sadini | Hindu / Puranic / Epic / India | A goddess of the mountains that dances the cosmic dance |
| Ahmakiq | Maya | He is a god of agriculture |
| Ahnt | Alis Pok' Mexico | A very small goddess [2 feet high] |
| Ahnt | kai | Mexico A goddess of women & children |
| Ahone | Virginia [USA] | The supreme deity who is indifferent to worship |
| Ahriman | Zoroastrianism | The supreme evil spirit & lord of the darkness & death |
| Ahsonnutli | Navaho | The chief creator god |
| Ahti | Egypt | A goddess of evil |
| Ahti | Finland | The chief ancient Finnish god of the waters |
| Ahto | Finland | The chief ancient Finnish god of the waters |
| Ahuic | Aztec / Mexico | A goddess of all running water |
| Ahulane | Maya | A god of war |
| Ahura | Mazda Persia | The god of light & supreme goodness |
| Ahura | Persia | A title used to tell the gods from the demons |
| Ahurani | Persia | The goddess of rain & water |
| Ai | Ada Turkey | The moon god |
| Ai | Apec Mochica [Peru] | The supreme god that rules the destinies of the world |
| Ai | Irish | A poet god, a member of the Tuatha De Danaan |
| Ai | Tojon Yakut / Siberia | A god that created all light |
| Ai | Tupua'i Polynesia | A goddess of healing & of war |
| Aiakos | Greek | A god of the underworld & judge of the deadGaul, according to Plato one of three |
| Aialila'axa | Mexico | A moon goddess |
| Aiaru | Polynesia | Her function is to predict death |
| Aibell | Irish | A guardian spirit of Munster |
| Aibheaeg | Irish | A goddess of fire & of toothaches |
| Aida Cuedo | Benin / Haiti | A goddess of the rainbow & fresh water |
| Aida Wedo | Benin / Haiti | A goddess of the rainbow & fresh water |
| Aidin | Celtic | A goddess of love & sexuality |
| Aido Wedo | Benin / Haiti | A goddess of the rainbow & fresh water |
| Aido Wedo | Haiti | A goddess of fire |
| Aife | Irish / Scotland | A goddess & queen of the Isle of shadow |
| Aige | Irish | A goddess of water & bays |
| Aijo | Estonia | A goddess of evil |
| Ailsi | Cherokee | A goddess of water & pools |
| Ailuros | Egypt | An epitaph for Bastet |
| Aimend | Irish / Scotland | A sun goddess |
| Ain | Irish | A goddess of war, of fertility, love & of Midsummer Lair Derg |
| Aine | Irish | A goddess of war, of fertility, love & of Midsummer Lair Derg |
| Aine of Knockaine | Irish | A moon goddess who was connected with the Summer Solstice |
| Aino | Finland | A goddess of justice |
| Aiolos | Greek | A god of storms & winds |
| Aiolos | Roman | The ruler of the winds |
| Aion | Phonecia | The personification of time / a given age That was adopted by Mithraism & by the Manichaeans |
| Aipaloovik | Inuit | A god of evil, murder & such that hides in the sea |
| Airmed | Irish | A goddess of the Tuatha De Danann & of all healing arts & witchcraft |
| Airsekui | Huron [US / Canada] | The great spirit |
| Airyaman | Iran | A god of social bonds, contracts, & marriage, he will also retrieve the damned souls from hell |
| Aisha | Arabic | A goddess of water |
| Aisha | Qandisha Morocco | A goddess of sexual activity |
| Aita | Etruscan | The god of the underworld |
| Aittsamka | Bella Coola [Canada PNW] | A goddess of teaching |
| Aitu | Samoa | the lower order of the gods |
| Aitvaras | Lithuania | They are evil household spirit |
| Aitvaras | Prussia | The brave & loving demon that will bring good fortune to your home when well fed & treated kindly |
| Aius | Locutius Roman | A god supposed to have given warning of the approach of the Gauls 391 B.C. |
| Aizen | Myo-o Japan / Buddhist | A protective deity though ugly as all get out. is considered beneficent to mankind |
| Aizen | Myoo Japan | The god of tavern keepers, musicians, singers, prostitutes & love |
| Aja | Babylon | The dawn goddess |
| Aja | Yoruba [Africa] | A goddess of healing, herbs & of knowledge |
| Ajalamo | Yoruba [Nigeria / W.Africa] | A god of fetuses |
| Ajari | Joan Japan / Buddhist | A monk that became a devil & then a praying skeleton |
| Ajatar | Finland | A goddess of evil |
| Ajaya | Buddhist / Mahayanna | A minor goddess |
| Ajbit | Maya | A god that helped create people [13 were involved] |
| Aje | Yoruba [Africa] | A goddess of wealth in all its forms |
| Aji-Shiki | Japan | A young god |
| Aji-Suki-Taka-Hi-Kone | Japan | A god of thunder |
| Aji-Shiki-Taka-Hiko-Ne | Japan | A god of thunder |
| Ajok | Lokuto [Sudan] | The chief god |
| Ajtzak | Maya | Another god that helped create people |
| Ajysyt Yakut [Siberia] | | A goddess of healing & childbirth |
| Ak-ana | Altaic [Mansi & Khanty] | The primordial goddess |
| Aka | Manah Persia [Zorasterism] | A Daeva of desire |
| Aka | Turkey | The mother goddess |
| Aka-Kanet | Araucanian [S.A.] | The god of fruit & grain |
| Akasagarbha | India / Buddhism | A Bodhisattva & the personification of supreme knowledge of the absolute void |
| Akba-atatdia | Crow [N. Plains, USA] | He who created everything |
| Akelos | Greek | A river god |
| Aken | Egypt | An underworld god Keeper of the ferryboat |
| Aker | Egypt | A god of the earth that guards in the entrance to the underworld |
| Akerbeltz | Basque | An avatar of the god Mari |
| Akert | khentet auset [s] Egypt | A book of the dead deity |
| Akeru | Egypt | The chthonic earth gods affiliated with Aker |
| Akewa | Toba [Argentina] | A sun & war goddess |
| Akhlut | Inuit [Bering Straits] | An Orca that becomes a wolf while on land |
| Akhushtal | Maya | She is the goddess of childbirth |
| Akka | Finland | A goddess of the harvest & female sexuality |
| Mader-Akka | Finland | A goddess of the harvest & female sexuality |
| Rauni | Finland | A goddess of the harvest & female sexuality |
| Akkan | Saami | The 4 goddesses that oversee birth, destiny, & conception. |
| Akna | Inuit | The mother goddess of childbirth |
| Akna | Maya / Mexico | A mother goddess |
| Akonadi | Ghana | An oracle goddess of justice |
| Akongo | Ngombe [congo] | The supreme & creator god |
| Aksayajnana-Karmanda | Buddhist | The deification of literature as well as 1 of the 12 Dharnis |
| Aksobhya | Buddhist / Mayhayana | One of the Dhyani Buddhas |
| Aktunowihio | Cheyenne [M. W. US] | A spirit of the earth & subterranean spirit. |
| Akua | Hawaii | The actual gods who created everything & keep everything working |
| Akuj | Akuj [Africa] | The chief deity |
| Akuj | Turkana [Kenya] | The supreme god |
| Akusaa | Egypt | A goddess of war & sunset |
| Akycha | Alaska [USA] | A goddess of war |
| Akycha | Inuit | The sun god |
| Al | Ait Phoenicia | The god of fire |
| Al | Kahdir N. Africa | A vegetation god that got his immortality by drinking from the well of life |
| Al | Lat / Allat / Allatum Arabic | A goddess of fertility, procreation & the earth |
| Al | Shua India | A goddess of Ursa Major |
| Al | Uzza Arabia | A goddess of the dawn as well as a daughter of Allah |
| Ala | Ibo [Nigeria] | An earth, fertility & the underworld |
| Ala | Muki Polynesia | A river goddess who takes the form of a dragon |
| Alaaye | Yoruba [Nigeria] | A creator god to whom the souls of the dead are expected to make a confession |
| Alad | Udug Lama Sumerian / Babylonian-Akkadian | They are guardian deities |
| Alaghom | Naom Tzentel Maya | The goddess of thought & intellect |
| Alaisiagae | Norse | They are war goddesses (see Valkyries) |
| Alako | Norway / Gypsy | The god sent to earth as a human who was supposed to reveal the secret laws he stayed over in the moon |
| Alalahe | Polynesia | The goddess of love |
| Alalu | Ossetian [C. Caucasians] | A spirit of smallpox that protects women |
| Alalu [s] | Hittite-Hurrian [N. Syria] | A primordial god, the oldest of the gods |
| Alardi | Ossetians [C. Caucasus] | A spirit |
| Alastor | Greek | A mortal she became a minor spirit that avenged evil deeds & demanded vengeance for crimes |
| Alat | Arabic | An astral goddess |
| Alatangana | Kono [E. Guinea / W. Africa] | One of the two creator deities, this god created land from swamp |
| Alaunus | Germanic | A local god's name from the Mannheim area for Mecurius |
| Alaunus | Iberia | The supreme deity |
| Alannus | Iberia | The supreme deity |
| Alounis | Iberia | The supreme deity |
| Alauwaimis | Hittite | This demon drives away evil & sickness |
| Albasta | Slavic | A goddess of evil |
| Albina | Etruscan | A dawn goddess & protector of ill fated lovers |
| Albiorix | Gaul | An alternative name of the Gaulish god Teutates |
| Alborix | Gaul | A war & tribal god |
| Albunea | Roman | A nymph of the sulfur springs near Tiber [Tivoli] |
| Alcinoe | Greek | Another nymph nurse of Zeus. |
| Alcis | Greek | A goddess of physical prowess & strength |
| Alecto | Greek | One of goddesses of vengeance |
| Alecto of Eumenides | Greek | A goddess of justice |
| Alectrona | Greek | An early goddess |
| Alemona | Roman | A goddess of fetuses |
| Alemonia | Roman | A goddess of fetuses |
| Alephus | Greek | A Minor river god |
| Aleyin | Phoenicia | A god of springs & vegetation |
| Alfadir | Norse | "All-father" One of the epithets of Odin |
| Alfar | N. German | The elves of north Germanic myth |
| Alfar | Scandinavia | He is half god & half dwarf |
| Alfhild | Scandinavia | A goddess of wrestling |
| Alfs | Germanic | A minor race of gods |
| Alignak | Inuit | A god of the moon, storms, earthquakes & tides |
| Alilat | Arabia | The mother goddess |
| Alisanos | Gaul [Celtic] | A local god of stones from the Cite d'Or |
| Alisaunus | Gaul [Celtic] | A local god of stones from the Cite d'Or |
| Alk'umta'm | Bella Coola [Canada PNW] | The sun god |
| Alkonost | Russia | A goddess of the land of the dead & justice |
| Allah | M. | East A god that is the chief god of the Islamic myth |
| Allanque | Lenape | The N. star, or any star |
| Allat | C.N. Arabia | The goddess that is one of the three daughters of Allah & affiliated with Venus [the planet] |
| Allatu [m] | W. Semitic | An underworld goddess |
| Allatum | Mesopotamia | The supreme goddess of the underworld |
| Almaqah | Sabaean [S. Arabia] | A moon & tutelary god |
| Almha | Irish | A goddess of the Tuatha De Danann |
| Almoshi | Slavic | A goddess of healing & cattle |
| Aloadae | Greek | They were 54 ft. tall & warred with the gods, they lost |
| Aloidae | Greek | They were 54 ft. tall & warred with the gods, they lost |
| Alom | Maya | A sky god that helped 6 other gods create the world |
| Alopurbi | India | A goddess of hunting |
| Alowatsakima | Lenape | The great spirit |
| Alp | Teutonic | A demon of the night that delighted in giving, nightmares that is |
| Alpan | Etruscan | A goddess of love that enjoyed being sky clad |
| Alpanu | Etrusca | A goddess of love, maybe so |
| Alpheus | Greek | A river god that fell in love with a nymph & had a bad experience |
| Alphito | Greek | A white goddess |
| Alpnu | Etrusca | A goddess of love, maybe so |
| Alruna-wife | German | Household spirits |
| Alrunes | German | Lares |
| Altan | Telgey Mongol | The earth goddess |
| Altjira | Aranda [C. Aus.] | The god from the dream time that made the earth, then retired to the top of the sky |
| Altria | Etruscan | An ancient earth goddess |
| Alu | Mesopotamia | A demon portrayed with canine features [read fangs] |
| Aluluei | Micronesia | The god of knowledge & navigation |
| Aluqa | Arabic | A demoness that is horny, & a vampire type |
| Alves | Norse | The spirits of the dead that lived in the hills |
| Am | Portangoro [S.A.] | The god |
| Am-heh | Egypt | A chthonic underworld god & receives his mail in a lake of fire |
| Am-No-Tanabata-Hime | Japan | An astral goddess of weavers |
| Ama | Baikal / Siberia | A goddess of the dark & of the underworld |
| Ama | No Minaka Nushi / Ama-No-Minakanushi-No-Kumi Japan / Shinto | The Divine Lord of the Middle Heavens & the Pole Star |
| Ama | No Uzume Japan | The witty goddess of persuasion & fertility |
| Ama | Terasu Japan | The sun goddess queen of the universe |
| Ama-arhus | Babylon / Akkadia | A fertility goddess |
| Arad-Ama-arhus | Babylon / Akkadia | A fertility goddess |
| Amat-Ama-arhus | Babylon / Akkadia | A fertility goddess |
| Ama-Tsu-Kami | Japan | The gods of heaven (as opposed to those of the earth) |
| Ama-Tsu-Mara | Japan / Shinto | The god of smiths |
| Amaethon | Welsh | A god of agriculture |
| Amagandar / Orokannar | Tungus [Siberia] | The protective female spirits |
| [R] | Amaguq Inuit | Wolf, the trickster |
| Amahraspands | Zoroastrianism | Bounteous or Beneficent Immortals of Zoroastrianism - see Amesha Spentas |
| Amaimon | Christian | A devil, ruler of the eastern portion of Hell in medieval Christian mythology |
| Amakandu | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | A patron god of herdsmen & cattle |
| Amala | N.A. | An Atlas type that holds the spinning Earth by its axis |
| Amaltheia | Greek | A nymph that nursed the infant Zeus |
| Amalthea | Greek | A Naiad, nurse of Zeus, who owned a horn which could supply |
| Amalthea | Greek | A nymph of springs |
| Amana | Egypt | He was a sky god that evolved into the sun god |
| Amasagnul | Babylon / Akkadia | She is a fertility goddess |
| Amashaspan | Persia | The holy Immortal |
| Amaterasu | Japan | A goddess of war & the sun |
| Amaterasu | O-Mi-Kami / Amaterasu Omikami Japan / Shinto | The sun goddess |
| Amathaunta | Egypt | A goddess of the sea |
| Amatsu | Mikaboshi Japan | A god of evil |
| Amatsu-Kami | Japan / Shinto | The heavenly gods, as opposed to the earthly gods |
| Amaunet | Egypt | A hidden one, a mother or fertility goddess |
| Amayicoyondi | Peru | A goddess of the sky |
| Amba | Dravidian [India] | A goddess of the earth |
| Ambat | Melanesia | A god who gave pottery to the people |
| Amberella | Baltic | A goddess of the ocean |
| Ambika | Hindu | One of the names of the Hindu goddess Sakti |
| Ambika | Hindu | Shre lured demons to their death |
| Ambikas | India | A Group of goddesses |
| Ambisagrus | Celtic Continental | A god, equated by the Romans with Jupiter |
| Ambisagrus | Britain | The weather deity |
| Bussumarus | Britain | The weather deity |
| Ame | No Uzume Japan | A goddess of fertility & happiness |
| Ame-No-Hohi | Japan | A god sent down to earth, disappeared |
| Ame-No-Kagase-Wo | Japan / Shinto | An astral deity that had to be executed |
| Ame-No-Mi-Kumari-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | A water goddess |
| Ame-No-Minaka-Nushi-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | The supreme god from about 600 CE till now |
| Ame-No-Oshido-Mimi | Japan | This god turned down the earth when it was offered to him |
| Ame-No-Tanabata-Hime-No-Mikoto | Japan / Shinto | The goddess of weavers |
| Ame-No-Toko-Tachi | Japan / Shinto | A primordial being |
| Ame-No-Toko-Tachi-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | A primordial deity |
| Ame-No-Wakahiko | Japan / Shinto | A god sent to rule earth, killed by Take-Mi-Musubi |
| Ame-Waka-Hiko | Japan / Shinto | A god that goofed & had to die |
| Amelenwa | Africa | A goddess of justice |
| Amelia | Haiti / Vodun | The loa of Haiti |
| Amen | Egypt | A primordial creation deity who became a sky god that became regarded as a sun god |
| Amenhotep | Egypt | An architect that suffered deification |
| Ament | Libya | A goddess who welcomes the dead to the after world |
| Amentet | Egypt | A goddess of the West, the underworld & the dead |
| Amenthes | Egypt | A goddess of the West & the underworld & the dead |
| Ameretat | Iran | One of the Amesha Spentas, she is the personification of immortality & protector of plants |
| Ameretat | Zoratrianism | She is the immortal one of the Amesha Spenta |
| Amesha | Spentas Zoroastrianism | Six divine beings that became archangels in the other revealed desert myths |
| Amesha | Spentas Iran | They are gods without being gods & created without being creatures [6 in number] |
| Yazatas | Iran | They are gods without being gods & created without being creatures [6 in number] |
| Ami | Egypt | A god of fire. |
| Ami-Te-Rangi | Polynesia | A sky god with rather unpleasant culinary habits, he likes to capture people to eat |
| Amida | Buddhist / Japan | A primordial deity & savior of the "Pure Land' |
| Amimitl | Aztec | A minor god of fish hunters & lakes |
| Amitabha | Buddhist / India | The 4th dhyanibuddha |
| Amitolane | Zuni [SW USA] | The rainbow spirit. |
| Amm | S. Arabia | A moon, weather & tutelary god Qataban |
| Amma | Dogon / Mali [Africa] | The creator god with a novel story |
| Amma | Dravidian / Tamil / India | A local god |
| Ammavaru | Hindu / Dravidian / India | A primordial mother goddess |
| Ammit | Egypt | He ate the hearts of unworthy souls |
| Ammon | Egypt | The god of air, wind, sun, reincarnation, war |
| Ammut | Egypt | A demonic god that judged the dead |
| Amn | Egypt | A goddess of justice |
| Amogahasiddhi | Buddhist | The fifth meditation Buddha |
| Amoghapasa | Buddhism / Mahayana | A form of Avalokitesvara |
| Amoghasiddhi | Buddhism | The 5th dhyanibuddha |
| Amon | Egypt | A god of agriculture, fertility & long life & a sky god that evolved into the sun god |
| Amon-Ra | Egypt | A combination of Amun & Re worshipped later in history |
| Amor | Roman | A god of love |
| Amotken | Salish [PNW] | The god that created everything, & left man to his destiny |
| Amphiaraus | Greek | A king of Argos that was deified |
| Amphion | Greek | A god |
| Amphitrite | Greek | A goddess of the sea |
| Amponyinamoa | Ghana | A goddess of long life |
| Amsa | Hindu | One of the Hindu sun gods, rarely mentioned |
| Amun | Egypt | A god of agriculture, fertility & long life |
| Amun | Egypt | A god of mystery |
| Amun | Egypt | He was a sky god that evolved into the sun god |
| Amun-Re | Egypt | A combination of Amun & Re worshipped later in history |
| Amunet | Egypt | A goddess of mystery |
| Amurru | W. Semitic | A minor mountain god |
| Amymone | Greek | A goddess of springs |
| An | Sumeria | The god of the heavens, supreme creator god, a primeval god |
| An | Zu Assyria | The goddess of chaos |
| Ana | Irish | She is the chief mother goddess |
| Anael | Babylon | A goddess of astral light |
| Anahid | Armenia | The goddess often called Life giver |
| Anahita | Egypt / Babylon | A goddess of water & war |
| Anahita | Iran | Ancient goddess of fertility |
| Anahita | Persia | A goddess of fertility, semen & of water |
| Anaitis | Persia | A fertility goddess |
| Anala | Hindu / Puranic | An attendant god 1 of the 8 vasu deities who serve the god Indra |
| Ananga | Hindu | An epitaph for Kama |
| Ananke | Greek | The omnipresent goddess of fate & necessity that the gods were subject to |
| Anann | Irish | A mother goddess associated with fertility & the primordial mother |
| Anann | Irish | An epitaph for Danu |
| Ananse | Ashanti [Africa] | The creator of the sun, stars, day, moon & night who often intercedes between gods & mortals |
| Anansi | Ashanti [Africa] | The spider trickster deity |
| Ananta | Hindu / Puranic | A snake god & one of the seven snake deities |
| Ananta | India | He is the god of the sun & guardian of the universe |
| Ananta | Thewi | Thailand The goddess of good fortune |
| Anantaboga | Java | The dragon king |
| Anantamukhi | Buddhist | A deification of literature & 1 of the 12 Dharnis |
| Anantesa | Hindu/ Puranic
| A minor deity & 1 of 8 lords of of knowledge |
| Anapel | Koryak [Siberia] | The goddess who presides over birth & reincarnation |
| Anasuya | Hindu | A goddess of wisdom |
| Anat | Canaan / Phoenicia / Ugarit | An earth goddess, goddess of love, war, hunting & sister of Baal |
| Anat | Hurrian | She is a warrior goddess of violence & intense sexuality |
| Anat | Ugarit [Iran] | The warrior virgin, slayer of snakes, life & fertility goddess |
| Anath | Canaan / Phoenicia / Ugarit | An earth goddess, goddess of love, war, hunting & sister of Baal |
| Anatis | Egypt | A moon goddess |
| Anatiwa | Karaya [Brazil] | A malevolent demon |
| Anatu | Mesopotamia | A goddess of the sky & ruler of the earth |
| Anaulikutsai'x | Bella Coola [PNW] | A river goddess that to attends the salmon runs |
| Anaye | Navaho | Alien gods they are enemies of men |
| Anbay | S. Arabia | An oracular & justice god |
| Ancamna | Celtic / Roman | A water goddess |
| Ancasta | Britain | A goddess |
| Anceta | Roman | A goddess of healing |
| Anchiale | Crete | Nymph, mother of the DACTYLS. |
| Anchiroe | Arcadia | A Nymph. |
| Andarta | Gaul Celtic | A fertility goddess |
| Andhaka | Hindu | A demon |
| Andjety | Egypt | An underworld god of the ninth nome [district] |
| Andraste | Icene [Britain] | The goddess of war |
| God | Country | Description |
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| Andriaahoabu | Madagascar | The high Lady that descends to earth on a silver chain |
| Andriam | Vabi Rano [Africa] | A goddess of water & lakes |
| Andriamanitra | Madagascar | A good god who helped create the earth as well as humans |
| Andrianahary | Madagascar | Another god that helped create the earth & humans |
| Andrianamboatena | Madagascar | A god of the earth |
| Androgyne | Greek | The man / woman god / goddess |
| Andromeda | Greek | A goddess of dreams |
| Andvari | Scandinavia | A dwarf that can turn himself into a fish & live in water |
| Anementos | Babylon | He is the god of the sea, a rather nice fellow |
| Anextiomarus | Britain Celtic | A tribal deity |
| Angel | Christianity / Islam / Judaism | Messenger beings between the gods & humanity |
| Angerona | Roman | A goddess of secrecy, industry, winter silence & suffering in general |
| Angina | Roman | Another goddess of health, specifically of sore throats |
| Angiras | Hindu | Angels who presided over sacrifices |
| Angiris | Hindu | Angels who presided over sacrifices |
| Aataxe | Basque | An evil spirit in the form of a bull |
| Angitia | Greek | A snake goddess |
| Angitia | Roman | A goddess of healing & witchcraft |
| Angpetu | Wi Lakota [US / Canada] | The sun god |
| Angra | Mainyu / Zoraster | Ahriman Iran An evil underworld god |
| Angus | Celtic | A god of youth |
| Angus | Irish | A god worshipped from about 500 BC-400 AD |
| Angus | Mac | Og Irish One of the Tuatha De Danaan |
| Angus | Og Irish | A god of love |
| Anguta | Inuit | The supreme being that lives under the sea & drags down the dead |
| Angwusnasomtaka | Pueblo | The Kachina Crow Mother |
| Anhouri | Egypt | A minor god |
| Anhur | Egypt | A god of war & hunting |
| Ani | Africa | A goddess of justice |
| Ani | Etrusca | A sky / heaven god |
| Anieros | Phrygian / Roman | A goddess of the earth |
| Aningan | Inuit | A moon god called Igaluk in Alaska |
| Anjea | Aus. | A fertility spirit |
| Ankalamman | Hindu / Dravidian | A Guardian goddess that wards off demons |
| Anky-Kele | Chukchi [E. Siberia] | The god of the sea |
| Anna | Kuari Oraon / India | A local vegetation goddess |
| Anna | Perenna Etruscan | A goddess of reproduction, wanton love, & of spring |
| Anna | Perenna Roman | A goddess of the circle of the year |
| Anna | Perenna Greek | Nymph of the river Numicius. Sometimes identified with the moon, sometimes with Themis or Io. |
| Annalia | Africa | A river goddess |
| Annallja | Tu Bari Sudan | A goddess of sexuality |
| Annamurti | Hindu | A form of Visnu |
| Annapatni | Hindu | A goddess of food |
| Annapurna | India | A goddess of autumn |
| Annedotus | Babylon | He is the god of the sea, a rather nice fellow |
| Annis | Celtic | The black goddess |
| Annunaki | Sumeria | The seven judges of hell |
| Anpao | Dakota [N. Cent NA] | The spirit of the dawn. |
| Anqet | Libya | A goddess of water fertility healing & lust |
| Ansa | Hindu / Puranic | A minor sun god |
| Ansar | Babylon / Akkadia | A primordial deity |
| Anshur | Assyria | Not only the goddess of the sun she also killed the dragon of chaos during creation |
| Antaboga | Indonesia | An underworld serpent deity ruling over the production of rice |
| Antai | India | A goddess of healing & whooping cough |
| Anteros | Etruscan | The god of passion |
| Anteros | Greek | A god of passion & returned love |
| Anteros | Roman | The god which developed mutual love & tenderness between married partners |
| Antevorta | Roman | A goddess of childbirth, the future & prophecy |
| Antevorta | Roman | The goddess of the future |
| Anthat | Syria | A war goddess who had a shrine at Thebes |
| Anthedon | Boeotian | Nymph, from whom Anthedon received its name. |
| Antheia | Greek | A goddess of spring |
| Anthracia | Arcadia | A Nymph. |
| Anthretju | Egypt / Hittite | A war goddess mentioned in a treaty between the Hittites & Egypt She seems synonymous with Anat / Antu |
| Anti | Egypt | A Guardian deity of the eastern sky |
| Antichrist | Christian | A person feared or worshipped by the xian sect. Seems when it arrives the world really goes to hell in a handbasket. |
| Antu | Babylon / Akkadia | She is derived from the older Sumerian Ki |
| Anu | Akkadia | The god of the heavens, supreme creator god, a primeval god |
| Anu | Babylon | The head of the gods, he had an army of stars to destroy evildoers |
| Anu | Irish | A mother goddess associated with fertility & the primordial mother |
| Anu(s) | Hittite | When Alalus was supreme in heaven, Anus became more powerful & served as Alalu's cupbearer for nine years then trashed him |
| Anuanaitu | Caribbean | A goddess of the ocean & whirlpools |
| Anubis | Egypt | A god of black magic, death, embalming & funerals |
| Anuket | Egypt | A goddess of water & of rivers |
| Anukis | Egypt | A birth goddess & of the cataracts of the lower Nile |
| Anukki | Sumeria | The lower order of gods |
| Anulap | Truk Is. | The sky god |
| Anumati | Sanskrit [India] | A god of the full moon |
| Anunit | Chaldea | A goddess of the morning star |
| Anunitu | Babylon | The goddess of the moon |
| Anunna | Sumeria | The lower order of gods |
| Anunnaki | Babylon | The seven judges of the Underworld they began as fertility deities |
| Anunnaki | Sumeria | The lower order of gods |
| Anuradha | Hindu / Puranic | A minor goddess of fortune, she is benevolent though |
| Anus | Babylon | The head of the gods, he had an army of stars to destroy evildoers |
| Anus | Hurrite | The King of heaven who declared war on the father of the gods, he lost |
| Anyigba | Togo [Africa] | A goddess of hunting, luck & healing |
| Anzety | Egypt | The god & King of Busiris |
| Ao | China | The gods of rain & the sea. the four dragon kings, Ao Chin,Ao Jun, Ao Kuang & Ao Shun |
| Aoede | Boeotian [Greek] | A muse of song |
| Aoi | Mac Ollamain Irish | A poet god, a member of the Tuatha De Danaan |
| Aoibell | Irish | A guardian spirit of Munster |
| Aoife | Irish / Scotland | A goddess & queen of the Isle of shadow |
| Aondo | Tiv [Nigeria] | The creator god that lives in the sky |
| Aonghus | Irish | A god worshipped from about 500 BC-400 AD |
| Apa | Hindu / Puranic | An attendant god, 1 of the 8 vasu deities |
| Apacita | Inca [SA] | A guardian spirit |
| Apam | Napat Hindu | / Vedic / Persia A god of fresh water |
| Apaosa | | A demon who brings drought & aridity |
| Apap | Teso [Uganda] | A creator god who as a benevolent sky god brings rain |
| Aparajita | Buddhist / Mahayana | A minor god / goddess |
| Aparajita | Georgia / Armenia | A god of agriculture |
| Aparajita | Hindu | 1 of the 11 ekadasarudras a form of Rudra |
| Aparajita | Hindu / Puranic | A goddess a form of Durga & real hard on the eyes |
| Apate | Greek | The goddess of deceit |
| Apaturia | Greek | A goddess of evil |
| Apedemak | Meroe[Sudan] | A war god |
| Apep | Egypt | A huge serpent who caused storms & eclipses & ate the sun at evening |
| Apesh | Egypt | A tortoise god of night, evil, & the powers of darkness |
| Apet | Egypt | A goddess that protects pregnant women, children, nursing mothers & justice |
| Aphaea | Greek | A moon goddess? |
| Aphrodisias | Carian [S.W. Turkey] | A fertility goddess |
| Aphrodite | Pandemos Greek | A goddess of sex likely conflated with Aphrodite |
| Aphrodite | Greek | The goddess of fertility, beauty & sexual love |
| Aphrodisias | Greek | The goddess of fertility, beauty & sexual love |
| Apis | Egypt | A god of fertility |
| Apiu | Etruscan | A weather god |
| Apkallu | Sumeria | 7 spirits that derived from the the Abzu |
| Aplu | Etrusca | A god of thunder & lightning |
| Apo | Inca [SA] | A mountain god |
| Apo | Katawan Hambal-Aeta [Philippines] | A god |
| Apollo | Greek | A god of archery, harmony, order, inspiration, intellect, mathematics, medicine, oracles, prophecy, reason, & truth . About a busy little fellow. |
| Apolonia | Brazil | A goddess of healing & toothaches |
| Aponibolinayen | Philippines | A goddess of the sky |
| Apophis | Egypt | The demon of darkness |
| Apozanoltl | Aztec / Mexico | A running water goddess |
| Appiades | Roman | 5 gods occupying a temple by the Appian aqueduct |
| Appias | Roman | A fountain nymph |
| Apsaras | Hindu / Vedic | The protective deities of musicians, gamblers & are Water spirits |
| Apsu | Babylon | A god of underground waters |
| Apsu | Sumeria | The god of the sweet water ocean |
| Apu-Ko-Hai | Kanei [Mangaia Is] | The fish god |
| Apuat | Egypt | A jackal headed god who helps the soul choose it's next incarnation |
| Aquilo | Roman | A weather god affiliated with the N. wind |
| Aquit | The | Americas A moon deity |
| Arachne | Roman | The mother goddess of Weaving |
| Aradia | A | Lunar deity |
| Aralo | Georgia / Armenia | A god of agriculture |
| Aramazd | Armenia | The supreme creator god |
| Aranyani | Hindu / Vedic | A minor goddess of woodlands |
| Aranzahas | Hittite | The Tigris river deified |
| Arapacana | Buddhism | A bodhisattva portrayed holding a book & a sword |
| Ararat | Anatolia | The creator goddess |
| Araua | Roman | A moon goddess [maybe] |
| Arava | A | moon goddess |
| Arawa | Suk / Pokot [Kenya / Uganda] | The moon goddess |
| Arawen | Wales | The god that ruled the underground |
| Arawn | Wales | The god that ruled the underground |
| Arawyn | Wales | The god that ruled the underground |
| Aray | Georgia / Armenia | A god of agriculture |
| Arazu | Babylon | The god of construction that was completed |
| Archons | Gnostic Christian | The primordial creator gods |
| Ard | Greimme Irish / Scotland | A sun god |
| Ardhanarit [savara] / Ammaiappan / Naranari | India | Siva & Sakti combined |
| Ardra | Hindu / Puranic | A minor goddess of misfortune |
| Arduinna | Gaul / Celtic | A goddess of forests & hunting |
| Ardvi | Sura Anahita / Anahita Persia | The goddess of rivers & water |
| Ardwinna | Britain | A goddess of woodlands & animals |
| Arebati | Bambuti [Congo] | A sky god |
| Areimanios | Greek | An underworld god, not nice |
| Ares | Greek | The god of storms & war |
| Arete | Greek | A goddess of justice & virtue |
| Arethusa | Greek | The goddess of springs & fountain |
| Arethusa | Greek | She is a nymph of the spring by the same name |
| Aretia | Armenia | An earth goddess |
| Argante | Britain | A goddess of healing |
| Arge | Greek | A goddess of hunting |
| Argyra | Greek | A Naiad |
| Ari | Au Tchesf Egypt | A lion god |
| Ariadne | Greek | A goddess of dreams |
| Arianrhod | Wales | A goddess of fertility & wanton love & mother aspect of the triple goddess |
| Arianrod | Irish | The goddess of the moon |
| Aricia | Roman | A goddess of prophetic visions |
| Arimanius | Roman | An underworld god |
| Areimaios | Roman | An underworld god |
| Ariniddu | Hittite | A sun goddess & war like protectress |
| Arinna | Hittite | A sun goddess & war like protectress |
| Arinnitti | Hittite | The sun goddess |
| Aristaeus | Greek | He originated the olives & protected flocks as a sideline |
| Aristaios | Greek | An originator of the cultivation of bees as well as a pastoral god |
| Aritimi | Etrusca | The equivalent of Artemis of Greece |
| Arito | Switzerland | A goddess of bears, prosperity & the harvest |
| Arjuna | Hindu / Vedic | A heroic god |
| Arma | Hittite | A minor moon god |
| Armaiti | Zoroastrianism | One of the goddesses of the earth & of fertility |
| Armaz | Georgia | The supreme god & a warrior deity |
| Arnakua'gsak | Inuit | The Old Woman of the Sea who supplies all physical needs |
| Arnamentia | Celtic | A goddess of spring waters |
| Arnemetia | British Celtic | A water goddess known only from inscriptions |
| Arom | Kafir [Afganastan] | A god of contractual agreements |
| Arrawn | Wales | The god that ruled the underground |
| Arsan | Duolai Yakut [Siberia] | The chief spirit of the underworld |
| Arsay | Canaan / W. Semitic | An underworld goddess & 3rd. daughter of Baal |
| Arsu | N. Arabia | An astral god |
| Artaius | Gaul | A god of sheep & cattle herders |
| Artemis | Greek | The goddess of agriculture, archery, hunting, chastity, virginity, fertility, childbirth,the moon, & of nature |
| Artemis of Ephesus | Greek | A fertility & mother goddess |
| Arthapratisamvit | Buddhist / Vajrayana | A goddess of logical analysis |
| Artio of Muti | Switzerland | A goddess of bears, prosperity & the harvest |
| Aruna | Hindu | A god of morning & warriors |
| Arundhati | Hindu / Puranic | An astral goddess personified as the morning star |
| Aruru | Babylon | A goddess |
| Aruru | Sumeria | A creative goddess of Sumeria See Ninhursag |
| Arvenus | Gaul | A local tribal deity |
| Arya-Tara | Buddhist | A goddess |
| Aryaman | Hindu / Vedic | A god of formal hospitality |
| Aryong | Jong Korea | Korea A goddess of water & rainfall |
| As | ava Russia | The goddess of fresh water |
| As | Egypt | A local fertility god |
| As | Norse | Odin, Thor, Tyr, Balder, Heimdall, Frigg, Nanna & Sif |
| As-im-babbar | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Iraq | A moon god |
| Asa | Poorna Chohan / India | A goddess of happiness |
| Asag | Sumeria | A demon of drought & illness |
| Asalluha | Akkadia / Babylon / Sumeria | A minor god that acts as a messenger & fink to Enki |
| Asalluhi | Akkadia / Babylon / Sumeria | A minor god that acts as a messenger & fink to Enki |
| Asar | N. Arabia | An equestrian god |
| Asase | Afua [Ghana] | A goddess |
| Asase | Ya Ashanti [Africa] | An earth, fertility & the creator of humanity goddess |
| Asase | Yaa Ashanti [Africa] | An earth, fertility & the creator of humanity goddess |
| Asasel | Hebrew | The demon of the wilderness |
| Asbit | Egypt | A goddess of fire |
| Asera | Amorite / Canaan | A goddess of love & fertility, similar to Astarte |
| Aserat | Amorite / Canaan | A goddess of love & fertility, similar to Astarte |
| Asertu | Canaan | A fertility goddess |
| Asgaya | Gigagei Cherokee [SE USA] | The god of thunder |
| Asha | Vahishta | Zoroastrian An Amesha Spentas |
| Ashera | Phoenicia | A goddess of fertility |
| Asherah | Canaan / Ugarit / Palestine / Syria / W. Semitic | A goddess that got around & a goddess of the sea |
| Asherali | Canaan | The moon goddess of fertility |
| Asherat of the Sea | Phoenicia | A fertility goddess of the sea & land |
| Ashi | India | A goddess of wisdom |
| Ashiakle | Gan [Ghana] | The goddess of wealth as well as the sea |
| Ashima | Semitic | A moon goddess |
| Ashimbabbar | Semitic | A moon goddess |
| Ashirat | Akkadia | A goddess of the Evening star |
| Ashis | India | A goddess of happiness |
| Ashkit | Egypt | A goddess of wind |
| Ashnan | Sumeria | A goddess of drunkenness, wine & grains |
| Ashtaroth | Canaan / Phoenicia | A goddess of the moon, fertility & reproduction |
| Ashtart | Phoenicia | A fertility goddess of the sea, land & the planet Venus |
| Ashtartu | Phoenicia | A fertility goddess of the sea & land |
| Ashteret | Phoenicia | A fertility goddess of the sea & land |
| Ashterot | Phoenicia | A fertility goddess of the sea & land |
| Ashtoreth | Canaan / Phoenicia | A goddess of the moon, fertility & reproduction |
| Ashtoreth | Assyria / Babylon | A goddess of fertility, sacred love, sexuality, of sex, the moon & war |
| Ashuku | Japan / Buddhist | One of the Dhyani Buddhas |
| Ashur | Assyria | Not only the goddess of the sun she also killed the dragon of chaos during creation |
| Ashvins | Hindu | The sons of the sun |
| Asi | Persia | A goddess of wisdom |
| Asiaq | Inuit | A goddess of weather |
| Asima | Si Brazil | The goddess of water & fish |
| Asintmah | Athabasca [Canada / USA] | A goddess of midwives |
| Asira | N. Arabia | A little god mentioned only by name |
| Asis | Suk / Pokot [Kenya / Uganda] | A sun god |
| Asklepios | Greek | A god of healing & of medicine |
| Asclepius | Greek | The god of healing & patron of physicians |
| Aslea [s] | Hindu | A minor goddess of misfortune |
| Aslesas | Hindu | The goddess of misfortune |
| Asmodaios | Iran | A demon that became the chief of all evil spirits in Judaism |
| Asmodeus | Iran | A demon that became the chief of all evil spirits in Judaism |
| Aso | Egypt | A goddess of justice |
| Asokakanta | Buddhist | A form of the goddess Marici |
| Asokottamasri | Buddhist / Tibet | A physician god |
| Asopos | Boeotia [C. Greece] | The river god of Boeotia |
| Asopus | Boeotia [C. Greece] | The river god of Boeotia |
| Aspalis | W. Semitic | A hunting goddess |
| Asparas | Hindu | Companions of the gods of the air, they are delightful nymphs |
| Asrael | Islam | The angel of death who takes the soul from the body. |
| Asratum | Canaan / W. Semitic | A fertility goddess |
| Asshur | Assyria | Not only the goddess of the sun she also killed the dragon of chaos during creation |
| Assur | Babylon / Akkadia | The national deity of Assyria |
| Astabhuja-Kurukulla | Buddhist | A form of the goddess Kurukulla |
| Astabi | Hittite | A deity known only from inscriptions |
| Astabis | Hittite | A deity known only from inscriptions |
| Astabis | Hurrian / Akkadia | A warrior god |
| Astacia | Greek | After her Dionysus named a city. |
| Astamastara | Hindu / Puranic | A group of mother goddesses |
| Astapaios | Gnostic Christian | The Prime parent which rules the seven heavens of chaos |
| Astar | Ethiopia | A sky god |
| Astaroth | W. Semitic | A fertility goddess who deals with sheepherders |
| Astarte | Egypt | A goddess of war |
| Astarte | Assyria / Babylon / Canaan / Phoenicia | A goddess of fertility, sacred love, sexuality, of sex, the moon & war |
| Astarte | Syria | A goddess of the moon |
| Asteraea | Greek | One of the Horae |
| Asterion | Greek | A river god |
| Asterodeia | Roman | Another moon goddess |
| Asterot | Phoenicia | A fertility goddess of the sea & land |
| Asthertet | Syria | A goddess of horses, war & the moon |
| Astlik | Armenia | An astral goddess |
| Astlik | Georgia [Crimea] | An astral goddess |
| Asto | Vidatu Persia | The demon of death |
| Asto | Vidastu Persia | The demon of death |
| Asto | Widatu Persia | The demon of death |
| Asto | Vidhotu Persia | The demon of death |
| Astvihad | Persia | The demon of death |
| Astwihad | Persia | The demon of death |
| Astoreth | Palestine / Israel / Lebanon | A fertility goddess |
| Astraea | Greek | A goddess of justice, truth, of purity, innocence & modesty |
| Astraeos | Greek | A god of astronomy & star light |
| Astrik | Slavic | A goddess |
| Asuha-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | A god of courtyards |
| Asura | Buddhist [India] | A group of demons |
| Asuras | Hindu / Vedic | The sky gods that became demons |
| Asuras | Persia | They are good spirits |
| Asurkumara | Jain | Youthful gods associated with rain & thunder |
| Asvayujau | Hindu / Epic / Puranic | A goddess of fortune |
| Asvins | Hindu / Vedic | These are deities representing the morning & evening stars & physician twin gods |
| Asynja | Norse | The goddesses of Asgard |
| At | Em Egypt | A goddess of time |
| Ataa | Naa Nyongmo Gan [Ghana] | The creator god that controls the sun & the rain, call causes disasters as epidemics & & earthquakes if you don't follow his rules |
| Atabei | Cuba | An earth goddess |
| Attabeira | Cuba | An earth goddess |
| Ataecina | Iberia / Roman | An underworld goddess |
| Ataentsic | Iroquois / Huron | A mother goddess from heaven |
| Ataensic | Iroquois / Huron | A mother goddess from heaven |
| Atahensic | Iroquois [NE US / SE Canada] | The sky goddess who fell to the earth at the beginning of creation |
| Atai | Africa | A goddess of justice |
| Atalacamani | Aztec / Mexico | The goddess of ocean storms |
| Atanea | Greek | A goddess of the ocean & the dawn |
| Atanea | Marquesas Is. | A dawn goddess |
| Atar | Iran | The god of all fire |
| Atar | Zoroastrian | The god of fire |
| AtarataCanaan | / Phoenicia | The names of the three major goddesses combined |
| Atargatis | Syria | A goddess of lakes, fertility & nature |
| Atasamain | N. Arabia | An astral deity |
| Ate | Greek | A goddess of discord, evil, error, infatuation & justice |
| Atea | Marquesas Is. | The god of light |
| Atea | Polynesia | A primeval god that divided in two & it gets odd after that |
| Atea | Rangi Polynesia | A primeval god that divided in two & it gets odd after that |
| Rangi | Polynesia | A primeval god that divided in two & it gets odd after that |
| Aten | Egypt | The sun god |
| Atete | Kafa [Ethiopia] | A fertility goddess now claimed to be the Virgin Mary |
| Athena | Greek | A goddess of war, architecture, astronomy, science, of horses, intellect & wisdom, oxen, of purity, reason & spinning |
| Athene | Greek | A goddess of war, architecture, astronomy, science, of horses, intellect & wisdom, oxen, of purity, reason & spinning |
| Pallus | Athena Greek | A goddess of war, architecture, astronomy, science, of horses, intellect & wisdom, oxen, of purity, reason & spinning |
| Athirat | Canaan | A goddess of the ocean & an official wife of El |
| Athor | Egypt | A goddess of light |
| Athtar | S. Arabia | The goddess of morning & evening star |
| Athtart | Canaan | The goddess of fertility & sex |
| Athtartu | Ugarit | a war goddess |
| Aticandika | Hindu / Puranic | A form of the goddess Durga |
| Atida | Uganda / Africa | A goddess of hunting & rain |
| Atira | Pawnee [M. USA] | A goddess of the earth & of the evening star |
| Atirat | W. Semitic | A goddess of the sun |
| Atl | Aztec | A creator & water god |
| Atlacamani | Aztec | The goddess of ocean storms |
| Atlacoya | Aztec / Mexico | The goddess of drought |
| Atlahua | Aztec | A minor god of lakes & fishermen |
| Atlantia | Hamadryad. | One of the wives of Danaus |
| Atlaonin | Aztec | One of the names of the mother goddess |
| Atlas | Greek | A Titan that has to hold up the sky forever, he irritated Zeus |
| Atlaua | Aztec | A water god |
| Atma | India | The divine spark, whatever that is, in humans |
| Atoja | Peru | A mountain goddess she sends the rain |
| Atri | Hindu | A deified bard of ancient India & son of Brahma |
| Atropos | Greek | The oldest of the Fates |
| Attabeira | Atahensic Iroquois [NE US / Canada] | The sky goddess who fell to earth |
| Attar | W. Semitic / Canaan | A god of the morning star |
| Attis | Roman | A god of plants |
| Attis | Phrygia | A god of vegetation |
| Atys | Phrygia | A god of vegetation |
| Atua | Fafine Tikopia [Polynesia] | The creator being |
| Atua | I Kafika Tikopia [Polynesia] | The supreme god that intercedes rather than controls |
| Atua | I Raropuka Tikpoa [Polynesia] | Another creator deity |
| Atugan | Mongol | The goddess of earth & the source of all life whose power is beyond understanding but can be bestowed |
| Atum | Egypt | A bisexual god of water |
| Atunis | Etrusca | A form of the Greek Adonis |
| Au | Co Vietnam | The creator of humanity |
| Au | Gilbert Is. | The sun god & sky lord |
| Auchimalgen | Chile | A moon goddess |
| Audjal | Caroline Is. | The earth goddess |
| Aufaniae | Celtic | A collective name for some of mother goddesses |
| Augeus | Greek | A god of healing |
| Augralids | Greek | A goddesses of justice |
| Auilix | Maya | The god of dawn |
| Aulanerk | Inuit | A friendly deity that brought men joy |
| Aumanil | Inuit | A good spirit |
| Aura | Greek | A goddess of morning & of the wind |
| Aurita | Roman | A goddess that heals earaches |
| Aurora | Roman | A goddess of warriors & of the dawn |
| Aururu | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia / Iraq | The goddess of the earth & creator of humans, fertility & productivity |
| Ausaitis | Lithuania | The god of health |
| Auseklis | Latvia | A goddess of fertility |
| Auseklis | Latvia | A stellar god |
| Ausrine | Latvia | A stellar god |
| Auset | Egypt | The goddess of Sirius |
| Austeja | Lithuania | The bee goddess |
| Auster | Roman | A god of the SW wind |
| Austrine | Lithuania / Baltic | The goddess of the dawn |
| Autyeb | Egypt | A goddess of happiness & joy |
| Auxesia | | A goddess of growth |
| Avalokitesvara | Buddhist | The most popular of the Bodhisattvas |
| Avalokita | Buddhist | The most popular of the Bodhisattvas |
| Lokesvara | Buddhist | The most popular of the Bodhisattvas |
| Avatea | Hervy Is. [Polynesia] | A moon god |
| Averruncus | Roman | A goddess of childbirth, specifically of the delivery |
| Aversa | Etruscan | A goddess pictured carrying an ax |
| Aveta | Celtic | A goddess of healing waters |
| Aveta | Gaul | A goddess of birth & midwifery |
| Avfruvva | Finland | A goddess of rivers |
| Avrikiti | Fon[Benin] | The god of fishermen |
| Awitelin | Tsita Zuni [SW USA] | A goddess of the earth |
| Awonawilona | Zuni / Pueblo [SW USA] | The creator & supreme god |
| Awun | Taiwan | A god of destruction |
| Axiocersa | Phrygian | A goddess of the earth |
| Axo | MamaPeru | The goddess of the potato crops |
| Axomama | Peru | The goddess of the potato crops |
| Aya | Mesopotamia | The goddess of dawn & war |
| Ayaba | Fon[Benin] | A hearth goddess |
| Ayabba | Fon[Benin] | A hearth goddess |
| Ayas | Hittite | He is the keeper of the old tablets with the words of fate |
| Ayauhteot | Chile | A moon goddess |
| Ayauhteotl | Aztec | A goddess of fog & mist |
| Ayi' | Uru'n Toyoy'n Yakut [Siberia] | A creator being that lived in the north east |
| Ayida | Haiti | A goddess of rainbows |
| Ayida Cueddo | Benin / Haiti | A goddess of the rainbow & fresh water |
| Ayido Hwedo | Fon [Benin] | The snake god |
| Ayiyanayaka | SriLanka | A god of fields & woodland that protects against plague |
| Ayizan | Haiti | A goddess that protects the market place |
| Aylekete | Fon [Benin] | A god of the sea & a member of the Vodun gods |
| Ays | Armenia | An evil spirit of the wind |
| Ayt'ar | Slavic | The god of procreation |
| Ayurvasita | Buddhist | 1 of The 12 vasitas |
| Ayyappan | Hindu | A god of growth, esp. in Kerala |
| Azacca | Haiti | A god of agriculture |
| Azapane | Sudan [Africa] | A god of fear, mischief & trickery who gave fire & water to mankind |
| Azazel | Hebrew | The demon of the wilderness |
| Azazel | Islam | The devil |
| Azele | Yaba Africa | A goddess of justice |
| Azer | AvaFinno / Ugric | A goddess of the sky |
| Azer | Ava Slavic | A goddess of justice |
| Azi | Buryat | Earth spirits that like human company |
| Aziri | Africa | A goddess of possessions |
| Azizos & Monimos | N. Arabia | Astral tutelary deities |
| Azizos | Palmyra | An astral god representing the the morning star |
| Azizos | Syria | Deities associated with the morning star & the evening star |
| Azrael | Muslim | The Muslim angel of death |
| Ba | China | The goddess of drought |
| Ba | Egypt | The ram god of Mendes [Lower Egypt] & the fertility deity that women worshipped |
| Ba | MagujeHausa | The spirit of drunkeness |
| Ba | Neb Tetet Egypt | A ram god of Lower Egypt |
| Ba | Xian China / Tao | The collective name for gods |
| Ba'Alat | Phoenicia | She is queen of the gods who is partial to books, libraries & writers |
| Ba-Pef | Egypt | A malevolent underworld god |
| Baal | Brathy Phoenicia | A mountain deity |
| Baal | Canaan | A storm god [originally meant lord] |
| Baal | HammonCarthage | The sweety of Tanit |
| Baal | MalagePhoenicia / W Semitic | A local tutelary god known from inscription |
| Baal | Phoenicia | He is the god of the thunderstorm, war, good harvests, fertility, nature, winter rain & of storms |
| Baal | SaminPhoenicia / W Semitic | The head of the pantheon |
| Baal | SaponCanaan | The protector of mariners & worshipped on Mount Caramel |
| Baal | Sapon Phoenicia | A mountain deity |
| Baal | Syria | A god of fertility |
| Baal | W. Semitic | A vegetation god |
| Baal-Addir | Phoenicia | The god of Byblos |
| Baal-Biq'ah | W Semitic / Lebanon | A weather god & lord of the plain in Lebanon |
| Baal-Gebal | Phoenicia | The supreme goddess of Byblos ce 3000 BCE |
| Baal-Hadad | Syria | The god of storms & thunder |
| Baal-Hammon | Phoneicia [Carthage] | The supreme god of Carthage |
| Baal-Karmelos | Canaan | An oracular god worshipped on Mount Carmel |
| Baal-Marqod | Syria | A god of healing? |
| Baal-Peor | Moab [Jordan] | The god mentioned in the Old Testament |
| Baal-Qarnain | PunicCarthage | The god associated with two mountain peaks |
| Baal-Sapon | Syria | The god of storms & thunder |
| Baalat | Phoenicia | She is queen of the gods who is partial to books, libraries & writers |
| Baalshamin | Semitic | A god of the sky |
| Baau | Phoenicia | The creator goddess |
| Bab | Egypt | A disrespectful rouge of a god |
| Baba | Hungary | A spirit being |
| Baba | Sumeria | A tutelary goddess & a goddess of healing & fertility |
| Baba | Yaga E. Europe | An ogress portrayed as traveling through the air, but not on a broom |
| Baba | Yaga Slavic | A goddess of autumn & death |
| Babi | Egypt | A demonic god shown as a baboon with an erect penis |
| Bacab / plural | Bacabs Maya | The brother gods of the four heavenly directions |
| Bacax | Berber | A cave deity of N. Africa during the Roman Empire |
| Bacchus | Roman | A god Of revelry & wine |
| Bachu | Chibcha | The ancestor goddess |
| Backlum | Chaam Maya | A god of male sexuality |
| Badb | Brazil | A much feared serpent goddess |
| Badb | Catha Irish | A goddess of war & part of a trinity |
| Badb | Irish | A goddess of war & part of a trinity |
| Badb | Irish | The Crone aspect of the goddesses who were a trinity responsible for war & ghosts |
| Badi Mata | Hindu | 1 of The 10 mahavidyas |
| Baga | Iran | The name for the god of Abraham |
| Bagala | Hindu | 1 of the 10 mahavidyas with the power of cruelty |
| Bagba | W. Africa | An animistic spirit believed to control the wind |
| Bagishi | Kafir [Afghanistan] | The god of flood waters & posterity |
| Bagvarti | Urat [Armenia] | A tutelary goddess |
| Bahu | India | A goddess of Leo |
| Baiame | Kamilaroi / Wiradyuri [Aus] | A god of all things & master of life death |
| Baiji | China | A goddess of health & epidemics |
| Baile of the Honeyed Speech | Irish | The god of Blarney |
| Bairam | Persia [Iran] | The god of victory, he is perceived to be present in the wind |
| Baj | Bajania Yakut [Siberia] | A rather joyous forest god |
| Bala | Hindu | A mother goddess |
| Bala | Jain | A messenger goddess |
| Bala-Sakti | Dravidian | A goddess |
| Balakrsna | Hindu | The child form of Krishna |
| Balakrsna | Maya | They are guardian deities |
| Balam | Maya | The guardian deities protecting communities & people from external threats |
| Balaparamita | Buddist | A philosophical deity, 1 of the 12 paramitas |
| Balarama | Hindu / India | A god of agriculture & 8th avatar of Visnu |
| Baldaer | Anglo-Saxon | The dying god who is the same as Balder |
| Balder | Norse | The dying god he did not ressurect like the other dying Gods |
| Baldr | Norse | The dying god he stayed dead |
| Bali | Hindu / Epic / Puranic | A demonic god |
| Ball | Hermon Phoenicia | A mountain deity |
| Balor | Irish | A god of death |
| Baltis | Arabia | A goddess of the planet Venus & worshipped at Carrhae |
| Balubaale | Bagandan | The gods of earth, death, the rainbow, lightning & plague |
| Ban | Chuideachaidh Moire Irish | An old goddess |
| Ban | Naomha Irish | A goddess of war |
| Banaded | Egypt | A ram god of Lower Egypt |
| Banba | Irish | A goddess who is part of a trinity & represents the spirit of the land |
| Banbha | CavillacaPeru | A virgin goddess that was preggers by a sneaky god |
| Banbha | Irish | A goddess who is part of a trinity & represents the spirit of the land |
| Bandar | deviyo Singhalese | A group of gods superior to the Yaksas |
| Bandara | Singhalese | A group of gods superior to the Yaksas |
| Baneb | Djedet Egypt | A ram god of Lower Egypt |
| Banebdjedet | Egypt | A ram god of Lower Egypt |
| Banemdedet | Egypt | A god of sexual fertility |
| Banga | Ngbandi [N. Zaire] | The god of clear waters |
| Banka | Mundi India | A hunting goddess |
| Bannik | Slavic | The god of the bath |
| Bar | Syria | A god of mountains, war, deserts, battle |
| Barastaer | Ossetian [Caucasus] | He rules the world of the dead & he sends souls to their proper place in either paradise or oblivion |
| Barastir | Ossetian [Caucasus] | He rules the world of the dead & he sends souls to their proper place in either paradise or oblivion |
| Bardha | Albania | Elf like beings who dwell under the earth |
| Baron Samedi | Haiti / Vodun | The god of death, magic & the underworld |
| Barong | Bali | A protective spirit |
| Barsamin | Armenia | A weather & sky god |
| Basajaun | Basque | The spirit of woods & caves who protects flocks & herds |
| Basamum | S. Arabia | A god of healing |
| Bast | Egypt | A cat goddess, healing, life & war |
| Bastet | Egypt | An aspect of Bast, in this form she is a goddess of fertility, love, sex,of joy |
| Batara | Guru Indonesia | The god that made the earth |
| Batia | A | Naiad, wife of the Laconian King Oebalus |
| Baty | Egypt | A cow goddess of fertility |
| Bau | Phoenicia | A goddess of the dawn & the sky |
| Bau | Sumeria | A tutelary goddess & a goddess of healing & fertility |
| Baubo | Greek | A goddess of bawdy laughter |
| Baubo | Syria / W. Semitic | A mother goddess |
| Beag | Irish | A goddess associated with a magic well |
| Bean | Sidhe / Banshee Irish / Isle of manx | Commonly known as the banshee, a type of god or fairy whose wailing warns of approaching death |
| Bebellahammon | Palmyra / N. Arabia | A god of Palmyra |
| Bebhionn | Irish | A goddess of healing |
| Bechoil | Irish | A goddess whose legends have been lost |
| Becuma | Irish | A goddess who ruled over magical boats |
| Beda | German | A goddess of unknown responsibilities |
| Beelsamin | Phoenicia | The sun god & lord of the sky |
| Beelzebub | Phonecia | Oddly translated as 'lord of the flies' the tutelary god of the Phoenicians |
| Baalzebub | Phonecia | Oddly translated as 'lord of the flies' the tutelary god of the Phoenicians |
| Befana | N. Italy | A demoness of midwinter |
| Befana | Roman | A goddess of winter who was kind |
| Beg-tse | Lamas / Tibet | A war god |
| Begochiddy | Navaho | The great god |
| Behanzin | Fon [Benin] | The fish god |
| Behemoth | Hebrew / Christian | Apocalyptic beast of Jewish eschatology (Job 40) |
| Beher | Ethiopia | A sea god |
| Beiwe | Saami / Lapland | A goddess of the summer solstice & war |
| Bel | Palmyra [Syria] | The supreme god & sky god |
| Belata-Cardu | Gaul | A god of the destruction of your enemies |
| Belatucadros | Britain | The war god |
| Bele | Alua Ghana | A tree goddess |
| Bele | Sudan[Africa] | A god of fear, mischief & trickery who gave fire & water to mankind |
| Belenos | Britain / Gaul | The god of hot springs who replaced his mother Sirona |
| Belenus | Pan-Celtic | A god maybe of fire & sun who was charged with the welfare of sheep & cattle |
| Belet-Seri / Belitsari Babylon | / Akkadia | The underworld goddess that kept track of the dead coming through |
| Belial | Christianity / Judaism | A name of the devil |
| Beliar | Christianity / Judaism | A name of the devil |
| Belili | Mesopotamia | A moon goddess |
| BelinusBelenos | Pan-Celtic | A god maybe of fire & sun who was charged with the welfare of sheep & cattle |
| Belisama | Britain Celtic | A god of the Ribble & Mersey rivers |
| Belisama | Gaul | A goddess of crafts & the forge |
| Belit | Ilani Babylon | A goddess of warriors |
| Belit | Seri Babylon | A goddess of justice & fairness |
| Belit-Ili Babylon | / Akkadia | A mother goddess |
| Bella | Penu Khond [India] | A local deity [Orissa] |
| Bellona | Cappadocia | A goddess & a member of the retinue of Kybele |
| Bellona | Roman | A goddess of war As well as a mother goddess |
| Belobog | Belun | [Slavic] The god of happiness, luck, & order |
| Bendis | Thrace | A goddess of the moon & a mother goddess |
| Beng | Gypsy | The name for the Christian devil |
| Bentakumari | India | A goddess of water |
| Benten | Japan / Shinto | These are the seven principal gods of luck, there is a one female involved however |
| Benten-San | Japan / Shinto | The only goddess among of the seven deities of good fortune |
| Benu | Egypt | A sun god in a bird like form |
| Benzi-Ten / Benten / Benzai-Tenno | Japan | The goddess of eloquence, language, arts, fortune, water, & knowledge |
| Bera | Pennu Khond [Bengal] | A vegetation goddess |
| Bercht | S. German | A goddess, later a frightful spirit |
| Berchten | German | These demons resided in alpine areas |
| Berecyntia | Gaul | An earth goddess |
| God | Country | Description |
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| Bereginy | Slavic | A goddesses of hunting |
| Bereguni | Slavic | River nymphs accused of stealing newborn children |
| Berekyndai | Phrygia | The attendants of Kybele |
| Berenice | Egypt | A goddess of Coma Berenices |
| Beroe | Greek | There are two of these named Oceanids |
| Bertha | Norse | A goddess of spinning |
| Beru | Brazil | The butterfly demon who appears at the female puberty rites |
| Bes | Egypt | A god of childbirth, food, love, marriage, luck, recreation, relaxation & sleep |
| Bestla | Norse | A goddess |
| Bethel | Phoenicia / W. Semitic | A local tutelary god first mentioned in the Ras Samra texts |
| Bhadra | Hindu / Puranic | A goddess & attendant of Siva |
| Bhaga | Hindu / Vedic | A god of prosperity, good luck & marriage |
| Bhagavan | India [N. | Cent.] A tutelary god |
| Bhaiarva | Hindu / Puranic | A minor form of Siva |
| Bhairavi | Hindu | The goddess of terror |
| Bhaisajyaguru | Buddhist / Lamaist | [Tibet] A physician god & medicine buddha |
| Bhanani | India | This is the goddess of female energy who is both terrible & kind |
| Bharani | Hindu / Epic / Puranic | A minor goddess of misfortune |
| Bharat | Mata Hindu | A modern Hindu mother goddess |
| Bharati | Hindu | A minor goddess of sacrifices |
| Bhavanavasi | Jain [India] | A generic name given to deities that look youthful |
| Bhavani | India | A goddess of midwives |
| Bhima | Buddhist / Mahayana | An attendant goddess of Buddakepala |
| Bhima | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A warrior & rain god |
| Bhimsen | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A warrior & rain god |
| Bhimul | Pen Hindu | / Puranic / Epic A warrior & rain god |
| Bhrkuti | Buddhist | A female deity |
| Bhrkuti-Tara | Buddhist / Tibet | A mother goddess & Buddha designate |
| Bhumi | Buddhist / Vajrayana | The collective name for a group of deities |
| Bhumi | Devata India | A vegetation goddess |
| Bhumidevi | Hindu / Epic / Puranic | A fertility goddess |
| Bhumiya | Hindu / Vedic / Puranic | A fertility & guardian god of the fields |
| Bhut | India | A rather nasty evil spirit so don't irritate it |
| Bhutadarma | Buddhist / Mahayana | A demonic god |
| Bhutamata | Hindu | A terrible goddess, a frightening form of Parveti |
| Bhutas | Hindu [India] | A group of demons in Indian Hinduism |
| Bhuvanesvari | Hindu | A goddess, 1 of the 10 mahavidyas |
| Bi-har | Buddhist / Lamaist | [Tibet] A guardian deity who fends off demons |
| Bia | Greek | A goddess of force |
| Bibesia | Roman | The god of beverages at a meal |
| Bibi | Gypsy | A goddess of healing & cholera |
| Biblys | Greek | A goddess of fountains |
| Biddy | Mannion Irish | A goddess of midwives |
| Bidhgoe | Celtic | A goddess of love & of sexuality |
| Biegg-Olmai | Lapland | The wind man |
| Big Heads | Iroquois
| Demonic deities |
| Bikeh | Hozho | Navaho A goddess of happiness |
| Bila | Aus. | A goddess of war |
| Bile | Irish | The god of death |
| Biliku | A | goddess of fire |
| Bilwis | German | A nature spirit |
| Bimbo-Gami | Japan | A god of poverty |
| Bing | Yi | China He is the divine ruler of all rivers |
| Bintang | Borneo | A goddess of love |
| Binzuru-Sonja | Japan | A god of fine vision & curing who is unable to escape pain, therefore he helps others to do so |
| Birdu Babylon | / Akkadia | A minor underworld god |
| Bisal | Mariamna India | A goddess of war |
| Bisam | India | A goddess of health, Diseases |
| Bishamon | Japan | He is one of the 7 gods of luck & the |
| Bishamon-Ten | Japan | A god of wealth & protector of human life that chases demons |
| Bishamontenno | Japan | A god of wealth & protector of human life that chases demons |
| Tiamontennu | Japan | A god of wealth & protector of human life that chases demons |
| Bitol | Maya | A sky god [1 of 7] that helped create the world & its mortals |
| Bladud | Wales | The sun god |
| Blathnat Irish | / Wales | The maiden form of the triple goddess |
| Blid | Scandinavia | A goddess of happiness |
| Blue | Jay | Chinook [PNW] The creator god |
| Bo | Dhu Irish | A black cow goddess |
| Bo | Ewe[Benin] | A god & a protector of warriors |
| Bo | Find Irish | A white cow goddess |
| Bo | Hsian China / Tao | A counterpart of Buddhist Samantabhadra |
| Bo | Ruadh Irish | A goddess who helped bring fertility to barren Ireland |
| Boann / Boand / Boannan | Irish | The goddess of the River Boyne |
| Bochica | Chibcha | [SA] The supreme sun & law god |
| Bodb | Dearg Irish | A son of the Dagda that became the ruler of the gods |
| Bodb | Irish | A goddess of war & part of a trinity |
| Bodb the Red | Irish
| A son of the Dagda that became the ruler of the gods |
| Bodhidharma | Buddhist | China A monk worshipped as a god |
| Bodua | Celtic | A war goddess |
| Bodva | Irish | A goddess of war & part of a trinity |
| Boe | Norse | A son of Odin |
| Boibhniu | Celtic | A god Blacksmiths |
| Boinne | Guary Irish | A guardian god / spirit of Bruigh |
| Boiuna | Brazil | A much-feared serpent goddess |
| Bokwus | Kwakiutl | A wild spirit of the woodlands |
| Bolbe | Greek | A lake goddess |
| Boldogasszony | Hungary | A virgin goddess & protector of women & children |
| Bolon | Ti | Ku Maya A collective name for the the nine underworld gods that are not well defined |
| Bolontiku | Maya | A chthonic underworld god |
| Bolverk | Norse | A name of Odin |
| Bomazi | Bushongo | [Congo] An ancestral deity |
| Bombat | Kamayan Hindu | [Gaya] A local deceased goddess |
| Bomo | Rambi | Zimbabwe A moon goddess |
| Bomong | Minyong | A goddess of war |
| Bomu | Rambi | Zimbabwe A moon goddess |
| Bona | Dea Roman | A goddess of fertility, great prophecy, the dispenser of healing herbs, rather prim & chaste |
| Bona | Mater Roman | The goddess of nature & fertility & childbirth |
| Bonchor | Bderber | [N. Tunisia] A god |
| Bonus | Eventus Roman | A god of success(luck) in one's enterprises |
| Boora | Pennu | Khondi [India] A god of light that created the earth goddess & they made the other great gods |
| Bor | Norse | A primordial god |
| Boraspati | ni | Tano Batak An earth spirit |
| Boreas | Greek | The god of the North wind |
| Borghild | Norse | A goddess of the moon |
| Bormanus | Britain / Gaul | The god of hot springs who replaced his mother Sirona |
| Bormanus | Celtic / Breton | The god of hot springs |
| Bormonia | Roman | A goddess of healing |
| Borvo | Britain / Gaul | The god of hot springs who replaced his mother Sirona |
| Boucalou | Fon [Benin] | She is the primordial creator |
| Boyne | Irish | A river deity |
| Brag srin mo | Tibet | A goddess of fertility & an ancestral goddess |
| Bragi | Norse | A god of poetry & eloquence |
| Brahani | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A mother goddess |
| Brahma | Hindu | The father of gods & men, creator of the universe & first god the trinity, Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva |
| Brahman | Hindu / Vedic | A goddess of astronomy, science, education, wisdom, eloquence & rivers as well as the creator of immortality |
| Brahmani | Hindu | A mother goddess |
| Branab | Llyr Celtic | He is a god of the dead & can restore life |
| Brangwaine | Wales | A goddess of love |
| Branwen | Irish / Manx / Wales | The Venus of the Northern Seas & a goddess of love |
| Breathmaker | Seminole | The deity who taught men how to fish & dig wells |
| Breksta | Lithuania | A goddess of the darkness |
| Brenos | Celtic | A war god |
| Bres | Irish Celtic | A god of fertility & agriculture |
| Bres | Maclatha Irish | A vegetation god |
| Bress Irish | Celtic | A god of fertility & agriculture |
| Brhaspati / Brihaspati / Bramanaspati | Hindu / Vedic | A god, intermediary between humans & the other gods |
| Briant | Celtic | A goddess of the river which holds her name |
| Bridget | Pan-Celtic | The goddess of the seasons, doctors smiths, poets, & women in childbirth |
| Brigantia | Britain | The goddess of the rivers Braint & Brent & a tutelary & sovereignty goddess |
| Brigantis | Celtic | Yet another moon goddess |
| Brighid | Celtic | A goddess of education, healing, sore eyes |
| Brighid | Gaelic | A goddess of metal working |
| Brigid | Pan-Celtic | A goddess of healing, fertility, & patroness of smiths In Ireland she was known as the daughter of the Dagda & wife of the |
| Brigit | Irish | A fertility goddess |
| Brigit | Pan-Celtic | The goddess of the seasons, doctors smiths, poets, & women in childbirth |
| Brihaspati | India | The god of incantation & ritual |
| Brimo | Greek | A death goddess |
| Brisaya | A | moon goddess |
| Britannia | Britain | The genia Lor of Britain |
| Britomartis | Crete | A virgin huntress goddess |
| Brizo | Greek | A goddess worshiped as a prophet Delos |
| Brome | Greek | Another nymph who was a nurse for Dionysus |
| Bromios | Greek | See Dionysus |
| Bromo | Britain / Gaul | The god of hot springs who replaced his mother Sirona |
| Bronach | Irish | A goddess linked to forgotten Samhain rituals |
| Brono | Norse | A god of light |
| Brownie | Scotland | A benevolent Scottish goblin similar to continental elves & kobolds |
| bTsan / bCan | Tibet | Demons |
| Buadza | Gan / Ghana | [W. Africa] The god of the wind |
| Bubastis | Egypt | A goddess of childbirth |
| Bubilas | Lithuania | A goddess of bees |
| Bubona | Roman | The goddess of horses & cattle She was the counterpart of the Celtic goddess Epona |
| Bubrostis | Smyrna | [Asia Minor] A goddess of ravenous hunger |
| Buddha | India | He was deified after his death |
| Buddhaalocana | Buddhist / Shingon | A goddess & female Buddha |
| Buddhabodhiprabhavasita | Buddhist | A goddess, 1 of the 12 vasitas |
| Buddhaheruka | Buddhist | The First & oldest meditation Buddha |
| Buddhakapala | Buddhist / Mahayana | A god |
| Buddhi | Hindu | A goddess rarely mentioned |
| Budha | Hindu / Vedic / Epic / Puranic / Buddhist | An astral god |
| Budhi | Pallien | N. India A forest goddess |
| Buga | Tungus | [Siberia] The supreme god |
| Bugady | Musun | Evenki [Siberia] The goddess that was the mother of all animals |
| Bugid Y Alba | Puerto Rico / Haiti
| A god of war |
| Buk | Nuer[Sudan] | A river goddess |
| Buku | W. Africa | A sky god |
| Bukura | e | dheut Albania A beneficent fairy like being |
| Bukuri | e | qiellit Albania The name for the god of Abraham |
| Bulaing | Karadjeri | Aus. A goddess |
| Bulan Indonesia | / Malaysia | A moon goddess |
| Bulane | Mozambique | A god of water |
| Buluc | Chabtan Maya | A god of war affiliated with human sacrifice |
| Buluga | Andaman Is. | A god |
| Bumba | Boshongo | [Bantu S. Africa] The supreme god & creator, he vomited everything into existence |
| Bumerali | Aus. | A goddess of physical prowess |
| Bunbulama | Aus. | A goddess of rain |
| Bunosi | Melanesia | A culture god |
| Bunzi | Zaire [Africa] | A rain goddess |
| Buri | Norse | One of two primordial beings |
| Burijas | Kassite [Iraqn] | A war god |
| Buriyas | Kassite [Iran] | A war god |
| Burr | Norse | A primordial god |
| Bussumarus | Continental Celtic | A god, identified with the Roman Jupiter |
| Butcho | Buddhist | A goddess |
| Buto | Egypt | A cobra god of Lower Egypt & justice |
| Buxenus | Gaul | The god of box trees |
| Byblis | Nyhmph | This Byblis or Biblis fell in love with her brother and was refused. Or else she was innocent and it was her brother who conceived a passion for her. Because of this she was consumed by her own tears and transformed into a fountain, or else she was turned into an Hamadryad Nymph, by the NYMPHS. Others say she killed herself. |
| Byelobog | Slavic | A white god |
| Bielbog | Slavic | A white god |
| Byelun | Slavic | A deity similar to Bielbog |
| Byggvir | & | Beyla Norse A minor Norse god & goddess |
| C'balu | Yoruba[Africa] | A rain god |
| C(co)chimetl | Aztec | A minor God of merchants that & commerce |
| Ca | the | a Mojave [SW USA] The goddess of love |
| Cabaguil | Maya | A god who helped create the world & mortals |
| Cabeiri | Asia Minor | Deities of Asia Minor Also Greek mystic deities whose worship was prominent in the Aegean |
| Caca | Roman | A goddess of the hearth |
| Cacoch | Maya | A creator god |
| Kacoch | Maya | A creator god |
| Cacoh | Maya | A creator god |
| Cacus | Italy | A pre-Roman god of fire that became fire breathing demon |
| Caer | Ibormeith Irish | Usually thought of as a goddess of sleep & dreams |
| Cagn | ' | Kalahari / Mantis / Bushmen [S. Africa] The supreme god & creator |
| !Kaggen | ' | Kalahari / Mantis / Bushmen [S. Africa] The supreme god & creator |
| Caia | Caecilia | The deified mortal Princess Tanaquilm represented healing |
| Cailleach | Beara Irish | Celtic A goddess represented as an old hag |
| Cailleach | Bheur Irish | Celtic A goddess represented as an old hag |
| Caillech Irish | / Scotland / Manx | A goddess of winter in her destroyer aspect |
| Cailleach Irish | / Scotland / Manx | A goddess of winter in her destroyer aspect |
| Carlin Irish | / Scotland / Manx | A goddess of winter in her destroyer aspect |
| Mala Irish | / Scotland / Manx | A goddess of winter in her destroyer aspect |
| Liath Irish | / Scotland / Manx | A goddess of winter in her destroyer aspect |
| Caireen | Irish | A protective mother goddess |
| Caishen | China | The god of wealth |
| Cajolom | Maya | This god of the sky is also one of the seven that helped create the the world & humans |
| Cakra | Hindu | The mind of the creator |
| Cakrasamvara | Tantric | A god of initiation |
| Cakresvari | Jain [India] | A goddess of learning |
| Cakulha | Maya | A god of the lessor lightning bolts |
| Caliadne. | A | Naiad, one of the many wives of Aegyptus |
| Calliope | Greek | The Muse of of poetry & eloquence |
| Calliphaeia | One | of the Ionides Nymphs in Elis. They were believed to cure diseases. (These were: Calliphaeia, Synallasis, Pegaea and Iasis.) |
| Callirrhoe | One | of the three Naiads who are at the origin of the Tyrian race. They were joined to sons of the soil |
| Callisto | Greek | [Arcadia] A local goddess |
| Kallisto | Greek | [Arcadia] A local goddess |
| Cally | Berry Irish | A maiden goddess |
| Calounger | Brazil | She is a death goddess & / or a sea goddess |
| Calybe | Mother | of Bucolion, the first son of King Laomedon of Troy, offspring of a secret love. |
| Calypso | Greek | The nymph who kept Odysseus captive for seven years |
| Calypso | Nymph | and goddess. |
| Cam-srin | Lamas / Tibet | A war god |
| Cama | Hindu | A god of young love |
| Camaxtli | Aztec | A god of war & fire as well as of one of of the 4 gods that created the world |
| Camaxtli | Maya | He is a god of fate |
| Camaxtli | Aztec / Chichimec | A god of hunting & of fate |
| Mixcoatl-Camaxtli | Aztec / Chichimec | A god of hunting & of fate |
| Camazotz | Maya | The revered vampire bat god |
| Camenae | Italy | A goddesses of springs & wells |
| Camenae | Roman | An oracular goddesses of springs & rivers |
| Kamenae | Roman | An oracular goddesses of springs & rivers |
| Camilla | Italy | A goddess of fire |
| Camoena | Roman | The goddess of singing |
| Camozotz | Maya | The bat god |
| Campestres | Gaul / Roman | The name of a lost goddess of fields |
| Camulos | Britain Celtic | A war god |
| Camunda | Hindu | A goddess a form of Durga |
| Can | Cong | China A god of silkworm culture |
| Canda | Hindu / Puranic / Vedic | A demoness & a form of Durga one of the nine navadurgas |
| Candali | Buddhist / Tibet | A goddess of terrible appearance |
| Candamius | Roman / Iberia | An astral god |
| Candanyika | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | Another distinctive form of Durga |
| Candavati | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess, a form of the goddess Durga & one of the nine navadurgas |
| Candelifera | Roman | A goddess of birth |
| Candesvari | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess who stands upon a corpse |
| Candfrasekhara | Hindu / Puranic | A form of a god Siva |
| Candi | India | The goddess Durga in her moon form |
| Candika | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess of desire |
| Candit | Sudan | The goddess of streams |
| Candogra | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess, a distinctive form of Durga |
| Candra | Buddhist | Tibet A female deity of literature |
| Candra | Hindu / Puranic / Epic / Buddhist | A planet god commonly affiliated with the moon |
| Candrasekhara | Hindu | A god a form of Shiva |
| Candsvera | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A Minor God & benevolent aspect of Siva |
| Canidia | Greek | A moon goddess that was also a sorceress |
| Cankilikkaruppan | Hindu / Dravidian / Tamil | A local god |
| Canola | Irish | Believed to be one of the oldest of the Irish deities |
| Cao | Dai | Vietnam The supreme god |
| Cao | Guo-jiu | China An immortal that was the patron of actors |
| Caolainn | Irish | A goddess of wisdom healing & fertility |
| Capakan | Maya | The god of earthquakes & mountains |
| Carcika | Buddhist / Mahayana India | A goddess |
| Carda | Greek | A river nymph & virgin hunter |
| Cardea | Roman | A goddess of thresholds & door-pivots |
| Caridad | Africa / Caribbean / S. | & C. America She is the goddess of sweet water |
| Carika | Buddhist | A goddess of the repetitive chant |
| Cariociecus | Roman / Iberia | A war God |
| Carlin | Scottish | A goddess of winter & Shaimin |
| Carman | Irish | A destructive witch & the goddess of evil magic |
| Carme | Greek | A nymph & companion of Artemis |
| Carmenta | Roman | A goddess of fate or fortune, childbirth & midwives, prophecy & springs |
| Carmentes | Roman | A minor goddesses of birth |
| Carmentis | Daughter | of the River God Ladon. Carmentis was skilled in the art of divination. She was the first to foretell how great Aeneas' line would become. She was mother by Hermes of Evander, the wisest man among the Arcadians. Evander Emigrated to Italy and founded a city, Pallantium, on the banks of the river Tiber. |
| Carna | Roman | A goddess of bodily organs |
| Carne | Britain / Cornwall | Most likely another version of Herne |
| Carpo | Greek | In some versions a Horae |
| Karpo | Greek | In some versions a Horae |
| Carravogue | Irish / Britain | A goddess of winter from County Meath Crone |
| Carridwen | Wales | A moon goddess |
| Carthago | A | Tyrian Nymph, daughter of Heracles. |
| Caryatis | Greek | A goddess of healing |
| Cassotis | A | Nymph of Parnassus from whom a spring at Delphi received its name. |
| Castalia | Greek | A goddess of springs |
| Catana | Irish | A mother goddess associated with fertility & the primordial mother |
| Catequil | Inca [SA] | A god of lightning & thunder |
| Cath | Etruscan | A sun god |
| Cathubodia | Breton | A version of the Irish earth goddess Banbha |
| Cathubodua | Pan-Celtic | A war goddess |
| Caturix | Gaul | A war & tribal god |
| Caturmurti | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A specific form of Vishnu [4 faces] |
| Cauri | Buddhist / Tibet | A goddess of terrifying appearance |
| Cautes | & | Cautopates Persia Two companions of the god Mithra |
| Cautha | Etruscan | A sun god |
| Cavillaca | Peru | A virgin goddess that was preggers by a sneaky god |
| Ce | Acatl | Aztec A creator god |
| Ceacht | Irish | A goddess of medicine |
| Cebhfhionn | Irish | A goddess of inspiration |
| Ceiuci | Brazil | A star goddess who created all animals |
| Celedones | Greek | A goddesses of happiness |
| Cenkalaniyammal | Hindu / Davidian / Tamil | A local goddess that guards the paddy fields |
| Centeocihauatl | Aztec | She was the patron of doctors & midwives |
| Centeocihuatl | Aztec | A maize goddess |
| Centeotl | Aztec | A maize & fertility god |
| Centeotl | Aztec | He is the maize god |
| Centzon-Totochtin | Aztec | These are the party gods, a drunken & immoral group that meet frequently that a blast |
| Centzonuitznaua | Aztec | The gods of the southern stars |
| Ceres | Africana / Ceres | Punica N. Africa A goddess of the harvest |
| Ceres | Roman | A grain goddess |
| Ceridwen | Wales | A goddess of inspiration & the hag aspect of the mother goddess |
| Cerklicing | Latvia | A god of fields & grain |
| Cernobog | Slavic | A Black god of chaos & the night |
| Cernunnos | Pan-Celtic | A god of fertility & the horned god |
| Cernunnos | Roman | A god of prosperity [yes this appears to be the Celtic god as well] |
| Cerridwen | British | A goddess of mountains |
| Cerridwen | Celtic | A goddess of fertility |
| Cerridwen | Wales / Scotland | A moon, grain, education & healing goddess |
| Cessair | Irish | A well known pre-Celtic mother goddess |
| Cethlion | Irish | A goddess of the sea & the Formorians |
| Ceto | Ceto | is identified as a Naiad, and as her parents are Oceanus & Tethys she is counted as one of the OCEANIDS. Astris, one of the HELIADES, is said to be her daughter by Helius. |
| Ceto | Greek | A goddess of the sea |
| Cghene | Isoko [ | S. Nigeria] A creator god with no material aspect, but a nice guy, no temple or priest |
| Ch'ang | E | China A goddess of the moon |
| Ch'ang | O | China A goddess of the moon |
| Ch'ang | Tsai | China A god of the spleen |
| Ch'eng | Huang | China A god of the land,ditches, moats & the people |
| Ch'I-You | China | A god of weapons, dancers, smiths & war |
| Ch'ih | Sung | tzu China Lord of the rain |
| Ch'in-Shu-Pao | China | A guardian god |
| Ch'ing | Lung | China A god of the lungs |
| Ch'ung | Ling | yu China A god of the nose |
| Chac | Maya | A god [s] of lightning, rain, thunder, wind & fertility |
| Chac | Maya | A rain god, the equivalent of the Aztec Tlaloc Later Chac appears as Chac-Xib-Chac, one of the four gods associated with the fou |
| Chac | Mol Maya | A god [s] of lightning, rain, thunder, wind & fertility |
| Chac | Uayab Xoc Maya | A fish god, both the devourer of drowned fishermen & the provider of the fishermen's catches |
| Chac | Xib | Chac Maya A god of sacrifice & war |
| Chahuru | Pawnee [M. USA] | The spirit of water |
| Chaitanya | Hindu / Puranic | A mendicant god |
| Chakwaina | Okya Zuni [SW USA] | A goddess of childbirth |
| Chalchiuhtlatonal | Aztec | A god of water |
| Chalchiuhtlcue | Aztec | A goddess rain & storms, violence, vitality, lakes, whirlpools, rivers, water , love, beauty & youth Don't make this one mad whatever you do. |
| Chalchiutotolin | Aztec | A god of pestilence |
| Challalamma | India | A goddess of buttermilk [?] |
| Chalmeacacihuitl | Aztec | A minor underworld goddess |
| Chalmecacihuilt | Aztec | An underworld goddess |
| Chalmecatl | Aztec | An underworld god |
| Chalmetcal | Aztec | A minor underworld god |
| Chama | Hindu | A god of young love |
| Chamer | Maya | [E. Guatemala] A god of death |
| Chamunda | Hindu | A goddess a form of Durga |
| Chan | Hs'ien | China The guardian god of children he had been a mortal King |
| Chanda | Hindu | A demoness & a form of Durga one of the nine navadurgas |
| Chandanayika | Hindu | A goddess a form of Durga & one of the nine navadurgas |
| Chandavati | Hindu | A goddess, a form of the goddess Durga & one of the nine navadurgas |
| Chandesvari | Buddhist India | A minor goddess |
| Chandi | Hindu | A form of Hindu Sakti |
| Chandika | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess of desire |
| Chandogra | Hindu | A goddess a form of Durga & one of the nine navadurgas |
| Chandra | Vedic | A god of the moon |
| Chandrasekhara | Hindu | A god a form of Shiva |
| Chang Fei | China
| A god of war & butchers who rules over autumn & winter |
| Chang Hs'ien | China
| A protective god of children |
| Chang Hsien | China
| A god of dreams & of pregnancy |
| Chang | Kuo-lao China / Tao | A deity one of the Pa-Hsien |
| Chang Pan | China
| A god of masons |
| Chang T'ien-shih | China / Tao | A god of the afterlife & exorcism |
| Chang Tao | Ling China / Tao | A god of the afterlife & exorcism |
| Chang Xi | China
| A moon goddess |
| Chang Xia | China
| A goddess of the moon |
| Chang Yong | China
| A goddess of justice |
| Changing | Woman Navaho [SW US] | A moon-deity, mother of the sun |
| Chango | Africa | A warrior god that defends mortals against enemies that want the land, wealth & women |
| Chantico | Aztec | She is the goddess of hearth fires & volcanoes. |
| Chantico | Maya | A goddess of hearth fires, the home & fertility |
| Chao | san | Niang China A goddess of wig salesmen |
| Chao | T'eng | k'ang China A god of the bowels |
| Chaob | Maya | [Lacandon] The wind gods |
| Chaos | Babylon | The mother of the gods |
| Charcika | Buddhist / Mahayana India | A goddess |
| Chariclo | Mother | of the famous seer Tiresias. |
| Charis | Greek | A minor goddess |
| Charites | Roman | The name for the Graces normally a trinity though the numbers varied |
| Charontes | Etrusca | The demons of death |
| Charun | Etruscan | A demon of the underworld |
| Chasca | Inca | [SA] The goddess of the dawn, a real looker |
| Chattrosnia | Buddhist | A god |
| Chattrosnisa | India | Buddhist A god, one of the eight usnisa deities |
| Chaturmaharajas | Buddhist | The four great kings |
| Caturmaharajas | Buddhist | The four great kings |
| Chaturmurti | Hindu | A god, a form of Vishnu |
| Caturmurti | Hindu | A god, a form of Vishnu |
| Chaya | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A reflection of the goddess Sanjna |
| Chebeldei | Siberia | These are the inhabitants of lower world |
| Chemosh | Moab | [Jordan] The head god as well as a war god |
| Chen | Jen China / Tao | Spiritual beings |
| Chen | Kao | China A god of the ears |
| Cheng | San | Kung China A god of fishing |
| Cheng | Yuan | ho China A god of strolling singers |
| Cheng-huang | China | The earth gods, guardian deities of cities, walls & ditches |
| Ch'eng | Huang | China The earth gods, guardian deities of cities, walls & ditches |
| Chensit | Egypt | A goddess of the twentieth nome of Lower Egypt |
| Chenti-cheti | Egypt | Hellenistic A crocodile god that became a falcon |
| Chenti-irti | Egypt | A falcon god of law & order |
| Chepre | Egypt | A sun god in the form of a scarab |
| Chepri | Egypt | A sun god in the form of a scarab |
| Chernobog | Slavic | A Black god of chaos & the night |
| Cherti | Egypt | The ram god of the underworld worshipped from ca. 2500 BCE |
| Cherub | Mesopotamia | These are the guardians of important places & they intercede both with & for the gods |
| Chhih | of | warg tzu China A god of rain |
| Chi | Guo | China / Buddhist One of the four Buddhist guardians of the world |
| Chi | Po | China A god of the winds |
| Chi | Sung | Tzu China A rain god |
| Chi | Yu | China The inventor of metalworking, weapons & armor |
| Chia | Chiboa | A moon goddess |
| Chian | Mother | of Chios. |
| Chiang | China | A goddess of agriculture |
| Chibchacum | Chibcha | The god of farmers & merchants |
| Chibiabos | Algonquin [US / Canada] | The brother of Nanabush |
| Chibilias | Maya | A goddess of the rainbow |
| Chibirias | Maya | An earth goddess who sends the rain & paints the earth |
| Chiccan | Maya | The rain gods |
| Chickcharney | Andros | Is / Bahamas A small furred / feathered spirit of the forest |
| Chicoahui | Aztec | A god of lapidaries |
| Chicomecoatl | Aztec | The maize goddess of the Middle Culture period Her festival was in September, when a young girl representing the goddess was sacrificed |
| Chicomecohuatl | Aztec | The maize goddess of the Middle Culture period Her festival was in September, when a young girl representing the goddess was sacrificed |
| Chicomenochtli | Aztec | A god of painters & solar pleasure [not my claim] |
| Chiconahui | Aztec | A hearth goddess & guardian of the household |
| Chiconahuiehecatl | Aztec | A minor creator god |
| Chie | Chibcha | [SA] A fun loving goddess |
| Chih | Jih | China A god of the day |
| Chih | Nii | China A goddess of spinning |
| Chih | Nu | China A star goddess of weaving |
| Chih | Sung-Tzu | China The lord of the rain |
| Chih-Yu | China | A divine inventor of war & weapons |
| Chikara | Korekore | [N. Zimbabwe] A sky god |
| Child | of | the Water Navaho / Apache A hero god |
| Chimalmat | Maya | A goddess of the Little Dipper |
| Chimata | No | Kami Japan A god of crossroads, roads & footpaths |
| Chimera | Greek | A goddess of volcanoes |
| Chiminagua | Chibcha | [SA] Another omni-potent god that created the earth in a rather simple matter |
| Chin | hua | Niang niang China A god of drums & violins |
| Ching | Ling | Tzu China A god of tea |
| Chingichnich | Calif. | [SW PSW USA] The creator |
| Chinnamastaka | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess, a headless form of Durga |
| Chinnintamma | India | A goddess of households |
| Chio | Yuan | Tzu China A god of the brain |
| Chipiripa | Curra | The rain god |
| Chirakan | Ixmucane Maya | One of the new goddess formed by the 4 gods that made the world |
| Chitra | Hindu | A goddess of misfortune |
| Chiuacoztl | Nahu | A goddess of childbirth |
| Chiuke | Ibo | [Nigeria] A sky & creator god accepted as the source of all that is good |
| Chiuta | Tumbuka | [Malawi] The supreme sky god |
| Chlaus | Haistic Irish | An ancient goddess of unknown function |
| Chloris | Greek | A goddess of flowers |
| Chloris | Mother | of the flowers (Flora). |
| Chnubis | Roman | A syncretic god |
| Chnum | Egypt | A ram god that protects the source of the Nile |
| Chnumu | Egypt | A ram god that protects the source of the Nile |
| Chokmah | Iberia | A goddess of order & wisdom |
| Chol | Nuer [Sudan] | A rain & thunderstorms god |
| Cholmus | Siberia | The creator of animals |
| Chons | Egypt | A moon god |
| Chonsu | Egypt | A god of the moon |
| Chontamenti | Egypt | The god of the dead |
| Chonti-amentiu | Egypt | The god of the dead |
| Chormusta | Mongol | The high god |
| Chors | Balkins | E. Slavic The sun god |
| Chorti | Maya | [E. Guatemala] The rain gods |
| Chos-Skyon | Buddhist / Tibet | A tutelary guardian deity |
| Chou | Wang | China A god of sodomy |
| Chowa | India | A goddess of health |
| Christalline | Haiti | An evil sea goddess |
| Chronos | Greek | A god of agriculture, he did a temporary tour as king of the Titans |
| Chronus | Greek | A god of agriculture, he did a temporary tour as king of the Titans |
| Chryse |
| A Nymph whose tutelary snake punished Philoctetes for having profaned the soil of her shrine. |
| Chu | Jung | China A god of fire & the celestial executioner |
| Chu | Lung | China A day / night deity |
| Chu | Niao | China A god of the heart |
| Chu | Ying | China A god of the eyes |
| Chuang | Mu | China A goddess of the bedroom |
| Chuginadak | Aleut | [Bering Straits] A goddess of fire & volcanos |
| Chuh | Kamuy | China A moon goddess |
| Chuku | Ibo | [Nigeria] A sky & creator god accepted as the source of all that is good |
| Chul | Tatic | Chites Vaneg Maya A creator god, some say the god of Abraham |
| Chulavete | Mexico | A goddess of the morning star |
| Chun | T'i | China A goddess of the dawn & warriors |
| Chunda | Buddhist | A goddess of happiness |
| Chung | K'uei China / Tao | A god of the afterlife & exorcism |
| Chung | kuei | China A protector of those who travel & god of examinations |
| Chung | Liu | China A god of eaves |
| Chung-li | Ch'uan China / Tao | An immortal |
| Chup | Chumash | A goddess of the wind & rain |
| Chup | Kamui | Ainu A goddess of war & the sun |
| Chwezi | Nyoro | [N. Uganda] The hero gods |
| Cian | Irish | A god of medicine |
| Cihuacoatl | Aztec | A goddess whose roaring signaled war |
| Cihuacoatl-Quilaztli | Aztec | A chthonic creator goddess with a rather unique way of creating humanity |
| Cihuateto | Aztec | Women that die in childbirth gained eternal life & became spirits that accompany the sun |
| Cinei | Chukchi [Siberia] | A sea goddess |
| Cinteotl | Aztec | A maize & fertility god |
| Cinteotl | Nahu | The god of Maize |
| Cinxia | Roman | A minor goddess of marriage [She worries over the attire of the bride after the wedding] |
| Cipactli | Aztec / Mexico | A primordial goddess of water |
| Circe | Greek | A goddess of healing & of herbs |
| Cista | Persia | A goddess of the morning star |
| Cit | Bolon | Tum Maya A god of medicine |
| Cit | Cac | Coh Maya A god of war iconised as a red Puma |
| Cit-Bolon-Tum | Maya | A medicine god |
| Citalatonac | Aztec / Mexico | A creator god |
| Citipati | Buddhist | The graveyard demons |
| Citlalatonac | Aztec | A creator god |
| Citlalicue | Aztec | A creator goddess & the goddess of Milky Way |
| Citlatonac | Aztec | A primordial creator god that rules in the 13th heaven |
| Citra | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor goddess of misfortune & a malevolent astral deity |
| Citrasena | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A goddess |
| Cittavasita | Buddhist | A minor goddess |
| Ciuacoatl | Aztec | An earth goddess |
| Ciuateoteo | Aztec | They are underworld spirits |
| Cizin | Maya [Yucatec] | A god of death |
| Clairm'e | Haiti / Vodun | A river loa |
| Clairmezin'e | Haiti | A river goddess |
| Cleio | Greek | The muse of historical & heroic poetry |
| Clementia | Roman | A goddess of mercy & clemency |
| Cleocharia |
| A Naiad, wife of Lelex, first king in Laconia who arrived from Egypt. |
| Cleodora | Mother | by Poseidon or Cleopompus of Parnassus after whom Mount Parnassus was named. |
| Cleone | Greek | A goddess of water |
| Cleurca | Greek | A river nymph & virgin hunter |
| Clio | Greek | The muse of historical & heroic poetry |
| Cliodna Irish | / Scotland | A goddess |
| Clitumnus | Scotland | A prophetic river god in the province of Umbria whose river waters was said to heal illnesses of all sorts |
| Clitunno | Scotland | A prophetic river god in the province of Umbria whose river waters was said to heal illnesses of all sorts |
| Cloacina | Roman | A goddess of sewers |
| Clonia | Wife | of the very rich man Hyrieus. |
| Clota | Scotland / England / Wales | A goddess & namesake of the River Clyde |
| Clotho | Greek | One of the Moreia |
| Clymene | Wife | of Parthenopaeus, one of the SEVEN AGAINST THEBES. |
| Cnossia | Mistress | of Menelaus and mother by him of Xenodamus. |
| Coatlicue | Aztec | A goddess of earth & fire & mother of the gods |
| Coatrischie | Cuba / Taino | A goddess of water, winds, & storms |
| Coca | MamaPeru | A goddess of health, happiness & the coca plant |
| Cocha | Peru | A goddess of rain |
| Cochimetl / Cocochimetl | Aztec | A god of merchants & commerce |
| Cocidius | Celtic | A war god |
| Cocidius | N. Britain Celtic | A hunting goddess |
| Cocijo | Zapotec [Mexico] | A rain god |
| Cocomama | Peru | A goddess of health & happiness who was a promiscuous woman cut in half by jealous lovers |
| Coeus | Greek | A Titan |
| Col | Nuer [Sudan] | A rain & thunderstorms god |
| Colel | Cab Maya | A chthonic earth goddess |
| Collatina | Roman | A goddess of landscaping of hills & dales |
| Colleda | Koliada [Serbia] | The goddess of the winter solstice |
| Colop U Uichkin | Maya
| A sky god |
| Conchenn | Celtic | A goddess of love |
| Concordia | Roman | A goddess of harmony & peace |
| Condatis | Britain Celtic | A river god |
| Condwiramur | Wales | A goddess of sovereignty |
| Confucius | China | A philosopher who came to be worshipped as a deity not long after his death in 174 BC |
| Coniraya | Quecha | The creator of all things & founder of agriculture |
| Consentes | Dii Roman | The twelve chief Roman deities, Jupiter, Apollo, Neptune, Mars,Mercury, Vulcan, Juno, Diana, Minerva, Venus, Ceres & Vesta |
| Consentes | Roman | A god of flocks, herds & of shepherds |
| Consus | Roman | A god of counseling & negotiation |
| Copia | Roman | A goddess of prosperity |
| Corb | Irish Celtic | A god, one of the Fomors |
| Corchen | Irish / Manx | A goddess of which very little is known |
| Cordelia | Wales | A goddess of summer flowers & the sea |
| Core | Greek | A goddess of springtime |
| Coronis | Greek | A nymph |
| Corra | Scotland | A goddess of prophecy |
| Corus | Roman | A wind god representing the NW wind |
| Coti | Bushman [Africa] | A goddess of hunting |
| Cotys | Phrygian | The earth goddess who presided over debauchery |
| Cotys | Thrace | A goddess who enjoyed orgiastic rites |
| Cotytto | Thrace | A goddess who enjoyed orgiastic rites |
| Coventina | Britain Celtic | Goddess of water, springs & healing |
| Coventina | Scotland | One of the most potent of the river gods |
| Coyolxauhqui | Aztec | A moon goddess |
| Coyote | Pan-W. | USA A demigod / creator / trickster |
| Cranae | A | Nymph from near an ancient grove of Alernus near the Tiber. She had many suitors and when requested pretended to follow them but always deserted them. Was given by Janus the control of hinges for the maidenhood he took. |
| Cratos | Greek | A god of strength |
| Credne | Irish | A god of metallurgy & smithing |
| Creiddylad | Wales | A goddess of summer flowers & the sea |
| Creidhne | Irish | A god Metal working |
| Creudylad | Wales | A goddess of summer flowers & the sea |
| Creusa |
| A Naiad, daughter of Gaia. Mother by the River God Peneus of Hypseus, King of the Lapiths and of Stilbe. |
| Crionis | Greek | One of the many river gods |
| Crius | Greek | A Titan |
| Crnobog | Slavic | A black god of death |
| Crnoglav | Slavic | A black god of death |
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| A Nymph in the train of Artemis. |
| Cromm | Cruaich Irish | An ancient deity |
| Crone | Irish | The third aspect of the Trinity. the Triple goddess |
| Cronos | Celtic
| A minor harvest & sun god |
| Crove | Dairg Irish | A war goddess |
| Crow | Tlingit | Alaska USA The creator bird |
| Cu | Chulain Maya | A goddess |
| Cuba | Roman | A goddess children's sleep & infants |
| Cuchulainn | Maya | A goddess |
| Cueravaperi | Mexico | A goddess of rain & drought |
| Culsu | Etrusca | A demoness who guards the entrance to the underworld |
| Cum | Hau Maya | A god of death |
| Cunda | Buddhist | Tibet A female deity of literature |
| Cunina | Roman | A goddess of infants who are in the cradle |
| Cunti | Buddhist | Tibet A female deity of literature |
| Cupid | Roman | The god of love |
| Cura | Roman | A goddess of healing |
| Curche | Prussia | He is a god of grain |
| Curche | Teutonic | A god of fertility & agricultural abundance |
| Curetes | Crete | Semi-divine beings |
| Cutzi | The Americas | A moon goddess |
| Cuvto ava | Russia | A tree goddess |
| Cyane |
| A Naiad who opposed Hades when he ravished Persephone. She dissolved away in tears. |
| Cybebe | Phrygia | A mother & fertility goddess of the mountains |
| Cybele | Phrygia | A mother & fertility goddess of the mountains |
| Cyhiraeth | Welsh Celtic | A goddess of streams that became specter haunting woodland streams |
| Cyllene |
| A Naiad, after whom Mount Cyllene is named. According to some mother of the impious Lycaon, but according to others his wife. |
| Cymeinfoll | Wales | A war goddess |
| Cymidei | Wales | A war goddess |
| Cymodoce |
| Cymodoce was once a ship and was transformed into a Sea-Nymph |
| Cynosura |
| An immortal Nymph, one of the nurses of Zeus. |
| Cynosura | Greek | A goddess of midwives |
| Cyrene | Thessaly | A nymph |
| Cytherea | Roman | A goddess of love, beauty, springtime, vineyards |
| Czarnobog | Slavic | A Black god of chaos & the night |
| Czerneboch | Slavic | A Black god of chaos & the night |
| Da | Fon [Benin] | The snake god |
| God | Country | Description |
|
| Da-shi-zhi | China | Buddhist A female Bodhisattva |
| Dabaiba | Panama | A goddess of lightning & thunder |
| Dabog | Balkans / S.Russia | Before Christians he was a sun god, alas, now he's reduced to a diabolic personality |
| Dabog | Slavic | A god of the sky, wealth & war |
| Dadimunda | Buddhist [Sri Lanka] | He was the treasurer for another God |
| Daeira | Greek | A goddess of knowledge |
| Daemon | Greek | The name for beings that intermediate between gods & humans |
| Daemones | Greek | A family of elemental & have fields, forests, mountains, oceans, streams, lakes, valleys, desert, some towns & they are immortal |
| Daena | Iran | The goddess who meets the souls of the dead |
| Daevas | Iran | The powers of evil |
| Daevas | Persia | Rather malevolent spirits |
| Daga | Philistines | W. Semitic A grain god |
| Dagan Babylon | / Akkadia / Canaan | A fertility & grain god |
| Dagan | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A local supreme god |
| Dagda | Irish | A god of the earth |
| Daghdha | Irish | The god of the earth, death, rebirth & long life |
| Dagon | Hebrew | The name for the West Semitic god Dagan |
| Dahhak | Iran | An evil spirit |
| Daho | Pyrenean [NW Spain] | A deity |
| Dahud | Ahes | Britain A goddess of debauchery |
| Dahut | Britain | A goddess of debauchery |
| Daikoku | Japan | A god of wealth & happiness |
| Daimon | Greek | The name for beings that intermediate between gods & humans |
| Daiomon | Greek | A member of the Daemones family |
| Daityas | Hindu | The demonic sons of the goddess Diti |
| Daji | China | A goddess of justice |
| Dajoji | Iroquois | A manitou of the west wind |
| Dakini | Buddhist | Demonic beings possessing magical powers & capable of flying through the air |
| Dakini | Guru Tibet | A goddess of teaching |
| Daksa | Hindu / Vedic / Puranic | A sun god |
| Daksha | Hindu / Vedic / Puranic | A sun god |
| Daktyloi | Greek | Demonic beings who were associated with the working of metal |
| Dala | Kadavara Buddhist [Singhalese] | A demon, bringer of illness & misfortune |
| Dali | Russia/ Georgia | A goddess of the hunt |
| Dama | Huli | Invisible deities which control the weather, attack people & cause illness, sterility or death |
| Damara | Britain | A fertility goddess associated with Beltane |
| Damballah | Haiti | A goddess of sweet waters |
| Damgalnuna | Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia | The mother goddess who whelped Marduk |
| Damkina | Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia | The earth mother goddess |
| Damona | Irish Gallic | A goddess, known as the Divine Cow |
| Damu | Sumeria | A god of exorcism |
| Dan | Fon[Benin] | The snake god |
| Dan | Mahi [Benin] | A goddess of order & the rainbow |
| Dana | Ana Irish | A mother goddess associated with fertility & the primordial mother |
| Dana | Irish | A mother goddess associated with fertility & the primordial mother |
| Danaids | Greek | The goddesses of fountains & water |
| Danais | Mother | by Pelops of Chrysippus. Laius (Oedipus' father) fell in love with this illegitimate son of Pelops and carried him off. However, Pelops recovered him through war. |
| Danann | Irish | The major mother goddess |
| Danaparamita | Buddhist | A philosophical deity |
| Danavas | India | They are half divine / half demonic beings |
| Danh | Fon[Benin] | The snake god |
| Danu | Greek | The Aegean mother goddess |
| Danu | Hindu / Vedic | The primordial goddess |
| Danu | Irish | The major mother goddess |
| Danus | Greek | The father of the Danaids, 50 beautiful women |
| Daphne | Greek | An oracular goddess & mountain nymph |
| Daphnis | | In the earliest times, the prophetess of Gaia in Delphi. |
| Darago | Philippine | A goddess of fire & volcanos |
| Daramulum | Aus. | A lunar being & mediator between the creator & humans |
| Daramulun | Kamilaroi / Wiradyuri [Aus] | A god of all things & master of life death |
| Dark | Goddess Hittite | One of the Hittite deities who sat under the Hawthorn tree awaiting the return of Telipinu |
| Daronwy | Wales | This god appears only in the songs / book of Taleisin |
| Darzamat | Latvia | A goddess of the gardens |
| Dashizhi | China | A goddess of knowledge |
| Dasyus | Hindu / Vedic | One of the races of the Asuras |
| Datin | N. Arabia | A god mentioned in inscriptions but what he did no one knows |
| Dattas | Luwain | A storm god |
| Davas | Persia | Rather malevolent spirits |
| Daya | Hindu / Puranic | A goddess who oddly enough is considered a minor aspect of the god of Visnu |
| Dayang | Raca | Borneo A goddess of fire |
| Dazbog | Slavic | A god of the sky, wealth & war |
| Dazhbog | Slavic | A god of the sky, wealth & war |
| Dazimus | Sumeria | The goddess of healing |
| Ddraig | Goch Welsh | The red dragon that represents the god Dewi |
| Dea | Arduinna Britain | A goddess of woodlands & animals |
| Dea | Matrona Celtic | A deity of the source of the Marne |
| Dea | Roman | The goddess of the fields |
| Dea | Sequana Celtic | A deity at source of the Seine |
| Deae | Matres Britain | The mother goddesses, a trinity of earth goddesses |
| Debena | Czechoslovakia | A goddess of the forests |
| Debena | Slavic | A goddess of hunting |
| Dechtere | Irish | A trinity unto herself |
| Dechtire | Irish | A trinity unto herself |
| Decima | Roman | A goddess of birth that watches over the pregnancy |
| Dedun | Egypt / Nubia | A god of wealth & incense |
| Dedwen | Egypt / Nubia | A god of wealth & incense |
| Dedwin | Nubian | A god of riches & incense that was nailed by the Egyptians |
| Deimos | Greek | The god of terror & panic |
| Deino | Greek | One of the Graiae |
| Deiopea | Greek | A Nymph |
| Dekla | Latvia | A goddess of midwives |
| Del | Gypsy | The highest being / god |
| Demarus | Tyre | The father of Melkart, god of Tyre |
| Demeter | Greek | A goddess of agriculture, grain, autumn, the earth & fertility |
| Demogorgon | Greek | A mysterious spirit / creator god |
| Dena | Iran / Persia | A goddess |
| Dendritus | Greek | A goddess of the tree |
| Deng | Dinka[Sudan] | A sky, rain & creator god |
| Deni | India | This is the goddess of female energy who is both terrible & kind |
| Deohako | Seneca [NE US SE Canada] | The spirits of maize, beans & gourds |
| Dercetius | Iberia | An ancient mountain deity |
| Derceto | Greek | A goddess of fertility |
| Derceto | Mysia | A mother goddess |
| Derceto | Phoenicia / W. Semitic | A mother goddess |
| Derga | India | This is the goddess of female energy who is both terrible & kind |
| Derketo | Chaldea | A moon goddess associated with fertility |
| Despina | Greek | A nymph |
| Deus | Christian / Anglo-Saxon / Germanic / Roman | Claimed to be the creator god around 325 C.E., still in vogue by the Christian sect |
| Dev | Armenia | Spirit beings |
| Deva / Plural Dev or Devas | Hindu / Vedic | A term for a god |
| Devaki | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A mother goddess |
| Devana | Czechoslovakia [Slavic] | A goddess of the hunt |
| Devananda | Jain [India] | A mother goddess of happiness & joy |
| Devapurohita | Hindu | An astral god associated with the planet Jupiter |
| Devaputra | Buddhist | The gods of the lower rank |
| Devas | India | Some gods at perpetual war with the demons |
| Devas | Iran | The powers of evil |
| Devas | Persia | Rather malevolent spirits |
| Devasena | Hindu / Puranic | A goddess |
| Devel | Gypsy | The highest being / god |
| Deverra | Roman | A goddess of birth & verse |
| Devi | Hindu | A twelve armed warrior goddess |
| Devi | India | These are female deities |
| Deving | Iching Latvia | A god of horses |
| Devona | Briton | A goddess of the rivers of Devon |
| Devs | Persia | Rather malevolent spirits |
| Dewi | Ratih Bali | A moon goddess |
| Dewi | Shri Bali | The rice goddess |
| Dewi | Wales | A god |
| Dewu | Welsh | The red dragon that represents the god Dewi |
| Dewy | Canaan | A goddess rain |
| Dhakeshvari | Hindu | The Hidden Goddess |
| Dhanada | Buddhist / Mahayana | A goddess |
| Dhanistha | Hindu / Puranic | A minor goddess of misfortune & malevolent astral deity |
| Dhanvantari | Hindu / Vedic / Puranic / Epic | A sun god that later became an avatar of the god Visnu |
| Dhara | Hindu / Puranic | An attendant god |
| Dharani | Hindu | A minor goddess & avatar of Lakshmi |
| Dharma | Hindu | A god of justice, righteousness & virtue |
| Dharmadhatuvagisvara | Buddhist | A god of the law |
| Dharmakirtisagaraghosa | Buddhist / Lamaist Tibet | A physician god & a medicine buddha |
| Dharmamegha | Buddhist / Vajrayana | A goddess, one of twelve deified bhumis |
| Dharmapala | Buddhist / Vjrayana | A minor goddess concerned with law |
| Fu | Ha China | A group of eight protective deities |
| Dharmavasita | Buddhist | A goddess one of a group of twelve vasitas |
| Dharni | Pinnu India | A goddess of health |
| Dharti Mata | Hindu / Puranic | A mother goddess |
| Dhat | Badan Yemen | The primary goddess |
| Dhatar | Hindu / Puranic | A sun god |
| Dhavajagrakeyura | Buddhist / Mahayana | A goddess that sets on a sun throne |
| Dhisana | Hindu | A minor goddess of prosperity |
| Dhonn | Wales | A goddess that is called a god of death |
| Dhritarashtra | Buddhist | One of the four Buddhist guardians of the world |
| Dhrti | Jain [India] | A minor goddess that apparently just hangs around |
| Dhruva | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | An astral god |
| Dhu-Shara | Nabataean | A deity |
| Dhumavati | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | Another goddess |
| Dhumorna | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | Another goddess |
| Dhumravati | Hindu / Puranic | A rather terrible goddess, walks around with a skull in the hand |
| Dhupa | Buddhist / Lamaist [Tibet] | A mother goddess an astamataras |
| Dhupa | Buddhist / Mahayana | A minor goddess & a censor |
| Dhupatara | Buddhist / Mahayana | A goddess |
| Dhurjati | Hindu | A god a manifestation of Shiva |
| Dhvajosnisa | Buddhist | A god apparently a guardian deity |
| Dhyanaparamita | Buddhist | A philosophical deity |
| Dhyani | Buddhas Buddhist | The five meditating Buddhas |
| Dhyani-Bodhisattvas | Buddhist | The five bodhisattvas of meditation |
| Dhyanibuddha | Buddhist | A generic name for a spiritual or meditation Buddha |
| Dhyanibuddhasakti | Buddhist | A collective name for a specific group of goddesses |
| Di Jun | China | A god of the eastern sky |
| Di Zhang | Xia China | The Lord of Summer & music |
| Di-zang | China | The bodhisattva of hell |
| Dia Griene | Scottish | A goddess of war |
| Dia | Roman | The goddess of the fields |
| Diablesse | Haiti | A goddesses of justice |
| Dian | Cecht Irish | A god of crafts & healing |
| Diana | Greek | A goddess of childbirth, chastity, virginity, fertility, hunting, the moon & the sky |
| Diancecht | Irish | A physician magician of the Tuatha Dian Cecht |
| Diang | Shilluk [Sudan] | A cow goddess |
| Dice | Greek | A goddess of justice |
| Dictynna | Crete | A mother goddess |
| Didi | Thakrun Hindu | A plague goddess associated with cholera |
| Diespiter | Roman | The chief god, originally a sky & light god now a god of astronomy, Jupiter, light, lightning, thunder, weather, wisdom |
| Dieva | deli Latvia | Twin deities |
| Dievini | Lativa | A group of minor gods |
| Dievs | Latvia | The sky god |
| Digambara | Buddhist / Tibet | A goddess |
| Dii Mauri | Moor [N. Africa] | They were redeemers, immortals, & exalted deities that were almost never named |
| Diiwica / Dilwica | Serbia | Another goddess of the hunt |
| Dike | Greek | A goddess of justice & one of the Horae |
| Dikkumara | Jain [India] | A god associated with rain & thunder |
| Diksa | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess |
| Dil | Irish | A goddess |
| Dilmun | Sumeria | The god of fresh water |
| Dilwica | Slavic | A goddess of hunting |
| Dimme | Sumeria | A female demon of fever & diseases of infants |
| Dinawagan | Philippine | A goddess of health & healing |
| Dinditane | Huli | A fertility god of gardening |
| Dingurmakh | Mesopotamia | A goddess |
| Diomedes | Greek | An ancient war god [Argos] |
| Dion | Roman | A goddess of love, beauty, springtime, vineyards |
| Dione | Greek | An ancient earth goddess |
| Dionysos | Greek | The god of altered states, wine, ecstasy, revelry & nature |
| Dionysus | Greek | The god of altered states, wine, ecstasy, revelry & nature |
| Dionysius | Greek | The god of altered states, wine, ecstasy, revelry & nature |
| Diopatra | A Naiad | Who according to rumor Poseidon was in love with |
| Dioskouroi | Greek | Twin gods see Castor & Pollux |
| Dipa | Buddhist / Tibet | A goddess of light |
| Dipa Tara | Buddhist / Mahayana | A minor goddess |
| Dipankara | Buddhist / Tibet | A deity that is one of the minor group of Buddhas |
| Dipti | Hindu / Puranic | A minor goddess |
| Dirghadevi | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess |
| Dirona | Britain | A goddess of beneficial hot springs |
| Dirona | Continental Celtic | A goddess of the Mosel Valley |
| Dis | Celtic | Caesar's name for the supreme god of the Celts |
| Dis | Pater Gaul | A god whose name means the father |
| Dis | Pater Roman | A god of the infernal regions |
| Dis | Roman | A god of the infernal regions |
| Dis | Scandinavia | A goddess of drinking |
| Disa | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor goddess & the momma of the minor creation god Sarga |
| Disani | Afghanistan | The supreme fertility & mother goddess |
| Disciplina | Roman | A goddess of discipline |
| Discord | Roman | The goddess of strife |
| Discordia | Roman | The goddess of strife |
| Disir | German / Norse | A goddesses of fertility & destiny |
| Disir | Norse | A collective name for guardian goddesses |
| Dispater | Gaul | A god whose name means the father |
| Diti | Hindu | A goddess of the earth |
| Dius | Fidius Sabine [Italy] | A sky god |
| Diviriks | Lithuania | The deity of the rainbow |
| Divonia | Celtic / Gaelic | A fertility goddess associated with water |
| Diwali | Bhil / India | A goddess of happiness & merriment |
| Djakomba | Bantu [Africa] | The creator, who was really three in one |
| Djall | Albania | A name for the Christian devil |
| Djanggawuls | Aus. | The goddesses of fertility that messed up & created humanity & of vegetation |
| Djata | Ngadju-Dayak [Borneo] | A goddess |
| Djebauti | Egypt | A local god |
| Djehuti | Egypt | A moon god of astronomy, science, death, education, wisdom, geometry, law, magic, mathematics, medicine, & surveying |
| Djhowtey | Egypt | A moon god of astronomy, science, death, education, wisdom, geometry, law, magic, mathematics, medicine, & surveying |
| Djigonasee | Huron [US / Canada] | A goddess of justice, fairness & peace |
| Djila'qons | Haida [PNW] | A sea goddess |
| Djinns | Arabia | Spirits |
| dMu-bDub | Tibet / Bon | A sky god & the head of the ancient pantheon |
| Doda | Serbia | A goddess of rain |
| Dodola | Serbia | A goddess of rain |
| Dogumrik | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A local warrior & guardian god |
| Doh | Yenisi [Siberia] | A rather good magician that could fly over the waves, become weary, then create islands to rest on, almost god like |
| Dohit | Mosetene | The god that created the first human from clay |
| Dola | Russia / Serbia | A goddess of fate |
| Dolichenus | Syria | A god of weather & war |
| Dolya | Russia / Serbia | A goddess of fate |
| Domfe | Kurumba [Africa] | The god of rain & wind |
| Domnu | Irish | A goddess of the Formorians |
| Domovi | Slavic | These are domestic spirits, sadly not the sipping kind |
| Domovoi / Domovoy | Slavic | A household spirit |
| Don | Wales | A goddess that is called a god of death & the chief mother goddess |
| Donar | German | A god of the sky & thunder |
| Donar | Norse | A god of war & of the sky, thunder , storms, sea journeys & the administration of justice |
| Donbittir | Ossetian | A god of waters & fish |
| Dong-yo | Da-di | China A helper of sky god |
| Dongo | Songhoi [Africa] | A god of thunder |
| Donn | Irish | An underworld god |
| God | Country | Description |
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| Donn | Wales | A goddess that is called a god of death |
| Donu | Wales | She is the chief mother goddess |
| Dorina | Nigeria | A goddess of hunting |
| Doris | Greek | A sea goddess |
| Dorje | Naljorma | Tibet A goddess of happiness |
| Dornoll | Celtic | A goddess of physical prowess |
| Dou | Mou | China A goddess North Star, health & diseases & justice |
| Doudoun | Nubia | The god of the Nile cataracts |
| Doushen | China | A goddess of justice |
| Dovomik | Slavic | These are domestic spirits, sadly not the sipping kind |
| Drag-gshed | Tibet | The eight terrible gods |
| Dragoni | Albania | A god of thunder & lightning |
| Drosera | Tyrian | Naiad One of the three that are at the origin of the Tyrian race who, like her sisters, was stuck with a farm boy for a mate |
| Druantia | Celtic | A goddess |
| Druden | German | A female demon |
| Drug | Hindu / Vedic | A class of demons |
| Dryades | Greek | Woodland nymphs |
| Dryads | Greek | Woodland nymphs associated with the oak tree |
| Dryope | Greek | A goddess of water |
| Dryope | Greek | Nymph she is accused of rape |
| Dsahadoldza | Navaho | A fiery god of earth & water |
| Du'uzu | Dunatis Celtic | A god of fortifications |
| Du-l | Halasa SW Arabia | A god that was demoted to the rank of an idol |
| Dua | Egypt | A god of the future that protects the stomach of the dead |
| Duamutef | Egypt | A funerary god |
| Duan | Luteh Irish | A moon goddess |
| Dubh | Lacha Irish | An early goddess of the sea |
| Dud | Tibet | Heavenly spirits |
| Duellona | Roman | A goddess of war As well as a mother goddess |
| Dugbo | Sierra | Leone The chief god of the earth |
| Dugnai | Lithuania | A goddess of baking & kneading & liquor |
| Duha | Deo Hindu | A minor god the bridegroom |
| Duillae | Iberia | A fertility & vegetation goddess |
| Dumuzi | Mesopotamia | The god of fertility |
| Dumuzi | Sumeria | A shepherd god & the Jewish Tammuz |
| Dumuzi-Abzu | Sumeria | The city goddess of Kinirsha |
| Dumuzi-Amaushumgalana | Sumeria | A fertility god of the orchard regions |
| Dumuziabzu | Sumeria | The city goddess of Kinirsha |
| Dunatis | Celtic | A god of fortifications |
| Dunawali | Huli | An evil goddess |
| Dundra | Norway / Gypsy | The god sent to earth as a human who was supposed to reveal the secret laws he stayed over in the moon |
| Dunne | Enin | Tungus [Siberia] A goddess of the sky, fire that ruled over the clan territory |
| Dur | Kassite [Iran] | An underworld god |
| Durangama | Buddhist / Vajrayana | A minor goddess |
| Durga | Hindu / Puranic | A goddess of fire & a vengeful warrior |
| Durjata | Buddhist / Mahayana | The minor goddess that waits on the god Buddhakapala |
| Dusara | W. Semitic | A local god associated with vegetation & fertility survived until about 500 C.E. |
| Dusares | Nabataean | The chief god |
| Duttur | Sumeria | The goddess of ewes |
| Duzi | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A local god known only from of an altar stone, but he did like male goats as a sacrifice |
| Dvorovoi | Slavic | The god of the courtyard |
| Dwyn | Celtic | A god of love |
| Dwyn | Kazoba | Baziba [Africa] He is in the god of the sun & as well as the moon |
| Dwynwen | Celtic | A god of love |
| Dyaus | Hindu / Vedic | An ancient sky & rain god that is ignored now |
| Dyaus | Pitar Hindu | / Vedic / India The creator god |
| Dyaush | India | The first supreme god |
| Dylan | Britain | A guardian deity of the mouth of the River Conway |
| Dylan | Wales | A sea god |
| Dzalarhons | Haida [PNW] | A goddess of fire & volcanoes |
| Dziva | Africa | A goddess of justice |
| Dzivaguru | Korekore [Africa] | The great earth goddess |
| Dziwozony | Polish | A goddesses of healing, herbs & love |
| E | Alom Maya | A primeval creator goddess |
| E | Quhalom | Maya / Quiche A primeval creator god |
| Ea | Babylon / Mesopotamia | The god of wisdom, spells, incantations, & the seas |
| Eacus | Iberia | A weather god |
| Eadon | Irish | A goddess of poetry |
| Easal | Irish / Manx | A god of abundance & prosperity |
| Eastre | German | A goddess of healing |
| Eate | Basque | A god of fire & storms |
| Ebech | Canaan | A mountain god that lost a fight, fatally so |
| Ebhlinne | Irish | A goddess of Munster & midsummer |
| Ebisu | Japan | A god of fishermen |
| Eblis | Islam | The chief of the evil spirits |
| Ebore | Africa | A sky god |
| Ec | Yenisei [Siberia] | The high god |
| Ececheira | Greek | A goddess of armistices & peace |
| Echenais | Echenais | bade her lover Daphnis never have to do with mortal women if he disobeyed, his fate would be to lose his eyes, which in time came to pass. |
| Echo | Greek | A mountain nymph |
| Echraidhe | Irish | A goddess of war |
| Echtghe | Irish | Believed to be another form of Dana Aughty |
| Edain | Celtic | A goddess associated with riding |
| Edeke | Teso [Uganda] | A god of disasters |
| Edesia | Rome | A goddess of food preparation |
| Edinkira | Africa | A tree goddess |
| Edusa | Roman | A goddess of infants who are weaning |
| Ee | loolth | Duwamish [PNW] A mountain goddess |
| Ee-A-o | Gnostic Christian | A primordial being |
| Yao | Gnostic Christian | A primordial being |
| Efrit | Arabia | [Ancient] The second most powerful order of Jinns |
| Egata | Basque | A god of fire & storms |
| Egeria | Nymph | and goddess. She took care of Hippolytus, son of Theseus, after he was raised from the dead, until he changed his name and became Virbius. She used to visit Numa (the second king of Rome who is said to have visited Pythagoras) and instruct him in the art of reigning. |
| Egeria | Roman | A goddess of childbirth of midwives, fountains & justice |
| Egres | Karelian [Finland] | A fertility god in charge of the the turnip crop |
| Akras | Karelian [Finland] | A fertility god in charge of the the turnip crop |
| Egungun | oya | Yoruba [Africa] Another form of the goddess of divination |
| Ehacatl | Aztec | A god of education & the wind |
| Quetzalcoatl | Aztec | A god of education & the wind |
| Ehi | Egypt | A god of the sistrum |
| Eibhir | Irish / Manx | Likely a forgotten sun goddess |
| Eidothea | Mother | of Cerambus, who was borne up into the air on wings by the NYMPHS. Cerambus escaped The Flood of Deucalion undrowned. Or perhaps he insulted the NYMPHS and was changed by them into a beetle. |
| Eileithyia | Greek | A goddess of childbirth |
| Eileithyia | Greek | A goddess of childbirth |
| Eilethyia | Greek | A goddess of childbirth |
| Eir | Norse | A minor goddess of healing |
| Eir | Scandinavia | A goddess of mercy & teaching |
| Eire | Irish | One of the trinity of the Tuatha De Danann & a fertility goddess |
| Eirene | Greek | A goddess of peace & one of the Horae |
| Eithinoha | Iroquois | The name for the earth manitou |
| Eithne | Irish | An old goddess |
| Ethleen | Irish | An old goddess |
| Ethlinn | Irish | An old goddess |
| Ethniu | Irish | An old goddess |
| Eji | Ogbe | Yoruba [Nigeria / W.Africa] A god that is king of the pantheon |
| Ek | Chuah Maya | A god of war & commerce |
| Ek | Maya | A Babob |
| Ek | Yakimtolsil | Bella Coola [BC Canada] The creator goddess that lives in the upper heavens & controls the earth, she is never prayed to |
| Eka | Abassi Africa | The creator of life |
| Ekadasaruda | Hindu | The group of gods that are forms Rudra |
| Ekahau | Aztec | A god of commerce |
| Ekahau | Maya | He is the god of travelers & merchants |
| Ekajata | Buddhist | A terrible deity of Buddhism |
| Ekarudra | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor deity |
| Ekastaka | India | A goddess of healthy children |
| Ekchuah | Maya | A god of traveling merchants |
| Ek | Chuah Maya | A god of traveling merchants |
| Ekhi | Basque | The personification of the sun |
| Eguzk | Basque | The personification of the sun |
| Ekineba | Africa | A goddess of teaching |
| Ekkekko | Quecha | The god of good fortune |
| El 'Elyon | Canaan | / Semetic The supreme god who ruled Canaan for many years |
| El | Canaan / Syria | The head of Ugartic pantheon, father of the gods |
| El | Syria | A storm god found in the myths of Canaan & the early Ap'iru invaders |
| El'eb | Canaan | A primordial god |
| Elagabal | Syria | A local sun god of Emesa |
| Elagabalus | Syria | A local sun god of Emesa |
| Elaine | Wales / Britain | The maiden aspect of the goddess |
| Elais | Greek | One of the Oenotropae |
| Elasii | Greek | The goddesses of healing & epilepsy |
| Elat | Semitic | A goddess a female form of El |
| Elath | Semitic | A goddess a female form of El |
| Elben | German | Nature spirits |
| Electryone | Greek | A moon goddess |
| Eleithyia | Greek | A goddess of childbirth & midwives |
| Elel | Puelche [Argentina] | A malevolent demonic being |
| Elemii | Yoruba [Nigeria] | A creator god to whom the souls of the dead are expected to make a confession |
| Elena | Russia | A goddess of fire |
| Eleos | Greek | A goddess of peace & mercy |
| Eleuto | Greek | A goddess of childbirth |
| Elgabal | Syria | A local mountain god with solar links |
| Elihino | Cherokee | The earth goddess |
| Elim | Judaic | A term for the lower order of gods |
| Eljon | Syria | A god |
| Elkunisra | Canaan / Hittite | A creator god |
| Ellaman | Hindu / Dravidian / Tamil | A goddess of passage, an astral deity |
| Ellat | Mesopotamia | The supreme goddess of the underworld |
| Ellat | W. Semitic | An underworld goddess |
| Ellel | Hittite | A god |
| Elli | Scandinavia | A goddess of old age, she slowed Thor down |
| Ellil | Babylon / Akkadia | A creator & air god |
| Ellil | Sumeria | A god of earth & wind |
| Ellilus | Hittite | A god |
| Eloai | Gnostic Christian | A primordial being |
| Elohim | Hebrew | Old Testament expression for gods |
| Elohim | Semitic | Gods [plural] |
| Elom | S. Hebrew | Personification of the moon among the S. Hebrews |
| Elphame | Scotland | A goddess of death & disease |
| Elphane | Scotland | A goddess of death & disease |
| Elpis | Greek | A goddess of happiness |
| Emanjah | Trinidad | A river goddess & teacher of children |
| Eme'mqut | Koryak [Siberia] | An animistic spirit |
| Emeli | Hin Tuareg [Sudan] | A creator god & generic term meaning Lord |
| Emer | Celtic | A goddess of wisdom |
| Emes | Sumeria | A vegetation god |
| Emma | O Japan / Buddhist | A god of death & lord of hell |
| Empousae | Greek | A demoness |
| Empung Luminuut | N. Celebes Is.[Sulawesi] | A goddess that gave birth to the sun god |
| En | Illyria | A god |
| En | Italy | A god who was demoted to a demon by the Christians |
| En-uru | Babylon | Enki as the god of ablution magic |
| Enbilulu | Sumeria | A god of irrigation, agriculture & the underworld |
| Enceladus | Greek | A Titan |
| Endouellicus | Iberia | A healing god |
| Endukugga | Sumeria | The god of the Underworld |
| Endursaga | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A herald god |
| Enekpe | Africa | A goddess of the family & guardian of destiny |
| Enki | Babylon / Mesopotamia | The god of wisdom, spells, incantations, & the seas |
| Enki | Sumeria | The god of fresh water, wisdom & purification |
| Enkimdu | Sumeria | The farmer god of canals & ditches |
| Enlil | Sumeria | A god of earth & wind |
| Enmesarra | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia | The god of law |
| Enmesharra | Sumeria | A god of underworld |
| Ennead | Egypt | The Heliopolis pantheon as a group |
| Ennugi | Mesopotamia | The attendant & throne bearer god |
| Enodia | Greek | A goddess of crossroads & gates |
| Enshar | Mesopotamia | A deity |
| Enten | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A fertility & a guardian god of farmers |
| Enudu | Gisha [Uganda] | A god of plague, specifically smallpox |
| Enunaki | Sumeria | The lower order of gods |
| Enurra | Mesopotamia | The god of war, wells, canals, the South Wind, thunderstorms, floods & the plough |
| Enyalius | Greek | A minor Greek god of war |
| Enyo | Greek | A goddess of war & waster of cities |
| Enzu | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | A god |
| Eochaidh | Irish | The god of the earth, death, rebirth & long life |
| Eos | Greek | A goddess of warriors & of the dawn |
| Eostre | Celtic | A goddess of spring & for whom the Ostara Sabbat is named for aka Easter |
| Epet | Egypt | A goddess of healing, childbirth, children |
| Epimeliads | Protectors | of sheep. |
| Epimetheus | Greek | A minor creator god |
| Epona | Pan-Celtic | A goddess of horses, mules, & oxen |
| Epos | Britain | A god often seen as a male form of Epona |
| Erah | Canaan | A moon god |
| Eranoranhan | Hierro | Is.[Canary Is.] The protector of men only |
| Erato | A | Dryad, wife of Arcas, according to some. |
| Erato | Greek | The Muse of lyric poetry & mime |
| Erce | Celtic | The earth mother & harvest goddess |
| Erda | German | A very old & wise earth goddess |
| Erebos | Greek | A primordial deity, different |
| Erechtheus | Greek | An earth or ancestor spirit Athens |
| Ereshkigal | Akkadia / Sumeria | A goddess of the underworld |
| Ereskigal | Akkadia / Sumeria | A goddess of the underworld |
| Erge | Basque | A spirit which takes men's lives |
| Erh-Lang | China | A guardian god who chased away evil spirits |
| Eri | of | the Golden Hair Irish A virgin goddess of the Tuatha De Danann |
| Erichthonos | Greek | An earth or ancestor spirit Athens |
| Eridanus | Greek | A river god |
| Erin | Irish | One of the trinity of the Tuatha De Danann & a fertility goddess |
| Erinyes | Greek | The goddesses of justice |
| Erinyes [sing. Erinys] | Greek | They are avenging goddesses |
| Eris | Greek | A goddess of discord & strife |
| Erishkigal | Mesopotamia | The supreme goddess of the underworld |
| Erishkigal | Sumeria | A goddess of the underworld |
| Eriskegal | Allatu / Babylon | She is one of the divinities who ruled the netherworld |
| Eriu | Irish | One of the trinity of the Tuatha De Danann & a fertility goddess |
| Erkilek | Inuit | A malevolent hunting god |
| Erlik | Altaic [C. Asia] | The king of the dead |
| Erlik | Samoyed [Finland] | A god of the netherworld |
| Ermutu | Egypt | A goddess of childbirth, midwives, fortune, grain, milk, harvest & nursing babies |
| Eros | Greek | A god of love & fertility |
| Erotes | Greek | Boy like gods in late Classical art & poetry |
| Erra | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia | A war god |
| Erua | Akkadia | She was the goddess of pregnancy |
| Erzuli Mapiangueh | Haiti | A goddess of justice |
| Erzulie | Haiti | A goddess of health, clothes, flowers, jewelry, of fertility, love, virginity, beauty & sex |
| Es | Ket | [Siberia] A sky & creator god that fashioned humans from clay |
| Esara | Hittite / Syrian / Mesopotamia | A goddess |
| Esceheman | Arapaho [W. US] | Grandmother earth |
| Eschetewuaraha | Chamacoco | The goddess of rain |
| Eschu | Yoruba [Africa] | These deities are messengers between gods & mortals, not very nice either |
| Eseasar | Africa | An earth goddess |
| Esenchebis | Greek | The name for Isis of Egypt |
| Eshara | Chaldea | The goddess of war & of productive fields |
| Eshmun | Canaan | The god of healing |
| Eshmun | Phoenicia | A god of health & healing |
| Eshu | Yoruba[Africa] | A trickster god & divine messenger |
| Eshu-Elegba | Yoruba[Africa] | A trickster god & divine messenger |
| Eshu-Eleggua | Yoruba[Africa] | A trickster god & divine messenger |
| Esmun | Phoenicia | A god of health & healing |
| Essus |
| A harvest / woodcutter god |
| Estanatlehi | Navajo | A goddess participating in the creation of the world |
| Estar | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | A goddess of fertility & war known as the star of heaven |
| Estsanatlehi | Navaho | A goddess of change, fertility & the sky |
| Esu | Edo / Yoruba [Benin] | A god of passage that stands at the gates of home of the gods |
| Esus | Britain / Gaul | A harvest / woodcutter god |
| Esus | Celtic | The war god that may have been a tree god |
| Etain | Irish | A goddess of war |
| Ethemea | Ethemea | was struck with the arrows of Artemis for having ceased worshipping her and taken alive by Persephone to the Land of the Dead. Ethemea consorted with the ruler of Cos Meropes, who was turned into an eagle by Hera, and they had a child Eumelus who was turned into a raven by Hermes. |
| Etugen | Mongol | A virgin earth goddess |
| Euedokus | Babylon | He is the god of the sea, a rather nice fellow |
| Eueucoyotl | Aztec | A god of fertility, sex, pleasure, sorrow & spontaneity |
| Eumenides | Greek | They are avenging goddesses of justice |
| Eunomia | Greek | One of the Horae & a goddess of order |
| Eunostos | Greek | The goddess of flour mills |
| Euphrosyne | Greek | A goddess of happiness & one of the graces |
| Euros | Greek | A god of the east wind |
| Eurybia | Greek | A sea goddess |
| Eurydice | Greek | A mountain valley nymph with a sad love story [ aren't they all?] |
| Eurynome | Greek | A goddess of the sea & in one account she is the goddess of all creation |
| Euryphaessa | Greek | A minor Titan |
| Euryte | Euryte | is mother of Halirrhothius, who was killed by Ares while attempting to violate Alcippe. |
| Euterpe | Greek | The Muse of lyric poetry & music |
| Eutychia | Greek | A goddess of happiness |
| Evaki | Amazon [S.A.] | A goddess of the night |
| Evan | Etruscan | Considered female, a being that is one of the Las |
| Evander | Roman | A minor god |
| Evandrus | Roman | A minor god |
| Ewauna | Coquille [PNW] | A creator goddess |
| Ezili | Fon / Haiti / Vodun / W. | Indies A goddess who represents wisdom & beauty & love |
| Fa | BeninThe | god of destiny |
| Fabulinus | Roman | The god of infants |
| Fachea | Irish | A goddess of poetry & patron of bards |
| Fadu | Society Is. | The personification of the moon |
| Fagus | Gaul / Pyrenean | The god of beech trees |
| Faivarongo | Tikopia [Polynesia] | A god of sailors |
| Fakahotu | | |
| Papa | Polynesia | An earth goddess |
| Falacer | Roman | A deified Roman hero |
| Fama | Roman | A goddess of fame & rumors |
| Famien | Guinea | A god of fertility of Guinea |
| Fan | K'uei | China A god of butchers |
| Fand | Celtic | A goddess of happiness & pleasure |
| Fand | Irish | A goddess of healing & the ocean |
| Faragvoul | Puerto Rico / Haiti | A votive god |
| Faravai | Micronesia | A son of the sea god |
| Faro | Bambara [W. Africa] | A river god that brought order to the world when it was created |
| Fascinus |
| The god protects people from envy, evil, black magic, illness & demons One god does it all |
| Fate | Roman | A goddess of fate |
| Fati | Society Is. | The personification of the moon |
| Fatit | Albania | The female entitys that are in charge of the individuals destiny |
| Fatua | Roman | The goddess of nature & fertility & childbirth |
| Faumea | Polynesia | A goddess of fertility |
| Fauna | Roman | A goddess of fertility, great prophecy, the dispenser of healing herbs, rather prim & chaste |
| Fauna | Roman | The goddess of nature & fertility & childbirth |
| Faunus | Roman | A god of crops, herds & fertility |
| Faustitas | Roman | A god of crops, herds & fertility |
| Favonus | Roman | The god of the W. wind |
| Fe | Gai [Ivory Coast] | A tutelary god |
| Fe'e | Polynesia | The god of the dead |
| Fea | Irish | A war goddess |
| Febris | Roman | A goddess of healing & fevers |
| Februus | Etrusca | An underworld god & generally a god of purification |
| Februus | Roman | A god of purity |
| Fecunditas | Roman | A personification of fertility |
| Fei Lien | China | A god of the wind |
| Felicitas | Roman | A goddess of good luck & happiness |
| Fene | Hungary | Either a demon or a place where demonic beings hang out, or both |
| Feng Bo | China
| A god of the wind |
| Feng P'o-p'o | China
| A goddess of the winds |
| Feng Pho Pho | China
| A goddess of the winds |
| Feng Po | China | China A sky god of the wind |
| Feng-Po-Po | China | A goddess of the winds |
| Fengbo | China | Another god of the wind |
| Fenja | Scandinavia | A goddess of physical prowess |
| Feronia | Etrusca | A fertility goddess representing sexual fire |
| Feronia | Roman | a goddess of orchards & woodland, tames wild things, & frees slaves |
| Fewi | Lian | China A god of the wind |
| Fideal | Scottish | A goddess of water |
| Fides | Roman | A goddess of fidelity, honesty, oaths & public trust |
| Fidi | Mukullu | Bena Lulua [Zaire] A creator god |
| Fidius | Dius Roman | The god of the oaths |
| Finncaev | Irish | Thought to be a goddess of love & beauty |
| Finuweigh | Philippine | A creator god |
| Finvarra / Fionnbhar | Irish | A strong god |
| Finweigh | Bilan | The god who made man. |
| Fionn Mac | Cumhal Irish / Manx / Scotland
| An ancient giant god / warrior |
| Fir | Bolg Irish | The early gods of Ireland |
| Firbolgs | Irish | The early gods of Ireland |
| Fjorgyn | Norse | A goddess from the poetic edda |
| Fjorgyn | Norse / Iceland | A god mentioned in Snorri's Edda |
| Flidais | Irish | The ruler of wild beasts of the forests\woodlands |
| Flora | Roman | A goddess of gardens, plants, flowers, love, prostitution, spring & youth |
| Fluonia | Roman | The goddess of menstruation |
| Fo | China | A name for Buddha |
| Fodla | Irish | A goddess who was part of the trinity |
| Folla | Germanic | A goddess of healing |
| Fomore | Irish | A race of gods |
| Fomorians | Irish | A race of gods |
| Fomorii | Irish | A race of gods |
| Fons | Roman | A goddess of fountains |
| Fontus | Roman | A god of springs |
| Forculus |
| A rarely mentioned household god of thresholds |
| Fornax | Roman | A goddess baking & grain |
| Fors | Fortuna Roman | A goddess of fate & chance, earlier of prosperity She was an equivalent of the Greek goddess Tyche Her symbol was the wheel of |
| Forseti | Norse | A god of justice |
| Fortuna | Roman | A goddess of fate & chance, earlier of prosperity She was an equivalent of the Greek goddess Tyche Her symbol was the wheel of |
| Fotla | Irish | A goddess who was part of the trinity |
| Foto-Tama | Japan / Shinto | An ancestral god |
| Frau | Holle German | A goddess of winter |
| Fraus | Roman | A goddess & the personification of treachery |
| Fravartin | Iran | Interesting, the concept denotes the spirit of the pre-existence of the believer that watches over him as a protective spirit |
| Fravashis | Persia | Ancient guardian angels |
| Fravasi | Iran | Interesting, the concept denotes the spirit of the pre-existence of the believer that watches over him as a protective spirit |
| Fravasi | Persia | Ancient guardian angels |
| Frey | Norse | A god of rain, weather, seafaring & war |
| Frey | Scandinavia | A god of fertility & prosperity |
| Freya | German | A goddess of fertility, love, beauty, sex & youth |
| Freya | Norse | A goddess of rainbows & war |
| Freya | Scandinavia | A goddess of spring & magic |
| Freyja |
| A goddess of love (sex) & fertility |
| Freyr | Norse | A god of fruits, thriving crops & peaceful prosperity |
| Frigg | Norse / Germanic | A goddess of fertility & marriage |
| Frija | Norse | A goddess of love (sex) & fertility |
| Frimla | Norse | A virgin goddess |
| Frjorgyn | Norse / German | A goddess with no known culty |
| Frutesca |
| A god of abundance of fruit |
| Fu Hsi | China
| A god of fishing nets,vegetation, of happiness & the inventor of writing |
| Fu Hsing | China
| A god of Happiness |
| Fu Shen | China
| A god of happiness |
| Fudo | Japan Buddhist | A god of wisdom |
| Fudo | Myoo Buddhist | The god who protects against catastrophes |
| Fufluns | Etrusca | A god of gaiety & vitality |
| Fuji | Ainu / Japan | A goddess of fire & volcano & chief goddess |
| Fujin | Japan / Shinto | A god of winds |
| Fukurokuju | Japan | A god of luck & the star god |
| Fulgora | Roman | A goddess of lightning |
| Fulla | Germanic | A goddess of healing |
| Fulla | Norse | A goddess |
| Furiae | Roman | The goddesses of justice |
| Furies | Roman | The goddesses of justice |
| Furina | Roman | A goddess of thieves |
| Futsu-Nushi-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | A god of war |
| Futsunushi | Japan | A god of fire & lightning |
| Fuwch | Frech Wales | A goddess of happiness |
| Fylgir | German | Protective spirits |
| Fylgja | German | Protective spirits |
| Fylgjur | German | Protective spirits |
| Ga | Fon [Africa] | A god of metal |
| Ga Oh | Iroquois | The Manitou of the winds & a giant cannibal |
| Ga'n Chiricahua | Apaches [SW US] | Spirits associated with the mountains |
| Gabeta | Lithuania | A spirit of fire |
| Gabieta | Lithuania | A spirit of fire |
| Gabija | Lithuania | A spirit of fire |
| Gabjauja | Lithuania | A grain goddess |
| Gabriel | Hebrew / Christian | An archangel that was rather busy as a messenger from the God of Abraham, he also toots the trumpet that signifies the end of the universe |
| Gad | Canaan | A god of fortune |
| Gad | Punic | A god of unknown qualities, but likely concerned with chance & / or fortune |
| Gaea | Greek | The earth goddess & first born of chaos |
| Gagananja | Buddhist | A god |
| Gahe | Chiricahua | Apaches [SW US] Spirits associated with the mountains |
| Gaia | Greek | The earth goddess & first born of chaos |
| Gaingin | Papua | Primordial beings |
| Gainjin | Papua | Primordial beings |
| Gajavahana | Hindu / Davidian / Tamil | A form of the god Skanda |
| Gal Bapsi | Hindu / Davidian / Tamil | A local god that can expiate sins, but it is rough |
| Galatea | Greek | One of the Nerides |
| Galatea | Italy | A nereid of Sicily |
| Galla | Babylon / mespotomian / Sumeria | Minor underworld gods |
| Gallu | Akkadia | A demon of the underworld |
| Gamab | Damaras [Africa] | The supreme god & creator of the world who lives beyond the stars |
| Ganapati | Hindu / Puranic | A god of education, wisdom, luck, prosperity, & prudence |
| Ganapatihrdaya | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess |
| Ganaskidi | Navaho | A god of harvest & mists |
| Ganda Tara | Buddhist / Mayhayana
| A minor goddess |
| Gandarewa | Persia | A water demon who tries to devour all good things of creation |
| Gandha | Buddhist / Tibet | A goddess |
| Gandhari | Jain [India] | A goddess of learning |
| Gandharvas | Hindu | Gods of the air, the rain-clouds & the rain |
| Ganesa | Hindu / Puranic | A god of education, wisdom, luck, prosperity, & prudence |
| Ganesha | Hindu / Puranic | A god of education, wisdom, luck, prosperity, & prudence |
| Ganga | Hindu | A goddess of healing, rivers & happiness |
| Gangir | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A goddess |
| Ganiklis | Lithuania | A god of shepherds |
| Ganna | Damaras [Africa] | The supreme god & creator of the world who lives beyond the stars |
| Ganymede | Greek | A mortal boy that was given immortality & the job of cup bearer to the gods |
| Gao | Yao | China A god of judgment |
| Gaomei | China | An ancient goddess [first mother] later changed into a male divinity |
| Gapn | Syria | This god appears as a messenger of Baal & is absent in ritual texts |
| Garbh | Ogh Irish | A giantess & goddess of the hunt |
| Gardua | Hindu / Vedic | An archaic sun god |
| Garmangabi(s) | Suevi [German] | A beneficent goddess |
| Garmangabis | Britain | A tutelary goddess who came to Britain with the Romans |
| Gartiae | Roman | The Roman version of the Greek graces |
| Garuda | India | The Prince of birds that lets Visnu ride on his back |
| Gasueko | Basque | The lord of darkness that may prove friendly & helpful, but he may also appear as a devil |
| Gatumdu | Sumeria | A mother goddess of Lagash |
| Gatumdug | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia | A fertility goddess as well as the tutelary goddess of Lagas |
| Gaueko | Basque | The lord of darkness |
| Gaunab | Damaras [Africa] | The supreme god & creator of the world who lives beyond the stars |
| Gaunab | Kohl / Hottentot / Namibia [S. | Africa] A malevolent God of darkness as well as the god of of of the black heaven |
| Gauri | Hindu | A form of the mighty Durga & a goddess of spring |
| Gauri | Jain | A messenger goddess |
| Gauri | Sankar / India | A mountain goddess |
| Gavida | Irish | A minor god of the forge |
| Gawa | Damaras [Africa] | The supreme god & creator of the world who lives beyond the stars |
| Gayatri | Hindu / Vedic | A goddess of astronomy, science, education, wisdom, eloquence & rivers as well as the creator of immortality |
| Gbeni | Poro | [W. Africa] The chief deity or masked spirit |
| Ge | Benin | The moon god |
| Ge | Greek | The earth goddess & first born of chaos |
| Ge | Gu | China A goddess of health & medicine |
| Geb | An | earth god |
| Gebeleizis | Thrace | A god of thunderstorms |
| Gebjon | Scandinavia | A goddess of healing |
| Geezhigo | Quae | Ojibiwa She was the sky mother |
| Gefion | German | A goddess of fertility |
| Gefion | Norse | A goddess to whom virgins went after death |
| Gefjon | Norse | A goddess to whom virgins went after death |
| Gefjun | Norse | A goddess to whom virgins went after death |
| Gekka | O Japan | The god of marriage |
| Gendenwitha | Iroquois | [NE US / Canada] A goddess of the dawn & the morning star |
| Genetaska | Iroquois | [NE US / Canada] A goddess of justice, fairness & of peace |
| Genii | Etrusca / Roman | These are the protective spirits that guide human beings, no one knows why |
| Genita-Mana | The | god with the power over life & death |
| Genius | Loci Roman | Tutelary spirit of a particular place |
| Genius | Roman | A protective god or spirit of individuals, clans, groups & the state |
| Geras | Greek | The goddess of old age |
| Gerovitus | W. Slavic | A war god |
| Gerra | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | The god of fire |
| Geshtinanna | Sumeria | The scribe goddess |
| Gestin(I)anna | Sumeria | The scribe goddess |
| Gestu | Akkadia / Babylon / Mespotomian / Sumeria | A minor God of the intellect whose blood was used in the creation of mankind, after his death of course |
| Geus | Tasan Iran | A god accused of creating cattle |
| Geus | Urvan Iran | A god that protected cattle |
| Geush | Urvan | Zorasterism He assists the Amesha Spenta |
| Vohu | Manab | Zorasterism He assists the Amesha Spenta |
| Geyaguga | Cherokee | The moon spirit |
| Ghanan | Maya | An agricultural god |
| Ghantakarna | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A god of healing |
| Ghantapani | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A god running a round with a bell in his hand |
| Ghasmari | Buddhist | A goddess of rather terrifying appearance |
| Ghede | Vodun | A god of death, & of fertility & love |
| Ghentu | Hindu | A minor God |
| Gibil | Mesopotamia | A Fire God |
| Gibil | Sumeria | A god of fire & light |
| Gibini | Gishu [Uganda] | A plague god associated with of the smallpox god |
| Gidja | Aus. | A god of the moon |
| Gilgames | Sumeria | An King of Uruk who was deified & considered a god of the underworld |
| Gilgamesh | Sumeria | A hero, later deified |
| Gillian | British | A goddess of spring |
| God | Country | Description |
|
| Giltine | Lithuania | A goddess of death, her preferred method is either strangulation or suffocation |
| Giriputri | Bali | A goddess of mountains & water |
| Girra | Mesopotamia | A Fire God |
| Girru | Mesopotamia | A Fire God |
| Girru | Sumeria | A busy fellow, he is the god of fire & light & patron of civilization |
| Gish | Kafir [Afghanistan] | The god of war |
| Gishzida | Sumeria | A chthonic god |
| Giszida | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A god |
| Gita | Buddhist / Tibet | A mother goddess |
| Gitche | Manitou | Algonquin / Lenape The Great Spirit, the All Father |
| Glauce | Greek | Nurse of Zeus. |
| Glaucus | Greek | This sea god went around muttering prophesies |
| Glaukos | Greek | A sea god, a rather bizarre story like many other god claims |
| Gleti | Benin | The moon goddess |
| Glispa | Navaho | The spirit that gave the healing chant to the people |
| Glooscap | Algonquin | [NE US SE Canada woodlands] A cultural hero & creator god |
| Gluscap | Algonquin | [NE US SE Canada woodlands] A cultural hero & creator god |
| Gluskabe | Algonquin | [NE US SE Canada woodlands] A cultural hero & creator god |
| Gluskap | Algonquin | [NE US SE Canada woodlands] A cultural hero & creator god |
| Glykon | Gnostic-Mitharic | The reincarnation of Asklepios |
| Gnomes | Pan-European | Demonic beings that inhabit woods, mountains & water |
| Gnowee | Aus. | A goddess of war |
| gNyan | Tibet | The spirits of trees & stones |
| Gobannon | Celtic | He is a blacksmith type god |
| Gobnu | Irish | A god of skills to include Ale brewing |
| God | Christian / Anglo-Saxon / Germanic / Roman | Claimed to be the creator god around 325 C.E., still in vogue by the Christian sect |
| Goewin | Wales | A goddess of sovereignty |
| Goewyn | Wales | A goddess of sovereignty |
| Gofannon | Welsh | He is a smith god that was invoked to help clean the plowshare |
| Gog | Irish | The consort of Magog |
| Goga | Melanesia | A goddess of fire |
| Gohone | Iroquois [NE US / Canada] | The spirit of winter |
| Goibbiu | Irish | He is the god of the blacksmiths craft |
| Goibniu | Celtic | A smith god |
| Goleuddydd | Wales | A goddess |
| Gollveig | Norse | A name adopted by Odin when in disguise |
| Gomaj | N. | Amer. A moon spirit |
| Gon-Po | Nag-Po | Tibet A god of many names |
| Gonaqade't | Chilat [US PNW] | A sea god |
| Gong Gong | China
| This is the devil that lets loose the great flood & is the opponent of the ruling god |
| Gor | Africa | The god of thunder |
| Goraknath | Hindu | A guardian God that is an avatar of Siva |
| Gott | Christian / Anglo-Saxon / Germanic / Roman | Claimed to be the creator god around 325 C.E., still in vogue by the Christian sect |
| Gou | Benin | The moon god |
| Gou Mang & Ru Shu | China
| These are the messengers of the sky god |
| Govannon | Welsh | He is a smith god that was invoked to help clean the plowshare |
| Gozu-Tenno | Japane | A god of plague |
| Graces | Roman | These are the Roman version of the Greek Charities |
| Graeae | Greek | The three old women or gray ones |
| Grahamatrka | Buddhist | A goddess whose name means demon mother |
| Grahamatrka | Nepal | A goddess & stellar deity |
| Graii | Greek | The three old women or gray ones |
| Grainne | Irish / Manx / Scotland | A master herbalist & sun goddess |
| Gramadevata | India | A generic term for the local tutelary gods |
| Gramnnos | Britain / Gaul | The god of hot springs who replaced his mother Sirona |
| Grannos | Celtic | A god of healing & springs |
| Grannus | Pan Celtic | A god of healing, associated with mineral springs |
| Grannus | Roman | A god of healing affiliated with hot springs & mineral waters |
| Gratiae | Roman | These are the Roman version of the Greek Charities |
| Grdhrasya | Buddhist | A minor goddess whose name translates to face of a vulture |
| Great Father | Celtic | The Horned god, the Lord |
| Great Mother | Celtic | The Lady represents the female principle of creation |
| Grhadevi | India | A god of the household |
| Grian | Irish | A faery goddess from County Tipperary & a goddess of war |
| Grid | Scandinavia | A goddess of strength |
| Grimnir | Norse | A name adopted by Odin when in disguise |
| Grismadevi | Buddhist / Tibet | A seasonal goddess |
| Groa | Scandinavia | A goddess of healing |
| gSan Sgrub | Bon [Tibet] | A god that was absorbed into a variety of Yama in Lamaism |
| gShen nong | Bon / Tibet
| He is the god of white light |
| gShen rab | Bon / Tibet
| A supernatural being remote from the world |
| gShen-Lha-Odkhar | Bon / Tibet | He is a god of light |
| gShen-Rab | Bon / Tibet | The supreme god |
| Gua | Ga [W. Africa] | A god of agriculture, blacksmiths, & thunder |
| Guabancex | Caribbean / Taino | A goddess of the winds & rain |
| Guabonito | Haiti | The sea goddess who teaches people about medicines & health |
| Guaire | Irish | A guardian god / spirit of Bruigh |
| Guamaonocon | Antilles | Mother Earth |
| Guan | Yin | China The goddess of mercy |
| Guanyin | China | The goddess of mercy |
| Gubaba | Carchemish / Luwian | A goddess that became Cybele |
| Gucumatz | Maya | Quiche A serpent god who gave humanity agriculture & civilization |
| Guede | l'Oraille Haiti | A goddess of violent storms |
| Gueu-Pillan | Aruucania [Chile] | The supreme God |
| Gugulanna | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A minor underworld god |
| Guhyasamaja | Buddhist | A protective deity |
| Gui | Xian | China Demonic beings |
| Gujeswari | India | A mother goddess |
| Gujo | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A tutelary god |
| Gukumatz | Maya / Quiche | A sky god |
| Gul-ases | Hittite | These goddesses apparently are the scribes of the gods that dispense good, evil, life & death |
| Gul-ses | Hittite | These goddesses apparently are the scribes of the gods that dispense good, evil, life & death |
| Gula Babylon | / Sumeria | A mother goddess of creativity, fire & with the power to inflict / cure disease |
| Gula | Bau Babylon | / Sumeria A mother goddess of creativity, fire & with the power to inflict / cure disease |
| Gula | Akkadia / Mesopotamia | A fertility goddess as well as the tutelary goddess of Lagas |
| Gulissa | Mata Hindu | / Puranic / Epic A mother goddess who became a goddess of evil intent, inflecting sickness |
| Gulliveig | Norse | A goddess / sorceress of the Vanir race of gods |
| Gullveig | Norse | A name adopted by Odin when in disguise |
| Gulu | Buganda[Africa] | The king of heaven |
| Gulu | Dinka [Africa] | The creator god |
| Gum | Lin | China A river goddess |
| Gunab | Hottentot | The god of evil |
| Gungu | A | moon deity |
| Gunura | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia | A god whom nothing is known about, duty wise |
| Gur-Gyi | Mgon-Po | Buddhist / Tibet A god of tents |
| Guruhi | Gambia | The evil god |
| Gurzil | Tripolitania | The bull god |
| Gusilim | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A god |
| Guta | Hungary | A demonic being that represents the seamy side of life |
| Gwalu | Yoruba [Africa] | A rain god |
| Gwen | Celtic | A goddess of happiness & smiles |
| Gwendion | Wales | A god of war |
| Gwenn | Teir | Bronn Celtic A goddess of motherhood |
| Gwyddno | Wales | At one time he was a sea god |
| Gwydion | Wales | A warrior / bardic / magician god |
| Gwydyon | Wales | A god of war |
| Gwynn Ap | Nudd Wales
| King of the fairies & the underworld |
| Gygaean |
| Mother of Antiphus and Mesthles, leaders of the Maeonians against the Achaean invaders during the Trojan War. |
| Gyhldeptis | Tlingit / Haida | A kindly forest goddess |
| Gymir | Norse | The possible ruler of underworld |
| Ha | Egypt | A guardian god of the West |
| Ha | Wen | Neyu Iroquois [NE US / SE Canada] The great spirit. |
| Ha'iaka | Hawaii | Sister of the goddess Pele |
| Ha-Shem | Hebrew [Hellenistic] | Used to replace the written Yahweh |
| Habetrot | Britain | A goddess of healing & spinning |
| Habetrot | Celtic | A goddess of spell casting on the wheel of the year |
| Habiesso | Africa | A god of thunder |
| Habonde | Britain | A goddess of abundance & prosperity |
| Habondia | Gaul | A goddess of abundance & prosperity |
| Hacauitz | Maya | A mountains god |
| Hacha'kyum | Maya / Lacandon | The god of the real people |
| Hachacyum | Maya | The creator the world who was helped by three other gods |
| Hachiman | Japan / Shinto | A god of war & peace |
| Hactcin | Jicarilla | Apache Primordial beings |
| Had | W. Semitic | A god of storms, thunder, & rain |
| Hadad | Canaan | A storm god |
| HadadCanaan | / Semite | The god of lightning, thunder & storms |
| Hadad | W. Semitic | A god of storms, thunder, & rain |
| Hadakai | India | A goddess of health & Rabies |
| Hadda | W. Semitic | A god of storms, thunder, & rain |
| Haddu | W. Semitic | A god of storms, thunder, & rain |
| Hades | Greek | A god of death & one of the Olympian gods |
| Hadranus | Sicily [pre-Hellenic] | A god associated with Mt. Etna |
| Hadur | Hungary | A war god |
| Hae | Soon Korea | Korea A goddess of war |
| Hafoza | Jate | The god of thunder & lightning |
| Hagno | Arcadian | Nymph, nurse of Zeus. |
| Hah | Egypt | This god was the bearer of heaven |
| Hahana | Ku Maya | A messenger god |
| Hahgwehdiyu | Iroquois | [NE US / SE Canada] The god of goodness |
| Haili'la | Haida [PNW] | A plague god associated with small pox. Interesting history. Cool |
| Hainuwele | Wemale | [Moluccas] A demi-deity |
| Hala | Kassite | A goddess of healing |
| Halahala | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A god of poison |
| Haldi | Urart [Armenia] | A tutelary god |
| Haldi | Urartu | [Antolia] The national god |
| Halki | Hittite | A god barley & grain |
| Halsodyne | Greek | A sea goddess |
| Haltia | Finno / Ugric | A goddess of healing |
| Ham | vareti Persia | A goddess of mist |
| Hamadryades | Greek | Tree spirits whose existence is restricted to the tree that the guard when it dies they die, their names were Atlantia and Phoebe |
| Hamavehae | Roman / Rhineland | A trinity of mother goddesses |
| Hamedicu | Huron [US / Canada] | The High god |
| Hami-Yasu-Hime | Japan / Shinto | The goddess of potters |
| Hammon | Egypt | He was a sky god that evolved into the sun god |
| Hammon | Lybia | A god of the setting sun |
| Han | Hsiang | China One of the eight Immortals of Taoism |
| Han | Xiang-Zhi China / Tao | An immortal being, there were eight |
| Han | Xiang-zi | China 1 of the 8 immmortals |
| Hana | Norse | A god of silence |
| Hananim | Korea | A god of the sky |
| Hanghepi | Wi | Dakota [N. Cent NA] The Moon god |
| Hanhau | Maya | A god of underworld, Mitnal |
| Hani-Yasu-Hiko | Japan / Shinto | The god of potters |
| Hani [s] | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | A minor god |
| Hannahanna | Hittite | A god of agriculture & the sky |
| Hannahannas | Hittite / Hurrian | The mother goddess |
| Hano | Bella Coola [Canada PNW] | A goddess of teaching |
| Hansa | Hindu / Puranic | A god, a minor avatar of Vishnu |
| Hanuman | Hindu | Puranic / Epic |
| Hanumat | Hindu | Puranic / Epic |
| Hanwasuit | Hittite | The tutelary goddess |
| Hanwi | Ogalala [US / Canada] | A goddess of the dawn & twilight |
| Hao | Ch'iu | China A god of the heart |
| Hao | Janjero [Ethiopia] | A god that resided in the river Gibe |
| Haokah | Sioux | A thunder manitou He was also a manitou of hunting |
| Haoma | Iran | A plant that suffered the indignity of being deified, its sap was an intoxicating drink used in a sacrificial ceremonies |
| Hap | Egypt | A god of the Nile associated with the annual floods which were responsible for the fertility of the adjacent lands |
| Hapantalli / Hapi / Hapy | Egypt | A god of the Nile, fish, barley, grain, herbs, water, dew, & fertility |
| Hapantalliyas / Hapantalli | Hittite | He took his place at the moon god's side |
| Hapi | Egypt | A god of the Nile associated with the annual floods which were responsible for the fertility of the adjacent lands |
| Hapy | Egypt | A god of the Nile associated with the annual floods which were responsible for the fertility of the adjacent lands |
| Har | Egypt | A sky god |
| Har | Wer Egypt | In this form Horus battled against Seth |
| Har-em-akhet | Egypt | A form of Horus as a sun god |
| Har-Mau | Egypt | A form of the god Horus |
| Har-nedj-itef | Egypt | A special form of Horus |
| Har-pa-khered | Egypt | Horus as a child |
| Har-sa-iset | Egypt | A form of Horus |
| Hara | Hindu / Puranic | An avatar of Siva |
| Hara-Yama-Tsu-Mi | Japan / Shinto | A mountain god concerned with the wooded slopes |
| Harachte | Egypt | The god of the morning sun |
| Harakhte | Egypt | [Hellenized] Horus at Heliopolis |
| Harakhti | Egypt | [Hellenized] Horus at Heliopolis |
| Hardaul | Hindu | A plague god, he protected against cholera |
| Harendotes | Greek | A form of the Egyptian god Horus that guards & protects his father |
| Hari | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor incarnation of the god Visnu |
| Hari | India | He is the god of the sun & guardian of the universe |
| Harihara | India | The twin divinity composed of Visnu & Siva |
| Harimella | Scotland | A goddess of Tungrain origin |
| Hariti | Buddhist | A plague goddess associated with smallpox |
| Hariti | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A mother goddess |
| Harmachis | Greek | A form of Horus |
| Harmakis | Egypt | [Hellenized] Horus as symbol of resurrection, linked with the setting sun |
| Harmerti | Egypt | A tutelary god of Seden & a form of Horus |
| Harmonia | A | nymph, beloved of Ares, who between them were teh par4ents of the Amazons |
| Harmonia | Greek | A goddess of justice |
| Haroeris | Greek | Another form of Horus, but this time as an adult |
| Harpocrates | Greek | The god of silence & secrecy |
| Harpre | Egypt | This god's job was to protect the king from illness & misfortune |
| Harsa | Hindu | A goddess |
| Harsaphes Egypt | [Hellenized] | A ram headed god of fertility & water |
| Harsiese | Egypt | [Hellenized] A form of Horus |
| Harsiesis | Egypt | [Hellenized] A form of Horus |
| Harsomtus | Egypt | [Hellenized] A form of Horus & god of Dendara |
| Harti | China / Japan | A demoness that Buddha converted to a goddess she now protects children instead of eating them |
| Harun | & | Haruna Morocco Water spirits |
| Hasam [m]eli | Hittite | He is the god of blacksmiths & of the craft of wrought-iron |
| Hasamelis | Hittite / Hurrian | He is a god who can protect travelers |
| Hasta | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor benevolent goddess of fortune |
| Hastbaka | Navaho | The oldest male of the spirits |
| Hastebaad | Navaho | The chief of the female spirits |
| Hastehogan | Navaho | The chief male spirit of the house |
| Hastseltsi | Navaho | The male spirit of racing. |
| Hastseoltoi | Navaho | The female spirit of hunting |
| Hastsezini | Navaho | The male spirit of fire |
| Hastshehogan | Navaho | A house spirit |
| Hastsheyalti | Navaho | The spirit of dawn & the east |
| Hatasa | Buddhist | A horse goddess |
| Hatdastsisi | Navaho | The benevolent male spirit that helps cure disease |
| Hathor | Egypt | A goddess of procreation, sexuality, romance, trees, poetry, music, alcohol, childbirth, infants, death, fertility, love, marriage, beauty, joy & the sky |
| Hatmehyt | Egypt | A fertility & guardian goddess of fish & fisherman |
| Hatmehit | Egypt | A fertility & guardian goddess of fish & fisherman |
| Hatshepsut | Egypt | A goddess of justice |
| Hatti | Hindu | A plague goddess associated with cholera |
| Hatti | Hittite | The throne goddess |
| Hatuibwari | Solomon | Is The serpent god |
| Haubas | S. Arabia | A god that may be a particular form of Attar |
| Hauhet | Egypt | A primordial goddess, one of the Ogboad |
| Haukim | S. Arabia | A local god thought to be concerned with arbitration & the law |
| Haumea | Polynesia | A god of wild plants & the goddess of childbirth, midwives & of fertility |
| Haumia | Polynesia | A god of wild plants & the goddess of childbirth, midwives & of fertility |
| Haumiatiketike | Polynesia / Maori | A vegetation God |
| Hauravatat | Zoroastrian | One of the beneficent immortals |
| Haurun | Canaan | A fiery earth god |
| Haurvatat | Zoroastrian | One of the beneficent immortals |
| Havea | Lolo | Fonua Polynesia A goddess of intercourse |
| Haya-Ji | Japan | The God of the winds |
| Haya-Tsu-Muji-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | A god of whirlwinds |
| Hayagriva | Buddhist | A fierce Buddhist protective deity |
| Hayagriva | Buddhist / Tibet | The patron god of horses |
| Hayagriva | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | The most important incarnation of Vishnu |
| Hayasa | Hindu | A horse god, could be Hayangriva in disguise |
| Hayasum | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia | A minor god of uncertain function |
| Hazzi | Hittite | A mountain god invoked in treaties as responsible for oaths |
| He | Bo | China He is the divine ruler of all rivers |
| He | Xian-gu | China A female member of Chinese 8 immortals |
| He | Xian-Ku China / Tao | One of the eight immortals |
| He | Zur Egypt | A baboon god accepted as a manifestation of Thot |
| Hea | Mesopotamia / Ugarit | The goddess of wisdom |
| Heammawihio | Cheyenne [W. | US] The great spirit |
| Hebat | Hurrian | The chief goddess & sun goddess |
| Hebe | Greek | A goddess of beauty, wine spring & youth as well as the cup bearer of the gods |
| Hecaerge | Greek | A naiad of Artemis |
| Hecaerge | Greek | A goddess of archery |
| Hecate | Greek | A goddess of agriculture, black magic, witchcraft, crossroads, fertility, the moon, night, & wisdom |
| Hedammu | Hurrian | He is a snake demon that resides in the sea & he is constantly hungry |
| Hedetet | Egypt | She is the scorpion goddess found in the Book of the dead |
| Hedrun | Scandinavia | A goddess of intoxicating mead |
| Hegemone | Greek | A goddess of plants & responsible for their fruition |
| Hegetoria | Mother | by Ochimus of Cyrbia. After her Cyrbe in Rhodes is called, which was destroyed by the Flood. Ochimus is the oldest of the HELIADES and their king. |
| Hegir-Nuna | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A goddess |
| Heh | Egypt | A primordial god of infinity |
| Heha | Egypt | A god of magical words |
| Hehet | Egypt | A primordial goddess of the immeasurable |
| Heimdal | German | A god of warriors |
| Heimdall | Norse | A god of fire & light |
| Heitsi | Hottentot [Africa] | This dying god is the god of the hunt |
| Heitsi-Eibib | Hottentot | A benign sorcerer god |
| Heka | Egypt | The personification of magic with shrines in / around of Memphis |
| Hekate | Greek | The chthonic goddess of the moon & pathways as well as nocturnal evil |
| Heket | Egypt | A goddess of childbirth & midwives |
| Hekoolas | Miwok | A goddess of war |
| Hekt | Egypt | A goddess midwives |
| Hel | Norse | A goddess of the dead |
| Hel [i] | German | A goddess of death |
| Helen | Greek | She originated as goddess of vegetation |
| Helena | Greek | A Moon goddess & healer |
| Helene | Greek | She originated as goddess of vegetation |
| Helia | Greek | A sun goddess |
| Helice | Greek | Nymph nurse of Zeus [there were rather a lot of them] |
| Heliogabalus | Syria [Hellenized?] | A local sun god of Emesa |
| Helios | Greek | The sun god |
| Helius | Greek | The sun god |
| Helle | Greek | A sea goddess |
| Heloha | Choctaw [SE USA] | A spirit [female] of thunder |
| Hemantadevi | Buddhist / Tibet | The goddess of winter |
| Hemen | Egypt | A falcon god |
| Hemera | Greek | A goddess of the day |
| Hemsut | Egypt | A goddess of fate & newborn babies |
| Hemuset | Egypt | A goddess of fate & newborn babies |
| Hendursaga | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | The god of law |
| Hendursanga | Sumeria | A god of justice & law |
| Heng | E | China A goddess of the moon |
| Heng | Huron [US / Canada] | The spirit of thunder |
| Heng | o | China A goddess of the moon |
| Heng-Ha-Erh-Chiang | China | A guardian gods of Buddhist temples |
| Heng-O | China | A goddess of the moon |
| Henkhesesui | Egypt | A ram headed, winged, beetle god of the east wind |
| Heno | Iroquois | [NE US / Canada] The sky god & the spirit of thunder |
| Henwen | Wales | A goddess |
| Heosphoros | Greek | A god of the morning |
| Hep | Egypt | A god of the Nile associated with the annual floods which were responsible for the fertility of the adjacent lands |
| Hepat | Arrina | A sun goddess of Arinna |
| Hepatu | Hurrian / Hittite | A sun goddess |
| Hephaistos | Greek | A god of fire & patron of blacksmiths |
| Hephaestus | Greek | A god of fire & patron of blacksmiths |
| Hephaestos | Greek | A god of fire & patron of blacksmiths |
| Heqet | Egypt | A goddess of childbirth & midwives |
| Hera | Greek | A goddess of childbirth, marriage, motherhood, of the sky, & storms |
| Herabe | Huli | A god who causes insanity. |
| Heraktes | Egypt | [Hellenized] Horus at Heliopolis |
| Hercules | Roman | He was a god of merchants & traders |
| Here | Greek | A goddess of childbirth, marriage, motherhood, of the sky, & storms |
| Here | Ketit Egypt | A lion headed goddess who breathes fire on the evil deceased |
| Herensugue | Basque | A devilish spirit |
| Heres | Canaan | A sun god, equivalent to Shamash |
| Heret-Kau | Egypt | An underworld goddess of the old kingdom |
| Herisef | Egypt | The Primeval ram god of Middle Egypt from Hnes [Ihnasya el-Medina] |
| Hermanubis | Egypt | [Hellenistic] A syncretic deity with Hermes & Anubis |
| Hermanubis | Egypt | A god of the dead in the cult of Isis |
| Hermaphroditos / Hermaphroditus | Greek | An androgynous deity |
| Hermes | Greek | A god of athletes, sport, gambling, commerce, communications, eloquence, luck, medicine, oratory, roads, wind, travelers, messenger to the gods, "The Good Shepherd", herds, flocks |
| Hermod | Norse | The messenger god |
| Hermodr | Norse | The messenger god |
| Hermodur | Norse | The messenger god |
| Hermus | Roman | A river god |
| Herne | British / Anglo-Saxon | An underworld god & leader of the phantom hunt |
| Heron | Egypt | A minor Egyptian deity |
| Heros | Thrace | An underworld god who is also a horseman |
| Herovet | Slavic | The god of the army |
| Herse | Greek | The goddess of the dew |
| Hershef | Egypt | The Primeval ram god of Middle Egypt from Hnes [Ihnasya el-Medina] |
| Hersilias | Roman | She was deified by Juno |
| Heru-Em-Akhet | Egypt | Horus as symbol of resurrection, linked with the setting sun |
| Heruka | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A god, one of the more popular in the pantheon |
| Herysaf | Egypt | The Primeval ram god of Middle Egypt from Hnes [Ihnasya el-Medina] |
| Heryshaf | Egypt | The Primeval ram god of Middle Egypt from Hnes [Ihnasya el-Medina] |
| Hesat | Egypt | The goddess of birth & a minor guardian of pregnant & nursing mothers |
| Hesperides | Greek | The nymphs that guarded the golden apples, they did not do well |
| Hesperos | Greek | The god of the evening star |
| Hesperus | Greek | The god of the evening star |
| Hestia | Greek | She was the virgin goddess of the hearth, family, peace, prosperity, stability & community |
| Hetep | Egypt | A god of peace & happiness |
| Hetepes-Sekhus | Egypt | An underworld goddess |
| Hetepet | Egypt | A cult center / goddess |
| Hettsui | No | Kami Japan The goddess who protected & provided for the family |
| Hevajira | Buddhist / Mahayana | A god equivalent to the Hindu Siva |
| Hevajra | Buddhist | A fierce protective deity |
| Hevioss | BeninA | god of thunder |
| Hexchuchan | Maya / Itza | A god of war |
| Hexe | German | A goddesses of curing illness |
| Heyvoso | BeninA | god of thunder |
| Hez-ur | Egypt | A baboon god |
| Hi'lina | Haida [PNW] | The tribal god that represents the Thunderbird |
| Hi-Hiya-Hi | Japan / Shinto | The sun god |
| Hi-No-Kagu-Tsuchi | Japan / Shinto | A fire god whose birth caused the death of the primordial goddess Izanami |
| Hieromneme | A | Naiad, daughter of the River God Simois. Some say she is the mother of Ganymedes. |
| Hihankara | Lakota [US / Canada] | A goddess of the Milky Way |
| Hiisi | Karelin [Finland] | A pre-Christian tree god that of course was demoted to mean devil, but in the eight minor sense |
| Hike | Egypt | The personification of magicwith shrines in / around of Memphis |
| Hikoboshi | Japan / Shinto | An astral god |
| Hikuleo | Puloto | A goddess of the underworld |
| Hila | Inuit | A god of weather |
| Hilaeira | Greek | The goddess of brightness |
| Hilal | Arabic | A god of the new moon |
| Himalia | ? | A goddess invoked to bless the harvest |
| Himalia | Grek | Mother by Zeus of Cronius, Spartaeus and Cytus. |
| Himavan | Hindu | A mountain god & the apotheosis of the Himalayan Mountains |
| Hime-Gami | Japan / Shinto | A god of war & peace |
| Hime-O-Kami | Japan / Shinto | A god of war & peace |
| Himeros | Greek | A god of sexual desire |
| Himerus | Greek | A god of sexual desire |
| Himivat | Hindu | A mountain god & the apotheosis of the Himalayan Mountains |
| Hin | New | Ireland Is. The supreme being [female] who is androgynous |
| Hina | Hawaii | A goddess of the moon, fertility & healing herbs |
| Hina | New | Ireland Is. The supreme being [female] who is androgynous |
| Hina | Polynesia | A moon goddess |
| Hine | Polynesia | A goddess of darkness & death |
| Hine | titama | Maori [N.Z.] A goddess of the dawn |
| Hine-Ahu-One | Polynesia / Maori | A chthonic goddess |
| Hine-Ata-Uira | Polynesia / Maori | The goddess of light |
| Hine-Nui-Te-Po | Polynesia / Maori | A chthonic goddess of night & the underworld |
| Hinglaj [-Mata] | Hindu | A mother goddess |
| Hinkon | Tungus [Siberia] | A hunting god & the controller of all animals |
| Hino | Iroquois | [NE US / Canada] The sky god & the spirit of thunder |
| Hinokagutsuchi | Japan / Shinto | He is the fire god whose birth killed the goddess Izanami |
| Hintubuhet | New | Ireland Is. The supreme being [female] who is androgynous |
| Hinu | Iroquois | [NE US / Canada] The sky god & the spirit of thunder |
| Hinun | Iroquois | A thunder spirit |
| Hippolytus | Greek | A minor god |
| Hippona | Roman | The goddess of horses |
| Hiranyagarbha | Hindu / Vedic | A god of creation& a primordial being |
| Hiranyakasipu | Hindu / India | A demon that held the earth prisoner, under flood waters |
| Hiribi | Canaan | The goddess of summer |
| Hiro | Easter Is. | The god of rain & fertility |
| Hiruko | Japan | A god of the morning sun & guardian of children's health |
| Hisa-Me | Japan | The female devils of the land of the dead |
| Hisakitaimisi | Creek [SE | US] The controller of life |
| Hittauanin | Karelian [Finnish] | A hunting god & the guardian of hare hunters |
| Hittavainen | Karelian [Finnish] | A hunting god & the guardian of hare hunters |
| Hlin | Norse | A goddess of consolation |
| Hlin | Scandinavia | A goddess of summer |
| Hlodin | Iceland | A goddess of earth & fertility |
| Hlodyn | Iceland | A goddess of earth & fertility |
| Hlothyn | Norse | A goddess from the poetic edda |
| Hmin | Burma | A demon of ague |
| Hnossa | Scandinavia | A goddess of infatuation |
| Ho | Hsien-ku China / Tao | 1 of the 8 Immortals |
| Ho | Masubi Japan | A god of fire |
| Ho-Musubi-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | A fire god |
| Ho-Po | China / Tao | A god that controls all rivers especially the Yellow River |
| Hoa | Tapu | Tahiti A god of war |
| Hoatziqui | Mexico | A goddess of justice |
| Hobas | S. Arabia | A god that may be a particular form of Attar |
| Hod | Norse | A god of winter |
| Hoder | Norse | The blind god |
| Hodr | Norse | The blind god |
| Hodur | Norse | The blind god |
| Hoenir | German | This god gave all mortals the five senses |
| Hoenir | Norse | A god identified in the poetic edda |
| Hokewingla | Dakota [N. Cent NA] | A turtle spirit |
| Hokushin-O-Kami | Japan / Shinto | An astral deity, Ursa Minor |
| Holda | German | She is the goddess of beauty & love |
| Holdyn | Norse | A goddess from the poetic edda |
| Holi | India | A goddess of happiness & merriment |
| Holle | German | A goddess of witches |
| Holly King & Oak King | Celtic
| Two sacrificial gods |
| Honabe | Huli | The primeval goddess |
| Honir | Norse | This is the god that gave humans & their understanding & feelings |
| Honos | Roman | The god of military honors |
| Honus | Roman | The god of military honors |
| Hooded | Spirits Celtic | A trinity of deities |
| Hor | Behdetite / Behedti Egypt | A local form of Horus from the Delta region |
| Hor | Egypt | A sky god |
| Hor-Hekenu | Egypt | In this form Horus is the lord of protection |
| Hora | Greek | A goddess who attended Venus she represented beauty personified |
| Hora | Greek | Her body was half-human and half-snake |
| Hora | Roman | A goddess of beauty |
| Horae | Greek | The goddesses of order & the seasons, all three of them |
| Horagalles | Lapland | A weather god, a local version of Thor |
| Horai | Greek | The goddesses of order & the seasons, all three of them |
| Horkos | Greek | The god of oaths |
| Horta | Etrusca | A goddess of agriculture |
| Horus | Egypt | A god of prophecy, healing, music, art, war, victory, light, the north & the sky |
| Hosia | Greek | A goddess of holy rituals |
| Hotei | Japan / Shinto | Another of the Seven gods of Luck |
| Hotogov | Mailgan | Buriat [Siberia] A goddess of heaven at night |
| Hotoru | Pawnee [M. USA] | The wind spirit |
| Hotr [a] | Hindu / Vedic | A minor goddess of sacrifices |
| Hou | Chi | China The Lord of abundant harvests |
| Hou | I | China The Lord Archer |
| Hou | T'u | China A god of the earth |
| Hours | Egypt | Underworld goddesses they are the 12 daughters of Re |
| Hov | Ava Russia | The moon goddess |
| How | Chu | China She is the goddess of the air |
| Hoy | Kong | China A goddess of Ursa Minor |
| Hrsikesa | Hindu | A god & a minor avatar of Visnu |
| Hsi | Ho | China A solar female deity, who gave birth to suns [ten to start with] |
| Hsi | Ling | su China The god of silk |
| Hsi | shen | China A god of joy |
| Hsi | Shih | China A goddess of face cream |
| Hsi | Wang | Mu China A mother goddess & former demoness of the Western Paradise & female energy |
| Hsiao | Wu | China The god of prisons |
| Hsieh | T'ien | chun China A god personification of the planet Saturn |
| Hsien | China / Tao | The 'immortals' |
| Hsien | Nung | China A god of agriculture |
| Hsien | Se | China A god of agriculture |
| Hsu | Ch'ang | China A god of archery |
| Hsuan | T'ien China / Tao | An astral god of war |
| Hsuan | Wen | hua China The god of hair |
| Hsuan-T'ien-Shang-Ti | China | The god of the Dark Heaven & the Regent of water |
| Hu | Egypt | A primeval god personifying authority born from a drop of blood |
| Hu | Shen | China A god of hail |
| Hu | Tu | China A goddess of the summer solstice |
| Hua | Hsien | Tao A flower goddess |
| Huaca | Peru | A spirit being |
| HuacasPeru | / Bolivia | Any natural object that has an obvious supernatural manifestation |
| Huan | Yang | ch'ang China A god of the heart |
| Huanacari | Inca [SA] | A guardian spirit |
| Huang | Fei-hu / Fei | China The chthonic god that became the judge of the dead |
| Huang | T'ing | China A god of the spleen |
| Huang | Ti | China A god of architecture & an astral god that invented the compass |
| Huang-di | China | The mythical yellow emperor |
| Hubal | Arabic | A local tutelary & oracular god |
| Huban | Elamite [Iran] | A tutelary god |
| Hubris | Greek | A god personifying lack of restraint |
| Huehuecototl | Aztec | A minor god, one of sexual lust |
| Huehuecototl-Coyotlinahual | Aztec | A minor god of feather workers |
| Huehueteotl | Aztec | "An alternative name of Xiuhtecuhtli the god of fire |
| Huiracocha | Inca [SA] | The supreme deity accused of a virgin birth & creator of of the world |
| Huitaca | Chibcha | A goddess of intoxication & the moon |
| Huitzilopochtli | Aztec | He is a god of war & the sun as well as the patron god of the |
| Huitzlilpochtli | Mexico | The head god |
| Huitznahua | Aztec | Collectively, the remaining brothers of the war gods that were defeated |
| Huixtocihuatl | Aztec | A goddess of the ocean & salt |
| Hulka | Devi Hindu | A goddess of cholera |
| Hulla | Anatolia | A goddess & daughter of Wurusera |
| Humban | Mesopotamia | The supreme deity |
| Hun | Hau Maya | A god of death |
| Hun | Hunapu Maya | A creator god |
| Hun | Itzamna Maya | Another creator god of water, agriculture, drawing, healing, medicine & the moon |
| Hun | Nal Maya | A god of maize |
| Hun-Hunapu | Kiche | [Maya] The divine twin of Vukub-Hunapu |
| Hunab | Ku Maya | The most important creator god & the greatest deity in the pantheon |
| Itzamn | Maya | The most important creator god & the greatest deity in the pantheon |
| Hunahpa | Utiu Maya | Yet another god that helped create humans |
| Hunahpu | Gutch Maya | He is one of the 13 gods that mistakenly created humans |
| Hunahpu | Vuch Maya | A goddess of hunting |
| Hunapu | Maya | Quiche The creator god |
| Huncame | Maya | Quiche The co-ruler of Xibalba |
| Hung | Sing | China A guardian God of of fishing boats & their crews |
| Hunhau | Maya | A god of death |
| Ahpuch | Maya | A god of death |
| Hunthaca | A | moon goddess? |
| Huntin | Xhosa | A tree spirit |
| Huo | Pu | China A god of fire |
| Hur | ki | A moon goddess? |
| Hurabtil | Elamite [Iran] | A god known only from being mentioned in Akkadian texts |
| Huracan | Kiche Maya | A creator god that fashioned the first humans |
| Hurakan | Kiche Maya | A creator god that fashioned the first humans |
| Hurri | Hurrian | The bull god |
| Hurris | Hurrian | The bull god |
| Hurucan | Kiche Maya | A creator god that fashioned the first humans |
| Huruing | Wuhti | Hopi Creator god / gods of the Hopi Indians |
| Hurukan | Kiche Maya | A creator god that fashioned the first humans |
| Huveane | Basuto | [Leshoto] A Creator god |
| Huvi | Bushmen [Africa] | The supreme god |
| Huvi | Ovimbundu [W.Africa] | A god of hunting |
| Huzayui | Egypt | A serpent headed, winged god of the west wind |
| Hvar | Persia | A sun god |
| Hyades | Greek | Daughters of Atlas & Pleione that became stars |
| Hyakinthos | Greek | An ancient pre-Hellenic god of vegetation |
| Hyale | Nymph | in the train of Artemis. |
| Hyaninthos | A | god of vegetation |
| Hydriads | Greek | Water nymphs. |
| Hygeia | Greek | A goddess of health |
| Hygieia | Greek | A goddess of health |
| Hymen | Greek | The god of marriage |
| Hymenaeus | Greek | The god of marriage |
| Hymenaios | Greek | The god of marriage |
| Hyperion | Greek | The Titan god of primordial light |
| Hypermnestra | Greek | A goddess of water |
| Hypnos | Greek | The god of rest and / or sleep |
| Hypsistos | Greek | A local god of the Bosporus area |
| I | China | A god of bowmen, often called the 'excellent archer' |
| I'lena | Koryak [Siberia] | An animistic spirit |
| I-Ti | China | A god of wine |
| Iacchus | Greek | A god that might be demon & / or a demon that might be god |
| Iae | Brazil | A god of the moon |
| Iakchos | Greek | A god that might be demon & / or a demon that might be god |
| Ialonus | Celtic | A fertility god |
| Iambe | Greek | A goddess of happiness |
| Ianagi & Izanami | Japan
| The god & goddess that created |
| Iapetos | Greek | A Titan god who now hangs out in Tartarus |
| Iapetus | Greek | A Titan god who now hangs out in Tartarus |
| Iarila | Russia | A fertility goddess |
| Iasis | Greek | One of the Ionides, nymphs believed to cure diseases Calliphaeia, Synallasis, & Pegaea were the others |
| Iaso | Greek | A goddess of healing & medicine |
| Iatiku & Nautsiti | Acoma [PNW]
| The sisters who created man |
| Ibath | Irish | A Nemed who is believed to be a Tuatha ancestor / father god |
| Icauna | Celtic | The river goddess of the river Yonne [Brittany] |
| Icci | Siberia | Animistic spirits |
| Iccovellauna | Celtic | A water goddess |
| Ichpuchtli | Aztec | A goddess of lust & pleasure |
| Ictinike | Sioux | The son of the sun god expelled from heaven for his deceit & trickery |
| Ida | Hindu | She is the goddess of prayer & devotion that was a man that turned into a woman, really |
| Ida | Ten Japan | This young god protects monasteries & is rather quick |
| Idaea |
| Wife of the River God Scamander. |
| Ide |
| Nurse of Zeus. Daughter of Melisseus, King of Helicon. |
| Idem | Huva | Finnish / Ugric A goddess of autumn |
| Idliragijenget | Inuit | A sea goddess |
| Idlirvirisong | Inuit | The demonic cousin of the sun |
| Idothea | Greek | A goddess of the sea |
| Idun |
| The goddess that guarded the golden apples of youth |
| Iduna |
| The goddess that guarded the golden apples of youth |
| Idunn | Norse | The goddess that guarded the golden apples of youth |
| Iegad | Pelew Is. | This is the god that is guilty of bringing light to earth |
| Iemaparu | Pueblo | Kachina? Corn mother |
| Ifa | Yoruba [Africa] | The god of wisdom, knowledge & divining |
| Ifru | Roman / N. Africa | A god known from an inscription at Crita |
| Igaehinvdo | Cherokee | The sun goddess |
| Igalilik | Inuit | A very tough hunting spirit |
| Igaluk | Inuit [Alaska] | The god of the moon |
| Igigi | Akkadia / Babylon / Mespotomian / Sumeria | The collective name for the group of younger sky gods |
| Ignerssauk | Inuit | A sea god, generally benevolent |
| Ignirtoq | Inuit | The goddess of lightning |
| Ih | P'en Maya | A chthonic fertility god, concerned with the growth of plants as well as family, property & other wealth |
| Ihi | Egypt | A god of the sistrum |
| Ihi | Tahiti | A goddess of learning, of wisdom |
| Ihoiho | Society Is. | The creator god that created everything including the primeval waters |
| Ihy | Egypt | A minor god of music |
| Ikal | Ahau Maya | A chthonic death god, that strangely enough, is considered to inhabit Christian church towers in Mexico |
| Ikas | Algonquin [US / Canada] | Mother Earth |
| Ikenga | Ibo [Nigeria] | A god of fortune, a benevolent deity |
| Iktomi | Lakota [N. plains / woodlands US] | The trickster demi-god called spider |
| Iku | Nigeria | A god of death |
| Iku-Ikasuchi-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | The most significant of the eight thunder deities, A god of thunder |
| Ikvaku | Hindu / Vedic | An ancestral sun god, the creator god |
| Il | Canaan / Lebanon / Syria | The creator god |
| Il | Semitic | A name for god, similar to El |
| Il-a-bi | Ugarit | The father god |
| Ila | Hindu / Vedic | A minor goddess of sacrifices |
| Ilaalge | W. Semitic | A local god |
| Ilabrat | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | A minor god, heavy into politics |
| Ilah | S. Semitic | A moon god |
| Ilamatecuhtli | Aztec | A fertility / mother goddess |
| Ilankaka | Nkundo [Africa] | A sun goddess |
| Ilankaka | Zaire [Africa] | A goddess of war |
| Ilat | Pokot / Suk [Africa] | The rain god |
| Ilazki | Basque | The name for the feminine moon |
| Ilithyia | Greek | A goddess of childbirth |
| Illapa | Inca [SA] | He is the god of lightning, thunder & rain storms |
| Illargui | Basque | The name for the feminine moon |
| Illujanka | Hittite | A snake demon |
| Illyapa | Inca [SA] | He is the god of lightning, thunder & rain storms |
| Ilma | Finland | A god of the air |
| Ilmarinen | Finland | A creator, sky & smith god |
| Ilmatar | Finland | He is the god of the earth |
| Ilumqah | S. Arabia | The goddess of morning & evening star |
| Ilumquh | Arabic / Sabaean | A moon god |
| Ilyap'a | Inca [SA] | A god of storms |
| Ilythia | Greek | A goddess of childbirth |
| Im | Mesopotamia | A storm god |
| Imana | Banyarwanda [Burundi E. Africa] | The chief god |
| Imazuma | Japan / Shinto | The goddess of lightning |
| Imdugud | Assyria | The god of thunder & storms |
| Imhetep | Egypt | A god of learning, healing, embalming, medicine, learning, sleep etc |
| Imhotep | Egypt | A god of learning, healing, embalming, medicine, learning, sleep etc |
| Imiut | Egypt | A protective deity of underworld |
| Immap Ukua | Inuit [E. Greenland] | A sea goddess, momma to all of the sea creatures |
| Immat | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A demonic god that had a thing for virgins |
| Imo | Africa | A goddess of justice |
| Improcitor | Roman | A minor god of agriculture that worried over harrowing of the fields |
| Imra | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A creator god that is still worshipped today |
| Imra | Kafirstan [Hindu Kush] | The supreme god |
| Imset | Egypt | This god is a funerary god charged with the care of the liver of the deceased |
| Amset | Egypt | This god is a funerary god charged with the care of the liver of the deceased |
| Imseti | Egypt | The protector of the liver of mummified dead |
| In-Shushinak | Iran | The principal Elamite god |
| God | Country | Description |
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| Ina | Brazil | A dolphin goddess who lives in the Amazon River |
| Ina | Polynesia | A moon goddess |
| Ina'hitelan | Koryak [Siberia] | A guardian spirit that supervises the skies |
| Inana | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A goddess of fertility, love & war |
| Inanna | Babylon | She was the goddess of sexuality, love & war |
| Inanna | Mesopotamia | A goddess of fertility, of love |
| Inanna | Sumeria | The goddess of love, war, heaven, light, long life, & the moon |
| Inanupdikile | Panama | A goddess of rain |
| Inar | Hittite | A goddess of wild animals of the steppes |
| Inara | Hittite | A goddess of wild animals of the steppes |
| Inaras | Anatolia | A goddess of liquor |
| Inaras | Hittite | The goddess of the wild animals of the steppe |
| Inari | Japan | A god protecting rice cultivation, god of prosperity |
| Indar | Iran | The god of warfare, courage & bravery |
| Indr | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A tutelary & weather god |
| Indra | Hindu / Vedic | The chief god of war & of fertility |
| Indra | Iran | One of the seven Daevas & the personification of apostasy |
| Indrani | Hindu / Eoic / Puranic / Vedic | A goddess of wealth |
| Inemes | Micronesia | A goddess of love & of sexuality |
| Infoniwoo | Taiwan | A god of generation |
| Ing | Anglo-Saxon | An ancestral god |
| Ing | Ingwaeones | [German] The divine progenitor & the title of the god Frey |
| Inghean | Irish | The goddess of summer & a part of the trinity |
| Crobh | Irish | The goddess of summer & a part of the trinity |
| Dearg | Bhuidhe Irish | The goddess of summer & a part of the trinity |
| Inguma | Basque | A spirit of death that enters people's homes by night & strangles them |
| Ini | Egypt | A goddess of justice |
| Ini | Heret Egypt | She is the goddess of mediators, diplomats, statesman's & other professional liars |
| Inini | Sumeria | The goddess of love, war, heaven, light, long life, & the moon |
| Inkanyamba | Zulu [S. | Africa] A storm god, deals directly with tornadoes |
| Inkosazana | Zulu [S. | Africa] A goddess of education, rain, the rainbow & mist |
| Inmar | Finland | Ugric Votyak [Udmurt] The sky god |
| Inmutef | Egypt | A minor canopic god |
| Inna | Africa | A goddess of justice |
| Innana | Sumeria | The goddess of love, procreation, & war |
| Inshushinak | Iran | The principal Elamite god |
| Insitor | Roman | A god concerned with the sowing of crops |
| Inta | Aztec | A god of fire who is associated with paternalism |
| Intercidona | Roman | A goddess of midwives |
| Inti | Inca / Quechua [SA] | A god of war & the sun |
| Inuat | Inuit | These are the spirit beings that reside with all living creatures & maintain the lamp of life |
| Inummutef | Egypt | A minor canopic god |
| Inuus | Roman | The god of herds |
| Io | N.Z. | The chief god who appears to be known only to the nobility & the priests |
| Ioskeha | Iroquois / Huron | [NE US / SE Canada] A creator spirit |
| Iouskeha | Iroquois / Huron | [NE US / SE Canada] A creator spirit |
| Ipalnemohuani | Aztec | The supreme deity |
| Ipet | Egypt | A hippopotamus goddess |
| Ipi | Egypt | A hippopotamus goddess |
| Ipy | Egypt | A mother goddess that occasionally will wet nurse the king |
| Irene | Greek | A goddess of peace |
| Iretargui | Basque | The name for the feminine moon |
| Iris | Greek | The goddess of the rainbow, & messenger of the gods |
| Irmin | German | An old god associated with the Herminones, might be a war god |
| Irmiongot | German | This god, possibly Irmin, is found in The Hildebrandslied, strangely the poem shows Christian influence |
| Irsirra | Hurrite | She is the goddess of fate |
| Iruwa | Chaga | [E. Africa] The sun god |
| Iruwa | Kenya [Africa] | A sun & war god |
| Irvun | Congo / Tanzania / Cameroon | A sun god |
| Isa | Buddhist | A guardian deity |
| Isa | Hindu / Puranic | An aspect of Siva |
| Isainen | Finland | The god of thunder, rain storms, weather & the sky |
| Isakakate | Crow | [W. US] The supreme being |
| Isamba | Africa | A moon goddess |
| Isara | Hittite / Syrian / Mesopotamia | A goddess |
| Isara | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia / W. Semitic | A goddess of marriage & childbirth she dealt with the enforcement of oaths |
| Isden | Egypt | A god known from the the Middle Kingdom & later |
| Isdes | Egypt | A chthonic god of death |
| Isdustaya | & | Papaya Proto-Hattic A goddesses of fate |
| Ises | Africa | A goddess of bow & arrow |
| Ishhara | Hittite / Syrian / Mesopotamia | A goddess |
| Ishi-Kori-Dome | Japan / Shinto | A god / goddess of stonecutters |
| Ishkur | Akkadia / Sumeria | A god of rain & thunderstorms |
| Ishkur | Mesopotamia | The god of rain |
| Ishtanu | Hittite | A sun god |
| Ishtar | Babylon | She was the goddess of sexuality, love & war |
| Ishum | Mesopotamia | A fallen god of the underworld |
| Isi | India | A goddess |
| Isinu | Mesopotamia | A Janus-headed god |
| Isis | Egypt | A goddess of childbirth, death, the earth, fertility, marital devotion, motherhood, healing, home, magic, the moon & the mother goddess |
| Iskur | Hittite | A weather god |
| Iskur | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Iraq | The chief rain & thunder god |
| Island | of | Flame Egypt Though not a god, without yet it eight gods would never have came into being |
| Ismenis | Consorted | with Faunus and their son Crenaeus was a defender of Thebes against the SEVEN. Crenaeus was killed by Hippomedon at Thebes. |
| Ismud | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A dual faced messenger god |
| Israfil | Islam | The angel that blows of the trumpet of doom at the last call for of the universe |
| Issaki | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess walking around with a headless child |
| Issitoq | Inuit | This god looks for those that break the rules |
| Istadevata | Buddhist / Tibet | A tutelary god |
| Istadevata | Hindu | A generic title for a personal God or a house icon |
| Istanu | Hittite | A sun god, a creator & judge |
| Istar | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | A goddess of fertility & war known as the star of heaven |
| Istaran | Mesopotamia | A divine judge & doctor |
| Istaran | Sumeria | A tutelary god of the city of Der |
| Isten | Egypt | A god known from the the Middle Kingdom & later |
| Isten | Hungary | A supreme god |
| Istustaya | Hittite | One of the deities who awaited the return of Telipinus |
| Isum | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | A minor god, possibly a god of fire |
| Isvara | Hindu | An epitaph of Siva |
| Isvara | Sanskrit | The designation for supreme world ruler |
| Itaba | Haiti | Ancestor goddess |
| Italapas | Chinook [PNW] | The name for the trickster / creator deity Coyote |
| Itchita | Yakut [Siberia] | This goddess of the earth prevents illness |
| Ithm | Canaan | The god of herds, usually sheep |
| Ithome | Nurse | of Zeus, according to the Messenian account. |
| Itonde | Mongo / Nkuando | [Zaire] The god of death & hunters |
| Ituana | Brazil | A goddess of the afterworld who returns the souls of the dead to newborns |
| Itzam | Cab Maya | A chthonic earth god as well as a god of fire |
| Itzam | Na Maya | Another creator god of water, agriculture, drawing, healing, medicine & the moon |
| Itzamna | Maya | A moon god & god of healing |
| Itzananohk'u | Maya | A god of Lacandon |
| Itzcoliuhqui | Aztec | A god of volcanoes, destruction & of the night |
| Itzcuintli-Chantico | Aztec | A god of lapidaries |
| Itzcutintli | Aztec | A guardian goddess of the home |
| Itzlacoliuhque | Aztec | The god of blindness, cold, & obstinacy |
| Itzli | Aztec | A stone knife god of sacrifice & justice |
| Itzpapalotl | Aztec | She is a goddess of agriculture |
| Itzpapalotl-Itzcyeye | Mexico | A minor mother goddess who was found only in the Valley of Mexico |
| Iubdan | of | the Faylinn Irish An Ulster god |
| Iuno | Roman | The chief goddess of marriage, motherhood & childbirth |
| Iunones | Greek | The goddesses of femininity |
| Iuppiter | Roman | The chief god, originally a sky & light god now a god of astronomy, Jupiter, light, lightning, thunder, weather, wisdom |
| Iusaas | Egypt | A creator goddess |
| Iustitia | Roman | A goddess of justice |
| Iuturna | Roman | A goddess of springs & who was real handy in times of drought |
| Iuventas | Roman | The goddess of youth in particular young men of military age |
| Ix | Ahau Maya | A moon goddess |
| Ix | Ch'up Maya | A goddess of the moon |
| Ix | Chebel | Yax Maya A goddess, patroness of weaving, teaching, childbirth, the moon, sexual relations, storms & water |
| Ix | Chel Maya | She is the goddess of the moon |
| Ix | Kanan Maya | The vegetation goddess that takes care of bean plant |
| Ix | Ku Maya | A goddess of rain |
| Ix | Zacal | Nok Maya The inventor of weaving as well as a creator goddess |
| Ixbalanque | This | god of the moon is also be twin of Hunahpu |
| Ixchel | Maya | A moon goddess, patroness of womanly crafts |
| Ixcozauhqui | Aztec | Associated with paternalism & A god of fire |
| Ixmucane | Maya | Yet another of the 13 gods that created humans |
| Ixnetli | Aztec | A goddess of weavers |
| Ixpiyacoc | Maya | This god is also guilty of creating humans |
| Ixpuztec | Aztec | A minor underworld god |
| Ixquimilli-Itzlacoliuhqui | Aztec / Mexico | A god of justice |
| Ixtab | Maya | A goddess of the hanged & guardian of suicides |
| Ixtab | Mexico | A goddess of justice |
| Ixtlilton | Aztec | He is the god of healing, feasting & games |
| Ixtliton | Aztec | A god of medicine & good health |
| Ixzaluoh / Ixazalvoh | Maya | A water goddess, inventor of weaving |
| Iya | Lakota [US / Canada] | The the spirit of all that is evil |
| Iyatiku | Navaho / Pueblo | She is the mother of maize & humans |
| Izanagi | Japan | A creator god |
| Izanami-No-Kami / Izamnami | Japan / Shinto | A primeval goddess who died & giving birth to the fire god |
| Izha | India Iran | The goddess of sacrifice |
| Izquitecatl | Aztec | A fertility god personified by the Maguey plant |
| Ja | neb'a | Samoyed [Siberia] A benevolent earth goddess |
| Ja'u | Syria | An ancient god |
| Jabru | Elamite [Iran] | A sky god, a rather minor one |
| Jaganmatri | Hindu | Another name for Durga |
| Jagannath | Hindu | An epitaph for Krishna |
| Jagaubis | Lithuania | A fire god |
| Jah | Egypt | A moon god |
| Jahve | Israel | Thought to be a mountain god prior to becoming the god of Israel, Mount Sinai is his suspected mountain |
| Jahveh | Israel | The last god of Israel |
| Jahwe | Israel | The last god of Israel |
| Jakomba | Bangala [Zaire] | A god of morality that controls human thought |
| Jalandhara | Hindu | An Asura or demon |
| Jamaina | Brazil | An ocean goddess pictured as a mermaid |
| Jambhala | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A god of riches that may stand upon a man or a conch |
| JammCanaan | / Phonecia | A god of war |
| Jamma | Phoenicia / Canaan | A god of of water, seems to be primarily a sea god |
| Jamshid | The | name in the Shahnameh for Yima |
| Jana | Roman | A minor moon goddess |
| Janardana | India | He is the god of the sun & guardian of the universe |
| Janavasita | Buddhist | A minor goddess affiliated with knowledge or the control of knowledge |
| Jandira | Brazil | A sea goddess |
| Janguli | Buddhist / Tibet | A goddess invoked for snakebite |
| Janus | Roman | The two faced god of beginnings, arches, doors, entrances & gates |
| Jar | Sub Turkey | This is the god of the universe |
| Jarih | Canaan | A moon god |
| Jarina | Belem / Brazil | A goddess of happiness, joy & a tree goddess known for the ability to do serious drinking |
| Jarovit | Slavic | A war god |
| Jarri | Hittite | This god of plague & pestilence was also a god that helped the king in battle |
| Jaso | Greek | A goddess of health & recovery |
| Jata | Borneo | A goddess of the sky |
| Jawhe | Israel | Thought to be a mountain god prior to becoming the god of Israel, Mount Sinai is his suspected mountain |
| Jawi | Syria | An ancient god |
| Jaya-Vijaya | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A twin goddess, possibly forms of Durga |
| Jayakara | Buddhist | A god that rides in a cage drawn by Cockatoos |
| Jayanta | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A god who is one of the 11 forms of the god Rudra |
| Jayatara | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess |
| Jedza | Poland | The equivalent of Baba Yaga |
| Jehovah | Israel | Thought to be a mountain god prior to becoming the god of Israel, Mount Sinai is his suspected mountain |
| Jen | An | China The god of robbers |
| Jessis | Slavic | An early deity of Jupiter |
| Jetaita | Yamama [Tirerra | del Fuego] Earth spirits of the fearful type |
| Jezi-Baba | E. | Europe An ogress portrayed as traveling through the air, but not on a broom |
| Jia | Shi | China A goddess & stellar deity |
| Jian | Lao | China / Buddhist A god of the earth & of permanence |
| Jikoku | Japan | The guardian of the east |
| Jimmu | Tenno Japan | He is the founder of the imperial dynasty who were believed to be divine |
| Jinn | Arabic | A class of demonic beings that started out as a nature spirits |
| Jizo | Bosatsu | China / Japan The great protector of suffering humanity |
| Jizo | Japan | A Buddha of great compassion |
| Jnanadakini | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A goddess associated with, or whose name means, knowledge |
| Jnanaparamita | Buddhist | A philosophical deity |
| Joda | mate | Latvia The mother of the evil one |
| Jogah | Iroquois | [NE US / Canada] The dwarf nature spirits |
| Joh | Egypt | A moon god |
| Jok | Africa | A creator god |
| Jokinam | Lake | Albert / E. Africa A lake god |
| Jokwa | Asian | A goddess of justice |
| Jord | German | An earth goddess |
| Jori-Torem | Vogul | The goddess of the foreman who supervised Num's work |
| Jorojin | Japan | A god of longevity |
| Joten | German | Demonic beings |
| Jotun | German | Demonic beings |
| Jove | Roman | An alternative name for Jupiter |
| Jove | Roman | The chief god, originally a sky & light god now a god of astronomy, Jupiter, light, lightning, thunder, weather, wisdom |
| Jubbu | jang | sangne Brazil The goddess of the Jurema, a sacred tree |
| Juck | Shilluck [Africa] | This is the creator of the world |
| Juesaes | Jusas / Iusas | Egypt |
| Jugatinus | A | god of mountain ridges & marriages, which both start with the letter M Otherwise there is no connection |
| Juggernaut | Hindu | The god whose name means Lord of the World |
| Juichimen | Japan / Buddhist | A god of mercy |
| Julana | Jumu | The chief god |
| Julunggul | Aus. | A creator god that was the bringer of culture & identified with of the rainbow-snake |
| Julunggul | Aus. | A goddess of initiations & waterfalls |
| Juma | Mari / Finnish / Ugart | The sky god whose name is also associated with spirits of earth, water, wind, & the home |
| Jumala | Finland | A sky & thunder god, later name of the Christian god |
| Jumala | Russia | A goddess of war |
| Jumis | Latvia | A god of fertility |
| Jumit | Egypt | A local goddess of El Tod |
| Junit | Egypt | a goddess |
| Junkgowa | Aus. | An ancestor goddess who lived during the dreamtime & a goddess of the sea |
| Juno | CaelestisCarthage | Roman The tutelary goddess of Roman Carthage |
| Juno | Roman | The chief goddess of marriage, motherhood & childbirth |
| Junrojin | Japan / Shinto | A god of luck, one of seven |
| Juok | & | Bunzi The creator of all men |
| Juok | Shilluk | [E. Africa] The creator god |
| Jupiter | Roman | The chief god, originally a sky & light god now a god of astronomy, Jupiter, light, lightning, thunder, weather, wisdom |
| Jupiter | Valens | Phonecia [Roman] The god of fertility & the underworld |
| Juppiter | Roman | The chief god, originally a sky & light god now a god of astronomy, Jupiter, light, lightning, thunder, weather, wisdom |
| Juras | Mate | Latvia A goddess of the sea |
| Jurasmat | Latvia | A goddess of the sea |
| Jurate | Baltic | A goddess of the ocean |
| Jurojin | Japan | A god of longevity |
| Justitia | Roman | A goddess of justice |
| Juterna | Roman | A goddess of healing & springs invoked during drought |
| Juturna | Roman | A goddess of healing & springs invoked during drought |
| Juventas | Roman | The goddess of youth in particular young men of military age |
| Jvartaharisvara | Hindu | A plague god associated with malaria |
| Jw | Syria | An ancient god |
| Jyeshtha | Hindu | The goddess of bad luck |
| Jyotiska | Jain [India] | The stellar gods, there are five classes |
| K'ai | Lu | Shen China A deity who sweeps away evil spirits |
| K'daai | Yakut [Siberia] | A fire demon that originally worked in wrought iron |
| K'in | Maya | A sun deity |
| K'pop'ala | E. | Georgia A protective god |
| K'uei | Hsing | China A god of examinations |
| Ka | Ahu | Pahay Hawaii A goddess of the ocean |
| Ka | Ata | Killa Peru A moon goddess |
| Ka | Tyeleo | Senufo [Ivory Coast] The supreme god |
| Ka'cak | Asiatic Inuit | A sea spirit & of rather unpleasant habits |
| Ka-ata-killa | Peru | A moon goddess Queen of the giants |
| Kaang | Bushmen [Africa] | The supreme god |
| Kabandha | Hindu | The chief demon & the epic of the Ramayana |
| Kabeiroi | Greek | The blacksmith gods |
| Kabirroi | Greek | These vegetation deities, are commonly thought of as twins |
| Kabrakan | Maya | An earthquake god |
| Kabta | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | The god of bricks |
| Kachina | Hopi | These spirits are messengers between humans & the major spirits |
| Kades | Canaan | A fertility goddess usually shown sky clad |
| Kadi | Assyria | The goddess of justice |
| Kadi | Der | A goddess of justice |
| Kadlu | Inuit | The thunder spirit [female] |
| Kadru | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess that was the mother of the Nagas [snake demons] |
| Kagu | Zuchi Japan | A god of fire |
| Kagu-tsuchi | Japan | A fire god |
| Kahdir | N. Africa | A vegetation god that got his immortality by drinking from the well of life |
| Kahil | Arabia | A god |
| Kahilan | Arabia | A god |
| Kahindo | Zaire [Africa] | A goddess of fire |
| Kai | Yum Maya | A god of music |
| Kaiamunu | Papua / New Guinea | A demon that plays a large part in initiation ceremony for boys |
| Kaikara | Bunyoro [Uganda] | A harvest goddess |
| Kaitabha | Hindu | A demon which tried to attack Brahma, not a good move |
| Kaka | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | Another minor god with political pull |
| Kaka-Guia | Volta | The funerary god |
| Kakaku | Japan / Shinto | A river god invoked to protect houses against fire |
| Kakia | Greek | A goddess of vice |
| Kakupacat | Maya | A war god with a shield of fire |
| Kala | Hindu / Puranic / Vedic | A god of death |
| Kalacakra | Buddhist / Mayhayana / Tibet | A tutelary god that is personally selected |
| Kaladuti | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A goddess whose name means messenger of death |
| Kalavikarnika | Hindu / Puranic | A fever goddess |
| Kaldas | Russia | A goddess of cattle |
| Kali | Hindu | A goddess of cemeteries, destruction & death that helped dance the universe into existence in one aspect |
| Kali | India | This is the goddess of female energy who is both terrible & kind |
| Kali | Jain | A goddess of learning |
| Kali | Ma Hindu | A goddess of cemeteries, destruction & death that helped dance the universe into existence in one aspect |
| Kalika | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A goddess common often seen standing upon a corpse |
| Kalika | Hindu | A goddess of cemeteries, destruction & death that helped dance the universe into existence in one aspect |
| Kalisia | Pygmy [Zaire / Congo] | A creator god that is the guardian of hunters & the jungle forests |
| Kaliya | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor serpent god, a Naga |
| Kalki [n] | Hindu / Vedic / Puranic / Epic | This god will be the 10th avatar of Visnu that rewards good & punishes people |
| Kallingenia | Greek | A rather obscure goddess of birth |
| Kalma | Finland | A goddess of death |
| Kaltes | Ugric | [Siberia] A goddess |
| Kaltes | Vogul / Siberia | A goddess of birth |
| Kaltesh | Ugric [W. | Siberia] A goddess concerned with the birth & destiny of the child |
| Kalumba | Luba | [Zaire] The creator god |
| Kalunga | Ndonga | [Angola] The supreme being |
| Kalvis | Baltic | The heavenly Smith of Baltic religion |
| Kalypso | Greek | An immortal nymph |
| Kam-Po | Tibet / Bon | A sky god & the head of the ancient pantheon |
| Kama | Hindu / Puranic / India | A god of love & carnal desire |
| Kama-Gami | Japan / Shinto | The god of potters |
| Kama [Deva] | Hindu / Puranic / India | A god of love & carnal desire |
| Kamado | No | Kami Japan / Shinto The god of kitchen stoves |
| Kamado-gami | Japan | The gods of the hearth |
| Kamakshi | Hindu / Vedic | A benign aspect of the goddess Parvati |
| Kamaksi | Dravidian / Tamil | A goddess |
| Kamala | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess |
| Kamapua'a | Polynesia | The hog man |
| Kambel | Melanesia | A sky god |
| Kamenae | Italy | A goddesses of springs & wells |
| Kami-mi-masubi | Japan | A goddess |
| Kami-Musubi | Japan | A goddess |
| Kami-Musubi-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | A third creator being in the primordial a list of deities, this being was born alone in the cosmos & its presence remains hidden from humans |
| Kami-Nari | Japan | A god of rolling thunder |
| Kamini | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess |
| Kamo-Wake-Ikazuchi | Japan / Shinto | One of the many rain gods |
| Kamos | Moab | [Jordan] The chief god |
| Kamrusepa [s] | Hittite | She is the goddess of magic & healing |
| Kamui | Ainu [ | Japan] The sky god |
| Kan | u | Uayeyab Maya He is the god who guarded cities. |
| Kan-xib-yui | Maya | The god who recreated earth |
| Kana-Yama-Hime-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | A goddess of miners with a very sad birth story |
| Kanaloa | Hawaii | A god of the ocean |
| Kanank'ash | Maya | A forest deity of the modern Maya people |
| Kane | Hawaii | The god of the forests & trees |
| Kangalogba | Pokot / Suk [Uganda] | A primordial female spirit personified in the dragonfly |
| Kanikanihia | Hawaii | A goddess of love |
| Kankar | Mata Hindu | / Puranic / Epic A mother goddess that became a mother of evil intent |
| Kannan | Hindu / Puranic / Epic / Tamil | An incarnation of Vishnu known as the dark one |
| Kannon | Japan | A form of the bodhisattva |
| Kantatman | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A rather obscure god, of medicine it is thought |
| Kanti | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess whose name means desire |
| Kao | Kuo-Jiu China / Tao | An immortal being, the tutelary god of actors |
| Kapali | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A god, one of the 11 forms of Rudra |
| Kapo | Hawaii | A goddess of abortions, fertility, childbirth & midwives |
| Kappa | Japan | Water demons / spirits |
| Kapua | Hawaii | The divine tricksters or mischief makers |
| Karai-Shin | Buddhist / Japan | A god of lightning |
| Karalkal | Ammaiyar Hindu | / S. India A local mother goddess |
| Karei | Andaman Is. | The goddess of thunder & storm |
| Karei | Semang | [Malaya] The supreme being |
| Karhuhas | Hittite / Luwian | A god |
| Kari | Semang [Malaya] | The supreme God who lets you know he is mad when it thunders |
| Karini | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A fear goddess |
| Karkota | Hindu | A snake god |
| Karmavasita | Buddhist | A minor goddess that personifies the discipline of spiritual regeneration |
| Karora | Arandan | The creator |
| Karta | Latvia | A goddess of destiny, only known from oral / folk tradition |
| Kartikeya | Hindu / Vedic | A god of war |
| Karttikeya | Buddhist | A god |
| Karttikeya | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A god of war & a form of Skanda |
| Karttiki | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A mother goddess |
| Karuiles | siunes | Syria The old divinities taken over by the Hittites |
| Kashku | Proto-Hattic | A moon god he is appeased with sacrifices of sheep |
| Kasku | Hittite / Hurrian | A moon god known from inscriptions |
| Kasku | Proto-Hattic | A moon god he is appeased with sacrifices of sheep |
| Kasyapa | Hindu / Puranic / Vedic | A primordial god & divine messenger |
| Katahziwuri | Hittite | She is the goddess of magic & healing |
| Katargama | Tamil [Sri | Lanka] A tutelary god |
| Katavi | Ntamwezi [Tanzania] | A demonic being who is chief of the water spirits |
| Katavul | Tamil [S. | India / Sri Lanka] Such a supreme god that he was the ultimate creator all that exists in the world & able to judge humanity & to reward or punish at well |
| Katayana | Hindu / Puranic | A form the goddess Durga or Parveti |
| Kathar | Ugart | This god not only built the Palace of Baal, but is responsible for architects, artisans & weapons makers |
| Kathirat | Canaan | The wise goddesses |
| Katkochila | Witun | [Cal. USA] A god |
| Katoyalla | Inca [SA] | He is the god of lightning, thunder & rain storms |
| Katsinas | Acoma | [Cal USA] The children of Iatiku who could bring rain & food |
| Kattakju | Inuit | A goddess of healing |
| Katyayani | Hindu / Puranic | A form of the goddess of Durga or Parveti |
| Kaukas | Lithuania | A spirit being, some type of goblin that brings good luck who is also bound to the notion of a dragon guarding treasure |
| Kauket | Egypt | A primordial goddess, one of the eight that represent chaos |
| Kaulu | Polynesia | A trickster god |
| Kaumauri | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | Another goddess that later became considered a goddess of evil intent |
| Kaumudi | Hindu | The goddess of the light of the moon |
| Kautar | Syria | A god blacksmiths |
| Kavra'nna | Chukchi | [E. Siberia] A sun spirit, female type |
| Kawa | No | Kami Japan A god of rivers |
| Kaya | Nu | Hima Japan The goddess of herbs |
| Kazyoba | Nyamwezi [Tanzania] | A sun god held to be the creator & tutelary deity of the tribe |
| Ke'lets | Chukchi | [Siberia] The demon of death |
| Keb | An | earth god |
| Kebechet | Egypt | A chthonic snake goddess |
| Kebechsenef / Kebehsenuf | Egypt | A funerary god responsible for at the lower portion of the body |
| Keca | Aba Russia | A goddess of war |
| Kedesh | Syria | A goddess of nature, whose cult was orgiastic |
| Keelut | Inuit | An evil earth spirit |
| Kefa | Egypt | A goddess of the Great Bear |
| Kek | Egypt | A primordial god, one of the eight representing chaos |
| Keket | Egypt | A goddess of darkness associated with the the island of flame |
| Kekt | Ken Egypt | A goddess of love |
| Kele | De Irish | A very old goddess |
| Ceile | De Irish | A very old goddess |
| Kelpie | Scotland | A very bad tempered water spirit with only one eye & that likes to kill humans |
| Kematef | Egypt | An epitaph for the primeval god Amun |
| Kemos | Moab [Jordan] | A tutelary god |
| Kemur | Egypt | The Black Bull the venerated at Athribis |
| Kemwer | Egypt | The Black Bull the venerated at Athribis |
| Keneun | Iroquois | [NE US / SE Canada] The chief of the Thunderbirds an invisible spirit |
| Keng | Li | Ssu China A god of robbers |
| Keng | Yen | cheng China Another god of robbers & thieves |
| Kenos | Tierra del Fuego | This god & was sent to earth by the supreme god, supposedly to bring order into the world. He goofed up & created humans |
| Ker-pl | Keres / Cer Greek | A destructive or malevolent female spirit |
| Keres | Greek | These were rather evil demons |
| Keret | Canaan | The son of the great god El |
| Keret'kun | Chukchi [Siberia] | A god of the sea |
| Keretkun | Chukchi [Siberia] | A god of the sea |
| God | Country | Description |
|
| Keri & Kame | Bacairi [1st nations]
| These brothers are accused of creating the human race |
| Kerridwen | Celtic | She stands accused of being a goddess of inspiration & knowledge |
| Kesava | Hindu | This God is a minor avatar of Visnu |
| Kesava | India | He is the god of the sun & guardian of the universe |
| Kesini | Buddhist | A goddess |
| Ketchimanet | Iowa / Fox [Plains US] | The Great Spirit |
| Ketq | Skwaye Huron [US / Canada] | The creator |
| Ketua | Ngbandi [Zaire] | A god of fortune invoked at daybreak |
| Keyeme | Taulipsang [S. America] | The god & lord of the animals |
| Khadau | Amur [Siberia] | The creator god, neat story |
| Khadoma | Tibet | A goddess of knowledge |
| Khandoba | Hindu | A form of the god Siva |
| Khasa | Hindu / Vedic | A minor goddess that controls the spirits of forests |
| Khasaparna | Buddhist | A god |
| Khasarpana | India | A form of the Bodhisattva |
| Khasarpana-Lokesvara | India | A form of the Bodhisattva |
| Khebieso | Ewe | The god of lightning |
| Khem | Egypt | A god of life & growth in nature, vegetation, animals, fertility |
| Khen-Ma | Buddhist / Tibet | A goddess that is the controller of the earth's demons |
| Khen-Pa | Buddhist / Tibet | A god that controls the demons of heaven |
| Khentimentiu | Egypt | This is the god that rules the destinies of all of the dead |
| Kheper | Egypt | A sun god in the form of a scarab |
| Khepera | Egypt | A sun god in the form of a scarab |
| Khepra | Egypt | A sun god in the form of a scarab |
| Khepri | Egypt | A sun god in the form of a scarab |
| Kherty | Egypt | The ram god of the underworld worshipped from ca. 2500 BCE |
| Khesef | Egypt | A lion god who repels feelings of lust |
| Khio | N.Z. | The chief god who appears to be known only to the nobility & the priests |
| Khipa | Hittite / Hurrian | A tutelary deity |
| Khnemu | Egypt | A smith god who forms humans on his potter's wheel |
| Khnum | Egypt | A smith god who forms humans on his potter's wheel |
| Kho | Bushmen [Africa] | The supreme god |
| Khons | Hor Egypt | A god of healing & the moon, those who travel at night, & expels demons |
| Khons [u] | Egypt | A god of healing & the moon, those who travel at night, & expels demons |
| Khonsu | Egypt | A god of healing & the moon, those who travel at night, & expels demons |
| Khonuum | Pygmies [Africa] | The chief god |
| Khoromozitel | Slavic | These are domestic spirits, sadly not the sipping kind |
| Khors | Slavic | A god of health & hunting |
| Khosaadam | Yenisei [Siberia] | She was driven out of heaven to become an eater of souls |
| Khovaki | Tungus [Siberia] | This entity is guilty of being the creator of the world |
| Khshathra | Vairya Persia | The god of minerals & metals that ruled over war |
| Khu | Bushmen [Africa] | The supreme god |
| Khuzwane | Lovedu | [Bantu Transvaa] A creator deity |
| Khwarenah | Persia | A bit of a strange definition, possessed by all mortals yet it is of fire which dwells in water |
| Khyung-Gai | mGo-Can | Buddhist / Tibet / Bon A local god |
| Ki | Fudo | Buddhist A deity |
| Ki | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A chthonic principal, feminine in nature |
| Ki'i | Hawaiia | The creator god or first created man |
| Ki'njen | Yukaghir [E. | Siberia] This sky spirit is in charge of keeping an accounting of the time |
| Kianda | Kimbundu [Angola] | The god of the sea & fish |
| Kianto | Lacandon Maya | This is the god of foreigners & all diseases |
| Kibuka | Buganda [Uganda] | The god of war |
| Kichijo | Ten Japan | She is a goddess of good fortune & beauty |
| Kigatilik | Inuit | A delightful fanged demon that has no love of priests |
| Kihe | Wahine | Hawaii A kindly goddess of demons, who from the the goodness of her heart is also a goddess of lizards |
| Kiho | Tumu | Tuamotu Archipelago The supreme god |
| Kiki | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A chthonic principal, feminine in nature |
| Kikimora | Slavic | A female household deity |
| Kilibob | Oceanic | A trickster god |
| Kilya | Inca [SA] | A goddess of marriage |
| King | Wan | China A god of luck |
| Kingu | Akkadia | A demon mentioned in the creation epic |
| Kingu | Babylon | He is in the husband / son of Tiamat |
| Kinharingan | Duisun | [Borneo] A creator god |
| Kini'je | Yukaghir [E. | Siberia] This sky spirit is in charge of keeping an accounting of the time |
| Kinich | Kakmo Maya | A sun & war god |
| Kinnar | W. Semitic | A musician god |
| Kinnara | India | A group of spirit beings that looked like birds with a human head |
| Kinyras | Cyprus | The god of iron-smelting |
| Kipu-Tytto | Finland | The goddess of illness |
| Kiri | Amma | Sri Lanka A goddess of healing & childhood diseases |
| Kirti | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess |
| Kis | Egypt | The god of Kusae |
| Kisar | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / SumeriaA | primordial god / dess |
| Kisboldogasszony | Hungary | A virgin goddess & protector of women & children |
| Kishar | Mesopotamia | A female principle |
| Kishi | Mojin | Japan / Buddhism The goddess of motherhood |
| Kishimo | Jin | Japan / Buddhism The goddess of motherhood |
| Kishijoten | Japan | A goddess of good luck |
| Kishimo-jin | Japan | A goddess that changed her mind, maybe |
| Kishimojin | Japan | A demoness converted by Buddha |
| Kisin | Maya | He is the evil earthquake spirit |
| Kiskil-lilla | Sumeria | A night demon |
| Kitanitowit | Algonkian | [NE US SE Canada] He is supreme & present everywhere in the universe & invisible, like most gods |
| Kitchki | N.A. | A Manitou |
| Kitcki | Manitou | Algonquin [NE US SE Canada] The supreme being |
| Kiya'marak | Inuit | A supreme being that remains out of touch, distant & remote as regards ordinary mortals |
| Kiyo | Hime Japan | A goddess of justice |
| Klio | Greek | The muse of historical & heroic poetry |
| Kloanthes | Hellenized Roman | Egypt A youthful god of Panoplois |
| Klotes | Greek | A goddess of spinning |
| Klotho | Greek | The goddess of spinning |
| Kn | Sgni India | A goddess of war |
| Kneph | Egypt | A smith god who forms humans on his potter's wheel |
| Knpua | Hawaii | Generic term for the demigods of Hawaii, as opposed to the Akua,the gods proper |
| Ko | Hsien | Weng China A god of jugglers |
| Kobold | German | A mischievous household spirit |
| Kodamata | India | A goddess of health |
| Kodoyanpe | Maidu | [Cal. US] A deity |
| Koevasi | Melanesia | A snake goddess |
| Kokola | Africa | The guardian god who hides in a cave on the shores of Lake Victoria |
| Kokomikeis | Blackfoot [NA] | The moon goddess mother of the Morning Star |
| Kokopell' | Mana | Hopi [SW USA] A goddess of fertility |
| Kokyan | Hopi [SW USA] | The creator goddess who created humans, plants, & animals |
| Kolanthes Egypt | / Greek / Roman | A god |
| Kolias | Greek | A goddess of foothills |
| Kollapura-Mahalaksmi | Hindu / Puranic | A goddess |
| Kolpia | Phoenicia | The creator god |
| Kombu | Bantu [Africa] | This is the god of creation |
| Komodia | Greek | A goddess of happiness & amusement |
| Komoku | Japan | The guardian of the south |
| Komorkis | Blackfoot | [N. Plains US] A moon goddess |
| Kompira | Japan | The name for Kuvera, Hindu god of wealth |
| Kon | Peru | He is the god of all the desert |
| Kondos | Finlamd | The god of sowing & young crops |
| Kongde | China | A goddess of justice |
| Kongsim | Korea | A goddess of healing |
| Kono | Hana | Sakuya Japan A goddess of spring |
| Kono-Hana-Sakuya-Hime-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | A mountain goddess |
| Korawini | Paiute [W. USA] | A goddess of intercourse |
| Kore | Greek | A goddess of springtime |
| Kornjunfer | German | A goddess of grain |
| Korobona | Carib [C. | Amer.] A goddess of lakes |
| Koros | Greek | A goddess of extravagant joy & exuberance |
| Korravai | Davidian / Tamil [S. | India / Sri Lanka] A war goddess |
| Korrawi | Tamil [India / | Sri Lanka] The goddess of battle & victory |
| Korrigan | French | A goddess of underground springs |
| Korybantes | Asia | Minor / Greece The demonic companions of Kybele |
| Kostrubonko | Russia | A god of spring |
| Kotar | Syria | A god blacksmiths |
| Kothar | Canaan | A god Blacksmiths |
| Kothar | u | Khasis Canaan The god of crafts |
| Kotisri | Buddhist | A mother goddess that is called the mother of 7000 Buddhas, busy girl |
| Koto-Shiro-Nushi | Japan / Shinto | A god of love |
| Kottavei | India | A goddess of war |
| Kotys | Thrace | A goddess whose worship spread throughout Greece & Italy |
| Kou | Njami | Siberia A goddess of war |
| Kouretes | Greek | Forest deities |
| Kourothropis | Greek | A really obscure goddess, who wet nursed, this goddess is known only from ritual texts |
| Kovas | Lithuania | A god of war |
| Kratesis | Greek | A goddess of victory |
| Kratos | Greek | A god of strength |
| Krishna | Hindu | An avatar of Vishnu & a ladies man |
| Krittika | India | A goddesses of the Pleiades |
| Krodhadevatas | Buddhist | These are the gods of terror |
| Kronos | Greek | A god of agriculture, he did a temporary tour as king of the Titans & a former supreme god |
| Kronos | Pre-Greek | A fertility god celebrated by of harvest festival of Kronia |
| Kronus | Greek | A god of agriculture, he did a temporary tour as king of the Titans |
| Krosdari | Hindu | A rather emancipated goddess |
| KRSNA | Hindu / Puranic / Epic / Tamil | An incarnation of Vishnu known as the dark one |
| Krttika [s] | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor malevolent goddess / es |
| Krtya | Hindu | A goddess of witchcraft |
| Krumine | Lithuania | A god of grain |
| Ksama | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor goddess |
| Ksantiparmata | Buddhist | A philosophical deity |
| Kshumai | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A beneficent fertility goddess |
| Ksitigarbha | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A goddess whose name is womb of the earth |
| Ku | Hawaii | A god of power, war & warriors |
| Ku | Uasa | Finland He is a god of water |
| Ku'nkunxuliga | Ma'maelegae [BC Canada] | A tribal god & personification of the Thunderbird |
| Ku'urkil | Chukchi [Siberia] | Not only god, but a powerful Shaman & the first man |
| Kuan | Ti | China A god of literature & fortune telling |
| Kuan | Yin China / Tao | A benign guardian goddess, probably of Indian origin |
| Kuan-yin | China | Buddhist A bodhisattva, goddess of mercy |
| Kuanja | Angola | A goddess of hunting |
| Kuat | Brazil | A god of the sun & war |
| Kubaba | Anatolia / Syria | The chief goddess of the Neo Hittites |
| Kubaba | Carchemish / Luwian | A goddess that became Cybele |
| Kubaba | Kish | This goddess, a former barmaid, reigned as queen of the third dynasty for 100 years |
| Kubera | Hindu / Puranic / Vedic / Epic | He is the guardian of the north as well as a god of riches |
| Kubjika | Hindu | A goddess of writing |
| Kubuddhi | Hindu | A minor goddess whose name means stupid, she ran around with Gansea |
| Kucumatz | Kiche | [Maya] A god that created all things from itself |
| Kukumatz | Kiche | [Maya]The supreme god |
| Kud | Korea | A dark & evil principle |
| Kudia | Siberia | He is a sky god |
| Kuei | ku | Tzu China Another god of fortune telling |
| Kuei | Shing | China A god of literature presides in Ursa Major |
| Kujaku | Myoo | Buddhist He gives protection against drought & protects against all evil |
| Kujaku | Myoo Japan | Buddhist A deity of Japanese esoteric Buddhism |
| Kuju | Yukaghir [Siberia] | A benevolent sky spirit that supplies food |
| Kuk | & | Kauket Egypt Primeval gods |
| Kuk | Egypt | A primeval god, one of a pair |
| Kukalikimoku | Polynesia | A god of war |
| Kuksu | Pommo | [Cal. USA] A god |
| Kuku-Ki-Waka-Murpo-Tsuna-Ne-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | The god that guards the home & its environs |
| Kuku-Toshi-No-Kami | Japan | The god responsible for a harvest of full grown rice, his shrines are often served by |
| Kukudhi | Albania | This female demon of sickness had an unhappy life at as a human |
| Kukulcan | Maya | A storm god & supreme god that gave us the calendar he started life as a god of the Toltec |
| Kukuth | Albania | This is a female demon of sickness had an unhappy life at as a human |
| Kul | Vogul / Ostiak | These are nasty water spirits that are not only selfish, for a lark they inflict sickness on humans |
| Kuladevi | Hindu | A goddess |
| Kulika | Hindu | A Naga |
| Kulisankusa | Jain [India] | A goddess of learning |
| Kulisevari | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A goddess often shown with a corpse |
| Kulla Babylon | / Akkadia | A god of builders & responsible for the creation of bricks |
| Kulshedra | Albania | A female demonic individual that may be either an enormous hag with pendulous breasts & / or a dragon like monster that spits fire |
| Kumarbi [s] | Hittite / Hurrian | The creator / father of the gods |
| Kumari | Hindu / Vedic | A demonic aspect of Parvati & an epitaph of Durga |
| Kumokums | Modoc [S. | Oregon USA] The creator god |
| Kumush | Modoc | [S. Oregon US] A sky god |
| Kun | Aymara | [Bolivia] The snow god & main deity |
| Kun | Lun | China While on earth he is the lord of the sky's capital or something like that |
| Kun | tu | bzan po Tibet The head god in the Bon pantheon |
| Kun-Rig | Buddhist / Tibet | A god associated associated with the prayer wheel |
| Kunado-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | A guardian deity of roads & crossroads |
| Kunapipi | Alawa [Aus.] | A type of magna mater, rather unpleasant who is still a part of the rite of passage for males |
| Kundalini | Aztec | A mother goddess responsible for provision of all food from the soil |
| Kuni-Toko-tachi | Japan | The first god |
| Kuni-Tsu-Kami | Japan | The name of the Japanese gods of earth |
| Kunitokotatchi | Japan / Shinto | The chief deity |
| Kuntu | bXan | Po Tibet / Bon This god was the head of the pantheon |
| Kuo | Tzu | i China Another god of happiness |
| Kupala | Slavic | A goddess of herbal lore, long life,water, witchcraft, sorcery & sex |
| Kupalo | Russia | A midsummer goddess |
| Kupalo | Slavic | A goddess of fertility, sex & fire |
| Kupapa | Carchemish / Luwian | A goddess that became Cybele |
| Kura-Okami | Japan | A god of rain & snow |
| Kura-Okami-No-Kami | Shinto | A rain god that may also cause snow falls |
| Kurdalaegon | Ossetian [Caucus | mtns.] The god of all blacksmiths with a strange job |
| Kurdaligon | Ossetian [Caucus | mtns.] The god of all blacksmiths with a strange job |
| Kuretes | Crete | Demons associated with vegetation |
| Kurke | Prussia | He is a god of grain |
| Kurkil | Mongolian | [Siberia] A raven creator god |
| Kurma [vatara] | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | An avatar of Visnu |
| Kurukalla | Buddhist | A goddess, usually of terrifying appearance |
| Kurukalla | Hindu | A goddess, one of the Tantric deities |
| Kurukalla | Tibet | A goddess of riches |
| Kurukulla | Buddhist | A goddess |
| Kurunta | Hittite | He is a god of rural areas |
| Kus | Akkadia / Babylon / Mespotomia | A chthonic underworld god & the god of herdsmen |
| Kusag | Babylon | Not only is he the patron god of priests he is the high priest of the gods |
| Kushi-Dama-Nigi-Haya-Hi | Japan / Shinto | A sun god, the apotheosis of the morning sun |
| Kushi-Iwa-Mado-no-Mikoto | Japan / Shinto | This guardian god protects entrance gates |
| Kusor | Phoenicia | A god of many talents, controller of the seasons |
| Kusor | Syria | A god blacksmiths |
| Kusuh | Hittite / Hurrian / Anatolia | The moon god |
| Kutkhu | Kamchadal [SE | Siberia] A male & guardian spirit |
| Kutkinnaku | Koryak [Siberia] | This is the spirit that taught mankind to hunt & catch fish in addition to giving them the fire stick & the shamans drum |
| Kuvera | Hindu | A spirit-leader |
| Kvasir | Norse / Iceland | A minor god of wisdom |
| Kwammang-a | Bushmen | [C. Africa] The god |
| Kwan | Yin | China A goddess of childbirth, compassion & mercy |
| Kwannon | China | Buddhist A bodhisattva, goddess of mercy |
| Kwanonn | Buddhist / Japan | A form of Avalokitesvara |
| Kweku | Akan | [S. Ghana] The supreme creator god |
| Kwoth | Nuer [Sudan] | The creator god |
| Kyala | Nyakyusa | [SW Tanzania] The creator god |
| Kyanwa | Niger [Africa] | A goddess of hunting |
| Kybebe | Phrygian | [NW Turkey] |
| Kybele | Phrygia | A mother & fertility goddess of the mountains |
| Kybele | Phrygian | [NW Turkey] |
| Kyrene | Thessaly | A nymph |
| Kyumbe | Zaramo [Tanzania] | He created all living things on the earth |
| L'etsa'aplelana | Bella | Coola [PNW Canada] The goddess who initiates the shamans |
| La Babylon | / Chaldea | A moon goddess |
| Lachesis | Greek | One of the fates |
| Lactans | Roman | The god of agriculture |
| Lactanus | Roman | The god of agriculture |
| Lactura | Greek | A grain goddess |
| Lacturna | The | goddess of growing wheat |
| Lada | Lycia | A mother or fertility goddess |
| Lada | Slavic | A goddess of happiness & love |
| Lady | of | Charity Africa / Caribbean / S. & C. America She is the goddess of sweet water |
| Lahama | Sumeria | A water-demon |
| Lahamu | Akkadia / Babylon / MesopotamiaA | primordial deity |
| Lahamu | Sumeria | A water-demon |
| Lahar | Babylon | The god of cattle |
| Lahar | Sumeria | A goddess of sheep |
| Lahe | Basque | A goddess of health |
| Lahmu | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | Another primordial deity |
| Lahurati | Elamite [Iran] | Yet another god |
| Lai | Cho | China A god of agriculture |
| Laima | Latvia | A goddess of human fate |
| Laima | Lithuania | A goddess trio of life & good fortune, the fates |
| Laka | Hawaii | A goddess of virgin land, song & dance |
| Lakshimi | India | She is the goddess of beauty & wealth, but very fickle & claims no god can sustain her for very long |
| Lakshmi | Hindu / Vedic | A goddess of love & beauty |
| Laksmana | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A god the younger brother of Rama |
| Laksmi | Hindu / Puranic / Epic / India | A goddess of agriculture, love, beauty, prosperity, Lotus flowers, wealth, & pleasure |
| Lalaia'il | Bella Coola [Canada PNW] | The Manitou that initiated the shaman |
| Lalbai | India | A goddess of healing & cholera |
| Lalita | India | A goddess of happiness, playfulness |
| Lalita | Tripurasundai | Tantric [India] She is the symbol of cosmic energy & the secret ruler of the world |
| Lama | Hittite / Luwian | A protective god |
| Lama | Sumeria | A feminine benevolent protective demon that later became the half man & half bull guardian of palace entrances |
| Lamaria | Svan | [W. Caucasus] A goddess of the hearth |
| Lamatsu | Akkadia | A demoness of fever & disease among infants |
| Lamia | Greek | She is a vampire type spirit who stole small children & sucked people's blood, currently accepted in modern Greece |
| Lan | Cai-he | China One of the 8 Immortals of China |
| Lan | Kai-He China / Tao | An immortal being |
| Landvaettir | Norse | The guardian spirits of a place or country |
| Lao | Lang | China A god of actors |
| Lao | T'ien | Yeh China [Sung] The Sung high god |
| Lao-Tze | China | A mortal who was shamed with being made into a god with a rather bizarre birth, out of his mother's arm pit |
| Lapis | Roman | A name given to Jupeter |
| Lar | Roman | A god of the house |
| Lara | A Naiad | daughter of the River God Almo. Lara could not hold her tongue and reported to Hera that Zeus loved Juturna. For this Zeus wrenched from her the indiscreet tongue, and told Hermes to take her to Hades as she was to become an infernal Nymph. In this way she became Tacita, The Silent Goddess (Dea Muta). Lara consorted with Hermes and gave birth to the LARES, twin brothers, who guard the crossroads and ever keep watch in the city. |
| Laran | Etrusca | A war god |
| Lares | Compitales Roman | The guardian deities of crossroads wit a festival on January 5 |
| Lares | Familiarus Roman | The tutelary deities of the home & the family, particularly associated with the hearth |
| Lares | Roman | Hearth deities, they are unique to the Romans |
| Lares | Viales Roman | The tutelary deities of travelers |
| Larunda | Sabine | An earth goddess |
| Larve | Roman | These are evil spirits of the dead with two festivals one on nine November & 1 on 13 May |
| Lasas | Etruscan | Goddesses, the fates |
| Laseo | Torjadjas | [Celebes Is.] The sun god & divine ancestor |
| Lasghusyamala | Hindu / Puranic | A minor goddess |
| Laskowice | Slavic | The forest spirits |
| Leshcia | Slavic | The forest spirits |
| Lassair | Irish | A goddess of midsummer |
| Lassu | Akkadia | A benevolent demon, guide of worshippers |
| Lasya | Buddhist / Tibet | A mother goddess |
| Latiaran | Irish | The youngest of the three sisters who made up a triune goddess & a goddess of autumn & fire |
| Latipan | Canaan | A creator god |
| Latis | Britain | A lake goddess who later became a goddess of ale & mead |
| Latmikaik | Pelew Is. | This goddess of the sea is the co-creator co-ruler of the world |
| Latona | Roman | The counterpart of the Greek Leto |
| Latpon | Phoenicia | A god of wisdom |
| Latur | Dano | Nias Is.[Indonesia] This is the counterpart of their supreme god which causes sickness, death & bad weather |
| Lau | Andaman Is. | These are spirit beings that are created when an islander dies |
| Lauka | Mate / Laukamat | Lativa A goddess of agriculture |
| Laukika-Devatas | Hindu | The generic name for gods known from local folklore |
| Laukosargas | Prussia | He is a god of grain & the fields |
| Laume | Lithuania / Prussia | This entit, usually sky clad, enjoys helping people & protects orphans, she became demonized |
| Laverna | Italy | A chthonic underworld goddess |
| Le | Fay | Wales A goddess of the sea & of the Isle of Avalon |
| Le | Tkakawash | Klamath [PNW] A bird goddess |
| Lebien-Poghl | Yukaghir [Siberia] | Animistic owner god & chief protector of the earth |
| Leda | Anatolia | A mother goddess |
| Legba | Fon [Benin] | A god of fate |
| Legba | Haiti | A god of the sun & war |
| Legba | Yoruba [Africa] | These deities are messengers between gods & mortals, not very nice either |
| Lei | Kung | China A god of thunder |
| Lei | Tsu | China A god of innkeepers |
| Lei-zi | China | A goddess of thunder |
| Lelwani | Hittite / Hurrian | A chthonic underworld goddess |
| Lempo | Finland | A god of frenzied of love |
| Lemures | Roman | These are evil spirits of the dead with two festivals one on nine November & 1 on 13 May |
| Lendix-Teux | Chilcotin [BC Canada] | A tutelary god that educates the human race |
| Lennaxidaq | Kwakiutl | A goddess of wealth & luck |
| Lenus | Celtic | A god of healing |
| Lesa | SE Africa | A creator god |
| Leshy | Slavic | A god of the forest |
| Lethe | Greek | She is the goddess of oblivion |
| Leto | Greek | A Titaness of healing |
| Leto | Roman | The counterpart of the Greek Leto |
| Leucetios | Continental Celtic | A thunder god |
| Leucosia | Greek | A nymph that did the Siren act |
| Leucothea | Greek | A sea goddess who protects her worshippers from being shipwrecked |
| Levarcham | Irish | A goddess of physical prowess |
| Leza | Bantu [Zimbabwe] | The chief god |
| Lha | Buddhist / Tibet | Bon A generic term for the gods |
| Lhamo / Lha Mo | Buddhist / Tibet
| A goddess of the Bon pantheon |
| Li | China | A divine lord of fire |
| Li Lao chun | China
| A god of farriers & of leather workers |
| Li No Cha | China / Tao
| The guardian god that was born from human parents |
| Li Thieh-Kuai | China / Tao | An immortal being |
| Li Tie-guai | China
| 1 of the 8 Immortals of China |
| Lianja | Nkundo [Zaire] | A god |
| Liban | Irish | A goddess of lakes |
| Libanza | Upotos / Bangala [Zaire] | A creator god |
| Libentina | Roman | A goddess of lust she attended Venus |
| Liber | Italy | A chthonic god of fertility with a festival, the Liberalia, on March 17th |
| Liber | Pater Roman | The god of human & agricultural fertility |
| Libera | Italy | A fertility goddess of spring |
| Liberalitas | Roman | The god of generosity |
| Libertas | Roman | A goddess of freedom & constitutional government |
| Libitina | Roman | The goddess of death & funerals |
| Lietna'igrin | Chukchi [SE | Siberia] The female spirit of the dawn |
| Lietna'irgin | Chukchi | [E. Siberia] The spirit of the dawn |
| Ligeia | Greek | A nymph who sang to wreck the ships of sailors with her sister |
| Lilith | Jewish | A rather startling young lady started out as a wife & became a demoness |
| Lilith | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A goddess of storms |
| Lilitu | Babylon | A nocturnal demoness who lingers on as the Jewish Lilith |
| Liluri | Syria | A mountain goddess, part of a pair with the weather god |
| Liluri | Syria | A mountain goddesses who accepted a bull for a sacrifice |
| Limentinus | Roman | One of the very rarely mentioned household gods who was responsible for protecting lintels a staple in Roman cooking |
| Limnades | Greek | A goddesses of lakes, marshes, swamps |
| Limnaee | Greek | A nymph of the Ganges, mother of Athis & killed in Ethiopia by Perseus |
| Lina | Greek | A goddess of weaving |
| Linga | Hindu | A phallic form of Siva |
| Lipse | Greek | A wind goddess |
| Lir | Irish | The sea god |
| Liriope | Mother, | by the River God Cephisus, of Narcissus who fell in love with himself or with his sister and was transformed into a flower. But others say that Narcissus was son of Endymion & Selene. |
| Lisa | Benin | The Chameleon deity |
| Lisa | Fon[Benin] | A sun god |
| Litae | Greek | A goddesses of justice |
| Litavis | Britain | A god of the forge |
| Liu | China | A god of crops |
| Liu | Meng | China A god of agriculture |
| Liu | Pei | China A god of basket makers |
| Ljeschi | Slavic | The fauns & satyrs of the forest |
| Ljubi | Albania | A demoness that would cause drought unless a virgin was sacrificed to her |
| Llaesgyfnewid | Wales | A battle god |
| Llasar | Wales | A battle god |
| Lleu | Irish | A god of commerce, magic & war |
| Lleu | Llaw | Gyffes Welsh A hero god |
| Llorna | Spain | This female spirit lures people to their death, normally, drowning in bogs, swamps, etc. |
| Llyr | Welsh | The sea god |
| Lo | Shen | China A goddess of rivers |
| Lo | Tsu | Ta Hsien China A god of barbers & beggars |
| Lo | Yu | China The god of tea |
| Lo'cil | Yukaghir [Siberia] | A hearth spirit |
| Lo'cin-coro'mo | Yukaghir [Siberia] | A hearth spirit |
| Loa | Puerto Rico / Haiti | Spirit beings that were imported by African slaves |
| Loba | Duala [Cameroon / W. Africa] | The sun god |
| Locana | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A goddess |
| Loco | Haiti / Vodun | A god of healing |
| Lodur | Norse | A god that helped create the first human beings |
| Lodur [r] | German | A creator god mentioned in the creation myth |
| Lodurr | Norse | A god that helped create the first human beings |
| Lofn | Norse | A goddess of illicit unions |
| Lofn | Scandinavia | A goddess of love |
| Logi | Norse | A personification of fire |
| Logia | Irish | A goddess of the Lagan River |
| Logos | Christian | The principle embodied in the flesh by Jesus the Christ |
| Logos | Gnostic Christian | The word coming from the mind of their god |
| Logos | Greek | The primordial spirit of reason |
| Loha | Klamath [PNW] | A beneficent goddess portrayed as a beautiful woman |
| Lohasur | Devi India | A goddess of the forging of iron |
| Lokapala | Hindu | Gods |
| Lokapalas | Hindu / Vedic | 'world-guardians' |
| Lokesvara | Buddhist | A generic name for a group of deities such as Siva & Visnu |
| Loki | Norse | A trickster & mischief god, considered an evil god |
| Loki | Scandinavia | A god of fire |
| Loko | Fon [Benin] | A god of trees |
| Lomo | Ngbandi [Zaire] | The goddess of peace she is invoked at sunrise every day |
| Lono | & | Laka Polynesia The gods to whom the first fruits are offered |
| Lono | Hawaii | A primordial god of agriculture, peace, rain, clouds & the sky |
| Loo | Wit | Klickitat [PNW] A goddess of fire, volcanoes |
| Lopemat | Latvia | This is the goddess that created cattle |
| Lot | Irish | A hideous war goddess of physical prowess & strength |
| Lothur | Norse / Iceland | The god of physical senses |
| Lotis | This | Nymph transformed into a lotus while fleeing from the phallic deity Priapus. |
| Loucetius | Gaul | A war & tribal god |
| Louhi | Finland | A goddess of the ocean & winter |
| Lowa | Micronesia | A creator god |
| Lowalangi / Lowalani | Nias | [Indonesia] The god of world above & source of anything good |
| Loxo | Daughter | of the North Wind Boreas. A Naiad in the train of Artemis. |
| Lu | Hsing | China A god of employees, justice & salaries & another of the three gods who were known as Fu Shou Lu |
| Lu | pan | China A god of carpenters |
| Lu | Tong-Pin China / Tao | An immortal being, he is the tutelary god of barbers |
| Lu-Hsing | Chin | A god of salaries & employees |
| Lua | Roman | A goddess who protected things purified by ritual |
| Luamerava | Africa | A goddess of sexual desire |
| Luandinha | Brazil | A water goddess pictured as a snake |
| Luaths Lurgann | Celtic | A warrior goddess |
| Luaths Lurgann | Irish | A goddess of midwives |
| Lubanga | Buynyopro [Uganda] | The god of health |
| Lubangala | Bakongo [Zaire] | The rainbow god |
| Luchtain | Irish | A Minor war & death god |
| Luchtar | Irish | A Minor war & death god |
| Luchtar | Lud Irish | / Wales The chief god |
| Lucifer | Gnostic Christian | Depending upon who you believe, he is either of the firstborn son of God or the Devil |
| Lucina | Roman | A goddess of childbirth |
| Lud | Britain | This god is London's name sake |
| Lud | Irish | He is a primary god, one who helped defeat the Formain gods in battle |
| Lud | Wales | The chief god |
| Ludd | British | A god of the ocean, war & light |
| Lug | Irish | A god of commerce, magic & war |
| Lugal-Irra | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia | A chthonic underworld god |
| Lugalbanda / Lugulbanda | Sumeria | A deified king of Uruk |
| Lugeilan / Luk | Caroline Is. | He is a god of knowledge |
| Lugh | Irish | A god of commerce, magic & war |
| Lugh | Lamfota | of the Long Arm / Hand Irish A deity |
| Lugus | Irish | A god of commerce, magic & war |
| Luk | Caroline Is. | The high god |
| Lukelang | Caroline Is. | The high god |
| Lulal | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia | A god whose job is not known |
| Lulong | Borneo | The goddess of love |
| Luna | Roman | The moon goddess |
| Lunang | Kafir [Afghanistan] | The patron goddess of the Prasun river |
| Lung | Wang | Chin A dragon-king |
| Lung | Yen | China A god of the liver |
| Luonnotar | Finland | A goddess of the ocean |
| Luot | Hozjit | Saami / Lapland A goddess of summer |
| Lupan | Chin | A god of carpenters |
| Luperca | Roman | A goddess of pregnancy |
| Lupercus | Roman | A god of flocks & fertility & wolves, whose festival the Lupercalia is on February 15th |
| Lupi | Aymara [Bolivia] | The sun god |
| Lur | Basque | The earth goddess & mother of the sun as well as the moon |
| Lutinus | Roman | A god of fertility |
| Luxovius | Celtic | A god of healing |
| Lychie | Slavic | The fauns & satyrs of the forest |
| Lygea |
| A Nymph in the train of Cyrene. |
| Lykurgos | Greek | The name of a fruit tree god of N. Arabia |
| Lympha | Roman | A goddess of healing waters |
| Lyssa | Greek | A goddess of intoxication |
| Ma | Anatolia / Turkey | A fertility & vegetation goddess |
| Ma | Cappadocia | An earth & mother goddess |
| Ma | Egypt | A goddess of justice |
| Ma | Emma | Baltic A goddess of Midsummer |
| Ma | Kiela | Bakongo [Zaire] The deified head of a mortal women |
| Ma | Ku | China The goddess of springtime |
| Ma | Shi | China A goddess & stellar deity |
| Ma'at | Egypt | A law & order goddess of cosmic harmony, truth & justice |
| Ma-Enyo | Anatolia | A mother goddess |
| Ma-Mien | China | A bureaucrat of the underworld |
| Ma-zu | China | A sea goddess that is a benevolent guardian of fisherman |
| Maa | Egypt | He's the god of sight, sun god of the Nile Delta, & the midsummer |
| Maahes | Egypt | He's the god of sight, sun god of the Nile Delta, & the midsummer |
| Maat | Egypt | A goddess of justice, truth & stability |
| Maat | Egypt | A law & order goddess of cosmic harmony, truth & justice |
| Mab | Celtic | She is the goddess of grains a fairy queen of Connaught |
| Mabb | Wales | A warrioress believed to be a Welsh version of the Irish Queen Maeve & a goddess of midwives |
| Mabon | Celtic | A Minor sun god, who also ironically represses, of freedom, harmony & unity |
| Mac | Greine Irish | A kingly god |
| Macardit | Dinka[Sudan] | A demon spirit |
| Mac | Cecht Irish | The god of the plough for the Tuatha De Danann |
| Mac | Cuill Irish | A minor sea god of the Tuatha De Danann |
| Mac | Greine Irish | A minor sun god of the Tuatha De Danann |
| Macha | Celtic | A goddess of war, one aspect of the triple Morrigan |
| Macha [s] | Irish | One of the aspects of the triple Morrigu, also a goddess of fertility, festival &, sports & war |
| Machenti-irti | Egypt | A falcon god of law & order |
| Macuilxochitl | Aztec | An alternative name for Xochipilli the god of music & dancing |
| Madalait | Oceania | A creator goddess |
| Madb | Irish | She was once a powerful goddess |
| Mader-Atcha | Finland | A sky & thunder god, later name of the Christian god |
| Madhava | India | He is the god of the sun & guardian of the universe |
| Madhukara | Buddhist | A god with a sweet name, honey maker |
| Maeve | Irish | A mother goddess who is the apotheosis of the land |
| Mafdet | Egypt | A minor goddess who is a guardian against snakes & scorpions |
| Magh | Mor Irish | A Fir Bolg princess / goddess |
| Magha | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A benevolent minor goddess of fortune |
| Magni | German | This is a god of the future who has not yet arrived & a son of Thor |
| Magog | Irish | A mountain deity |
| Mah | Persia | A god, the progenitor of the cow who also presides over tides & time as well as a moon god |
| Maha-Ganapati | Hindu / Puranic | The elephant god, this time with 10 arms |
| Maha-Sarasvati | Hindu / Puranic | A goddess, an emanation of Laksmi |
| Mahabala | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A god, a rather fearsome emanation of Amitabha |
| Mahabja | Hindu / Puranic | A snake god a Naga |
| Mahadeva | Hindu / Puranic / Vedic | A rather important aspect of Siva |
| Mahakala | Buddhist | The guardian god of science & tents |
| Mahakala | Hindu / Puranic / Vedic | A destructive aspect of Shiva as the Lord of all time |
| Mahakali | Hindu | A form of the goddess Kali |
| Mahakali | India | She is not only in the divine mother, goddess of war, passion, & wisdom but she is the Supreme creator of the universe |
| Mahakali | Jain [India] | A goddess of learning |
| Mahakapi | Buddhist | A god & epitaph of the Buddha from a prior incarnation as an ape |
| Mahal | Mata Hindu | / Puranic / Epic A mother goddess |
| MahalbiyaHausa | [Africa] | A goddess of healing, fevers, ulcers |
| Mahalkakshmi | India | She is not only in the divine mother, goddess of war, passion, & wisdom but she is the Supreme creator of the universe |
| Mahamanasika | Jain | A goddess of learning |
| Mahamantranusarni | Buddhist | A guardian goddess |
| Mahamataras | Hindu | A group of goddesses |
| Mahamayuri | Buddhist / Mayhayana / Hindu | A snake god |
| Mahapadma | Hindu | A snake god |
| Mahapararinirvanamurti | Buddhist | A god |
| Mahaprabhu | India | A tutelary god |
| Mahapratisara | Buddhist | A guardian goddess |
| Mahapratyangira | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A goddess |
| Mahapurusha | Hindu / Vedic | A name of Vishnu |
| Maharaksa | Buddhist | A group of guardian goddesses |
| Maharatri | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess associated with Kali & Kamala |
| Mahasahasprramardani | Buddhist | A goddess |
| Mahasarasavati | India | She is not only in the divine mother, goddess of war, passion, & wisdom but she is the Supreme creator of the universe |
| Mahasitavati | Buddhist | A guardian goddess |
| Mahaskti | India | She is not only in the divine mother, goddess of war, passion, & wisdom but she is the Supreme creator of the universe |
| Mahasri-Tara | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A goddess |
| Mahasthamparata | India | A god of knowledge |
| Mahatala | Dayak | [Borneo] The god |
| Mahataral | Dayak | [Borneo] The god |
| Mahavidya | Buddhist / Mayhayana | One of the collective name of a group of goddesses |
| Mahavira | Hindu | A honorific for Vardhamana |
| Mahayasa | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess |
| Mahcinatra | Buddhist / Mayhayana / Tibet | A goddess |
| Mahendra | Hindu | an epiteht of Indra |
| Maheo | Cheyenne [USA] | The creator manitou he lived in the void & created the primordial water of life |
| Mahes | Egypt | A sun god normally worshipped in the region of the Nile delta |
| Mahesvari | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A mother goddess that ended up being regarded as a spirit of evil intent |
| Mahesvari | India | She is not only in the divine mother, goddess of war, passion, & wisdom but she is the Supreme creator of the universe |
| Mahi | Hindu / Vedic | A minor goddess of sacrifice |
| Mahisa | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A demonic god |
| Mahisasruramardini | Hindu / Puranic | A form of the goddess Devi |
| Mahiuikez | Polynesia | A fire God |
| Maho | Peneta | Mandan [USA plains] The great spirit |
| Mahodadhi | Buddhist / Meola | A minor goddess |
| Mahr Slavic | / German | A demonic being similar to an Alp |
| Mahrem | Auxmite [Ethiopia] | The head of the pantheon responsible for war |
| Mahu | Fon [Africa] | She is the supreme goddess of the earth as well as a goddess of the moon & fertility |
| Mahui-Ike | Polynesia | A goddess of fire & the Underworld |
| Mahuike | Polynesia | A goddess of fire & the Underworld |
| Mahuika | Polynesia | A goddess of earthquakes who rules the edges of the underworld |
| Mai | Turkey | She is the goddess of hearth, home, fire, fertility & a blonde |
| Maia | Greek | A goddess of midwives, the night sky, spring, fertility & fire |
| Maia | Roman | A goddess of growth whose cult was associated with that of Vulcanus |
| Maitresse Amelia | Haiti / Vodun | The loa of Haiti |
| Maitreya | Buddhist | The name of future Buddha |
| Maja | Sioux [C. USA] | Earth mother |
| Majas | Gars Lativa | A household god |
| Majestas | Roman | A goddess of honor & reverence |
| Maju | Basque | A divine spirit |
| Make | Make | Easter Is.[Polynesia] A god of birds |
| Makemake | Easter Is. [Polynesia] | A god of birds |
| Makunaimma | Carib [C. | America] He is the creator of the heavens, humans, & animals in no particular order |
| Mal | Dravidian / Tamil | He is a pastoral god whose name means either the the great one or the dark one |
| Mal | Irish | She was the goddess who ruled the hag's headland |
| Mala | Buddhist / Tibet | A mother goddess |
| Malakbel | N. Arabia | A solar & vegetation god |
| Malamanganga'e | Polynesia | A creator being that was a personification of light |
| Malamangangaifo | Polynesia | The other creator being that was a personification of light |
| Malik | N. Arabia | A tutelary god, this name is found among other Semitic people & used as a designator for a god |
| Mallina | Inuit | The sun goddess |
| Malsum | Algonquian [NE US / SE Canada] | The evil twin brother of Gluskap
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| Malsum | Algonquin [US / Canada] | A destructive brother of Gluskap |
| Mam | Maya | A god of evil |
| Mam | Mopan | The rain god |
| Mama Allpa | Peru | The goddess of the harvest |
| Mama Cocha | Inca / Peru
| A goddess rain, wind & the ocean |
| Mama Kilya | Inca [SA]
| A moon goddess |
| Mama | Korea | A goddess of healing |
| Mama | Mesopotamia | A goddess |
| Mama Pacha | Inca [SA]
| A goddess of autumn |
| Mama Qoca | Inca [SA]
| A goddess of the ocean |
| Mama Quilla | Inca [SA]
| The goddess of the moon |
| Mama | Sumeria | A goddess of drunkenness & midwives |
| Mamaki | Buddhist | A goddess |
| Mamaldi | Amur [Siberia] | She is the co-creator of earth with a different story indeed |
| Mamers | Roman | The god of war & agriculture |
| Mami | Babylon | This mother goddess created humankind |
| Mami | Mesopotamia | A goddess |
| Mami | Sumeria | A goddess of drunkenness & midwives |
| Mamitu | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | The goddess of treaties & oaths, as well as a judge in the underworld |
| Mamlambo | Zulu [S. Africa] | The goddess of rivers |
| Mamurius | Roman | The god representing the old year during the festival on March 15 |
| Manabozho | Algonquin [US / Canada] | The creator & good spirit |
| Manabozo | Menomeni [NA] | A redeemer & a trickster a rabbit on earth |
| Manibozo | Menomeni [NA] | A redeemer & a trickster a rabbit on earth |
| Nena-bu-shu | Menomeni [NA] | A redeemer & a trickster a rabbit on earth |
| Manang | Jaban | Borneo A goddess of health |
| Manannan | Celtic | A god of fertility & the ocean |
| Manannan mac Lir | Irish
| The god of the sea |
| Manannan Mac Lir [Llyr] | Wales
| He was a shape shifter |
| Manasa | Hindu | The goddess of snakes who grants fertility to sterile moral females |
| Manasa-Devi | Hindu | A serpent goddess |
| Manasi | Jain | A goddess of learning |
| Manat | Palmyra Arabia | A nemesis & one of the daughters of Allah |
| Manavi | Jain | A goddess of learning |
| Manawat | W. Semitic | The goddess of destiny |
| Manawyddan | Wales | A sea god |
| Manco | Capac Inca / Quechua [SA] | A god of war & the sun |
| Manda d-Hiia | Mandaean / Christian [early] | This god is concerned with teaching of life, redemption & a savior / redeemer |
| God | Country | Description |
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| Manda | India | He is a divine & regent of the planet Saturn |
| Mandah | Arabic | A collective of guardian gods that took care of irrigation |
| Mandanu Babylon | / Akkadia | The god of divine judgment |
| Mandulis | Nubia | A sky god |
| Manes | Roman | Hearth deities who just happen to be the spirits of the dead |
| Mang | Chin | i China The goddess of the womb |
| Mang | Shen | China A god of agriculture |
| Mangala | Hindu | A goddess, a form of Parveti |
| Mangalla | India | A stellar deity that rules the planet Mars |
| Mangalubulan | Batak | The god of thieves. |
| Mani | German / Norse / Iceland | A moon god |
| Mania | Etruscia | With Mantus, A guardian of the underworld |
| Mania | Roman | The goddess of the dead |
| Manibozho | Algonquin [US / Canada] | He is the god created the earth & humans as an after thought |
| Manidhara | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor god |
| Manito | Lanapei / Algonquin / Lakota / Ojibiwa | Etc The Great Spirit |
| Manitou | Lanapei / Algonquin / Lakota / Ojibiwa | Etc The Great Spirit |
| Manitu | Lanapei / Algonquin / Lakota / Ojibiwa | Etc The Great Spirit |
| Manjughosa | Buddhist | Bengal / Nepal A form of bodhisattva |
| Manjusri | Buddhist | A bodhisattva |
| Manmatha | Dravidian / Tamil | A form of god of carnal love |
| Manohel-Tohel | Maya | The creator god |
| Mantchu | Muchangu [Africa] | Strange but by teaching humans how to make clothes & covering their bodies he ended up being the god of dressmakers |
| Mantis | Bushman | The creator god |
| Manturnea | Roman | The goddess who kept the couple together throughout marriage until their death |
| Manu | Hindu / Vedic | The primordial creator god |
| Manu | India / Iran / German | The progenitor of the human race |
| Manungal | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia | A chthonic underworld god |
| Manuzi | Syria | A mountain goddess, part of a pair with the weather god |
| Manzasiri | Kalmyk [W. Mongolia] | The primeval god from whose body the world was formed |
| Mao Meng | China
| A god of astronomy, Jupiter, Mercury |
| Mao | Persia | A moon god |
| Maponos | British | A tribal god |
| Maponos | Celtic | A god of youth |
| Mara | Buddhist | A goddess of death / the evil principle |
| Mara | Norse | Definitely a goblin to fear, he seizes males while in their beds & removes all speech & motion |
| Marama | Polynesia / Maori | The moon goddess |
| Marawa | Melanesia | The spider god responsible for the introduction of death |
| Marchocias | Medieval | Europe He is a prince of the hellish realms, supposedly one of the angels that followed Satan |
| Marcia | Proba | Britain A warrior queen goddess |
| Marduk Babylon | / Mesopotamia | The fertility god & the lord of all the gods |
| Maret-Jikky | Botocudo | [Brazil] The supreme goddess |
| Maretkhmakniam | Botocudo | [Brazil] The supreme god |
| Margawse | Wales / Britain | An aspect of the goddess |
| Mari | Basque | The supreme mother goddess |
| Mari | Buddhist | The deification of literature |
| Mari | Davidian / Tamil | A rain goddess & the goddess of smallpox |
| Mari | M. | East A mother & sea goddess |
| Mari | Mai Hindu | A plague goddess associated with cholera |
| Marian | M. | East A mother & sea goddess |
| Mariana | Belem | A goddess of healing & protector of sailors |
| Mariana | Brazil | A goddess of love |
| Marica | A | Laurentian Nymph. According to some she was mother of King Latinus of Latium, who was succeeded by Aeneas. |
| Marici | China / Buddhist | A solar goddess |
| Marid | Arabia | The most powerful class of jinn |
| Marie | aim'e | Martinique A goddess of disease |
| Marina | Slavic | A goddess of the moon |
| Marinette | Haiti | An earth goddess |
| Marishi Ten | Japan | The goddess of dawn & warriors |
| Mariyamman | Dravidian / Tamil | A plague goddess with a bizarre form of penance |
| Marmalik | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A chthonic underworld god |
| Marmar | Roman | The god of war & agriculture |
| Marnas | Gaza | [Palestine] The god of Gaza in Palestine until Christian times |
| Marnas | N. Arabia | A local tutelary god |
| Marruni | Melanesia | A god of earthquakes |
| Mars | Roman | The god of war & agriculture |
| Marspiter | Roman | The god of war & agriculture |
| Marsyas | Asia Minor | A woodland satire that was flayed to death by Apollo |
| Marsyas | Phrygia | A demon |
| Martu | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A tutelary god of Ninab |
| Martu | W. Semitic | A minor mountain god |
| Marumda | Pomo | [Cal. USA] A creator god |
| Marunogere | Kiwi-Papua [New | Guinea] A very popular fellow, he taught people to make their houses but most importantly he created the sexual parts of women, but not claimed to be a god |
| Marutgana | Hindu / Vedic / India | Storm gods |
| Maruts | Hindu / Vedic / India | Storm gods |
| Marzana | Poland | A goddess of winter |
| Masauwu | Hopi | A god of fire, war, death, & the night |
| Masaya | Nicaragua | A goddess of fire, volcanoes & earthquakes |
| Maslum | Algonquian | [NE US / SE Canada The evil twin brother of Gluskap |
| Massassi | Zimbabwe | A goddess of the morning star |
| Massim-Biambe | Mundag | [Congo] An omnipotent creator god |
| Master | of | Winds Iroquois [NE US / Canada] A god of the winds |
| Mat | Slavic | The earth goddess |
| Mata | Hindu | The primeval mother goddess |
| Matara | Hindu | The mother goddess applied to the divine mothers |
| Mataras | India | A Group of goddesses |
| Matarisvan | Hindu / Vedic / Epic | The messenger of the gods |
| Mater | Matula Italy | A sky goddess |
| Mater | Matuta Roman | A goddess of the dawn & seafaring |
| Matergabiae | Lithuania | A goddess of fire, & the home |
| Math | Mathonwy | Welsh The god of sorcery |
| Mathit | Egypt | A tree goddess who helps the dead climb to heaven |
| Mathonwy | Wales | The father god |
| Mati | Syra | Zemlya Slavic A goddess of the earth & justice |
| Matlalcueye | Aztec | A minor fertility goddess |
| Matres | Gual | A mother goddess |
| Matres | Roman | Triads of mother goddesses |
| Matrona | Celtic | A goddess of the Marne River |
| Matronae | Gual | A mother goddess |
| Matronae | Pan-Celtic | These are the trinity of mother goddesses that oversee fertility, they prefer peace, tranquillity & kids |
| Matronit | Iberia | A goddess of chastity, promiscuity,& motherhood |
| Matsuo | Japan / Shinto | The God of Sake brewers |
| Matsya | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | An incarnation of the god Visnu |
| Matuku | Tago | Tago Polynesia The shark who bit off the head of Wahieroa |
| Matura | Roman | Goddess of Flowering Wheat |
| Maturaiviran | Hindu | A locally worshipped god with an interesting story |
| Maui | Polynesia | A culture hero & sun god & a trickster |
| Mavors | Roman | The god of war & agriculture |
| Mawu | Ewe | [Tongo] The sky god |
| Mawu | Fon [Benin] | A goddess of peace, joy, motherhood. happiness, & the sky |
| Mawu-Lisa | Fon[Benin] | The god & goddess |
| Maya | Hindu | A goddess of illusion |
| Maya [devi] | Buddhist | A mother goddess |
| Mayahuel | Mexico | A goddess of the night sky & of drunkenness |
| Mayajalakrama-Kurukulla | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A goddess |
| Mayauel | Aztec | The goddess of pulque |
| Mayavel | India | Another goddess of children |
| Mayet | Egypt | A law & order goddess of cosmic harmony, truth & justice |
| Mayin | Tuingus | [Siberia] A benevolent, remote, supreme god |
| Mayon | Dravidian / Tamil | A creator god |
| Mazzikin | Jewish | These are rather evil spirits that like to make things rough for humans |
| Mba | Sudan[Africa] | A god of fear, mischief & trickery who gave fire & water to mankind |
| Mbitumbo | Baule | [Ivory Coast] A creator & guardian god |
| Mbomba | Bantu [Africa] | The creator, who was really three in one |
| Mbomba | Mongo / Nkundo | [Zaire] The creator god |
| Mbombe | Nkundo | [Zaire] The mother goddess |
| Mbongo | Ngbandi [Zaire] | A river god |
| Me'mdeye-Ecl'e | Yukaghir [Siberia] | Known as the father of fire, a fire spirit |
| Mechit | Egypt | A lion goddess |
| Mecurius | Roman | A god of astronomy, commerce, messengers, eloquence & sidelines as the messenger of the gods |
| Medb | Irish | A goddess of sexuality, intoxication & war |
| Medeia | Thrace | A version of an ancient Thracian goddess |
| Medeine | Lithuania | A goddess of the woods |
| Medha | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess |
| Medhbh | Irish | A goddess of sexuality, intoxication & war |
| Medici | Manichaean | The goddess of light |
| Meditirina / Meditrina | Roman | A goddess of healing her festival is the Meditrinalia on October 11 |
| Medr | Ethiopia | An earth spirit |
| Mefitis | Roman | The goddess of sulfur springs & stenches in general |
| Megaera | of | Eumenides Greek A goddess of justice |
| Meghanda | Hindu | A minor god |
| Mehen | Egypt | A serpent god |
| Meher | Armenia | A sun god that was closely linked with Mithra |
| Mehet-uret | Egypt | A minor cow goddess of the creation accounts |
| Mehet-Weret | Egypt | A minor cow goddess of the creation accounts |
| Mehit | Egypt | A lion goddess |
| Mehr | Armenia | A sun god |
| Mehturt | Egypt | A goddess of the sky |
| Meiboia | Greek | The bee goddess |
| Meiden | Lithuania | He is the god of forest & animals |
| Meilichia | Greek | An underworld goddess |
| Mejdejn | Lithuania | A goddess of the woods |
| Meleagant | Cornwall | The god of the summerland [the otherworld] |
| Melete | Boeotian | [Greece] The Muse of practice |
| Meliad. | Mother | by Silenus of the Centaur Pholus. Silenus, one of the SATYRS, was the adviser and instructor of Dionysus. . |
| Meliads | Greek | Nymphs associated with ash trees |
| Melicertes | Greek | A palaemon adopted from the Phoenician Melkart |
| Melie | Bithynian | Nymph. Mother by Poseidon of Amycus, King of the Bebrycians, who compelled strangers to box as a way of killing them. He was himself killed by the Argonaut Polydeuces, who is one of the DIOSCURI. Melie was as well mother of Mygdon, who also was King of the Bebrycians and once fought with Priam against the AMAZONS. Mygdon was killed by Heracles. |
| Melinoe | Greek | An underworld goddess |
| Melite | A | Naiad, daughter of the River God Aegaeus. Some say she was mother of Hyllus, son of Heracles. Hyllus killed Eurystheus and later sought to effect the return of the HERACLIDES to the Peloponnesus. |
| MelkartCarthage | / Tyre | The chief god of Tyre & of Carthage |
| Melkart | Phoenicia | A rather busy god in charge of travelers, sailors, colonies & the city of Tyre who, like the Phoenix, is regenerated by fire |
| Mella | Zimbabwe | A goddess of healing |
| Mellonia | Roman | The goddess of bees & honey |
| Melobosis | Greek | A goddess of beneficence |
| Melonia | Roman | The goddess of bees & honey |
| Melpomene | Greek | The Muse of tragedy |
| MelqartCarthage | / Tyre | The chief god of Tyre & of Carthage |
| Melqart | Phoenicia | A rather busy god in charge of travelers, sailors, colonies & the city of Tyre who, like the Phoenix, is regenerated by fire |
| Melqart | Turkey | A heroic tutelary god |
| Melusine | Britain / Scotland | A serpent goddess |
| Melwas | Cornwall | The god of the summerland [the otherworld] |
| Mem | Loimis | Wintun [Cal. US] A goddess of water |
| Meme | Zaire [Africa] | A goddess of healing |
| Men | Ascaenus | Antioch / Asia Minor A local tutelary god |
| Men | Phygia Turkey | [Asia Minor] A moon god that ruled over the heavens & underworld |
| Men | Shen | China The two guardians of doorways |
| Mena | Hindu | A mountain goddess |
| Mena | Roman | The goddess of menstruation |
| Menahka | Mandan [M. | USA / Canada] The sun god |
| Menchit | Egypt | A lion goddess of slaughter |
| Mene | Greek | The goddess of the moon & stars |
| Menechen | Aruucania [Chile] | The supreme God |
| Menerva | Etrusca | A goddess |
| Meness | Lativa | A moon god & the guardian of travelers & military expeditions |
| Meng | China | The goddess of underworld |
| Meng | P'o | China The goddess of underworld |
| Meng | Po | China A goddess of justice |
| Meng-T'ien | China | A god of the writing brush |
| Menhit | Egypt | A lion goddess of slaughter |
| Meni | Phoenicia | The god of luck, both good & bad |
| Menodice | Daughter | of Orion and mother of Hylas. . |
| Menrva | Etrusca | A goddess |
| Mens | Roman | A goddess of menstruation |
| Menthu | Egypt | The war god of Upper Egypt from Thebes |
| Mentu | Egypt | The war god of Upper Egypt from Thebes |
| Menu | Egypt | A god of potency, fertility, thunder, reproduction, roads & the sky |
| Menu | Lithuania | The moon god |
| Menulis | Lithuania | The moon god |
| Menzabac | Maya | A weather god that causes the rain by sprinkling black dye on the clouds, he has a side line as a fever god & the keeper of good souls |
| Mephistopheles / Mephisto | Christian | The devil as found in the literature for magic & necromancy from the middle ages |
| Mephitis | Roman | A goddess of healing & poisonous gases |
| Mercia | Roman | The goddess who personified laziness |
| Mercury | Roman | A god of astronomy, commerce, messengers, eloquence & sidelines as the messenger of the gods |
| Mere | Ama | Finland A goddess of the ocean, streams & brooks |
| Meresger | Egypt | A chthonic underworld goddess who brings illness & death to the disrespectful |
| Meret | Egypt | A goddess of song & rejoicing as well as the treasury |
| Meretseger | Egypt | A chthonic underworld goddess who brings illness & death to the disrespectful |
| Merin | Albania | The female entitys that are in charge of the individuals destiny |
| Merodach | Babylon | A sun god |
| Merope | Greek | A goddess of the Pleiades |
| Mert | Egypt | A goddess of song & rejoicing as well as the treasury |
| Mes | An | Du Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia A god |
| Mes | Lam | Taea Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia The god of war |
| Mesede | Melanesia | A god of archery |
| Meskhenet | Egypt | The goddess of childbirth, prophecy, childbirth, reincarnation, fate & justice |
| Meskhent | Egypt | The goddess of childbirth, prophecy, childbirth, reincarnation, fate & justice |
| Mesenet | Egypt | The goddess of childbirth, prophecy, childbirth, reincarnation, fate & justice |
| Meshkent | Egypt | The goddess of childbirth, prophecy, childbirth, reincarnation, fate & justice |
| Meskhoni | Egypt | A goddess birth & midwives |
| Meslamtaea | Sumeria | A god, possibly of war |
| Meslamtaea | Sumeria | An underworld god |
| Meslamta'ea | Sumeria | An underworld god |
| Messor | Roman | A minor god concerned with the growth & harvesting of crops |
| Mesta | Egypt | The protector of the liver of mummified dead |
| Metatron | Jewish | The demon / angel of countenance & custodian of strength |
| Meter | Greek | The mother goddess |
| Metis | Greek | One of the of the oceanides, a goddess of justice & wisdom |
| Metsaka | Huichol [Mexico] | A moon goddess |
| Metztli | Aztec | A moon god |
| Mexitli | Mexico | The head god |
| Meza | Mate | Latvia A nature deity |
| Mezadeva | Latvia | He is the god of all forests |
| Mezamat | Latvia | She is the goddess of all forests |
| Mezamate | Latvia | She is the goddess of all forests |
| Mezavirs | Latvia | He is the god of all forests |
| Mezzulla | Anatolia | A goddess |
| Mhaya | Tanzania | A goddess of deserted lovers |
| Mhsala | Hindu | A minor goddess considered to be a form of Parveti |
| Mi | lo | Fo China The coming Buddha |
| Mi-kura-Tana-Kami | Japan / Shinto | A domestic guardian god that looks after storehouses |
| Mi-lo | Fo | Buddhist China The name of the Bodhisattva Maitreya |
| Mi-Toshi-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | The harvest god of rice |
| Mi-Wi-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | The god of wells [1 of 3] |
| Miao | Hu | China A god of agriculture |
| Micapetlacoli | Aztec | A minor chthonic underworld goddess |
| Michabo | Algonquin | The founder of the human race |
| Michabon | Ottawa [Canada] | This god is guilty of creating humans from animals |
| Michael | Hebrew / Christian | This is the Prince of angels that fought for Israel , according to christians, he is an archangel |
| Michi-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | The gods of passage associated with road & crossroads |
| Mictecachiuatl | Aztec | The chthonic underworld god, one of two |
| Mictlancihuatl | Aztec | The goddess of the underworld |
| Mictlantecuhtli | Aztec | The god of the underworld |
| Mida | Greek | A goddess of oaths |
| Mideia. | Mother | of Aspledon after whom the place Aspledon near Boeotian Orchomenus was named. |
| Mider | Irish | The chieftain god of the Underworld that appears in polymorphic form |
| Midgard-snake | Norse | A demonic being of the world-ocean |
| Midgard-serpent | Norse | A demonic being of the world-ocean |
| Midir | Irish | The chieftain god of the Underworld that appears in polymorphic form |
| Mihos | Egypt | A lion god of Lower |
| Mihos | Egypt | He's the god of sight, sun god of the Nile Delta, & the midsummer |
| Mihr | Armenia | A sun god |
| Mika-Hiya-Hi | Japan / Shinto | A sun god, subservient to the sun goddess |
| Mikal | Cyprus | [Phoenician] A god |
| Mikal | Phoenicia | A local goddess |
| Milcom | Amorite [W. | Semitic] The god mentioned in 1 King 11:5 worshipped by King Solomon |
| Milk | Gilyaks [Siberia] | These are devils of exactly what I am not sure but you best not irritate them |
| Milkastart | W. Semitic | A local tutelary god of the from Umm el-Ammend |
| Milkom | Ammonite [E. | Jordan] He is the chief god, & may have of been worshipped by King Solomon under a different name |
| Milom | Amorite [W. | Semitic] The god mentioned in 1 King 11:5 worshipped by King Solomon |
| Milu | Mangaia | [Polynesia] A god of the underworld |
| Miming | Norse | A forest god |
| Mimir | Norse | A god / demon of knowledge & wisdom |
| Min | Egypt | A god of potency, fertility, thunder, reproduction, roads & the sky |
| Min | Jok | Uganda A goddess of rain |
| Minabozho | Algonquin [NE | US E. Canada] This clumsy god fell into the sea |
| Minaci | Hindu | A goddess |
| Minaksi | Hindu | A goddess |
| Minato-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | The god of river mouths & estuaries |
| Minepa | Macoua | A god of evil |
| Minerva | Roman | A goddess of astronomy, science, inventing, medicine, painting, thinking, wisdom, war & sculpture |
| Ming | Shang | China The god of the eyes |
| Minga | Bengale | Shongon [Africa] |
| Minona | Fon [Africa] | A goddess of teaching |
| Minos | Greek | One of the three judges of the underworld |
| Minu | Egypt | A god of potency, fertility, thunder, reproduction, roads & the sky |
| Mir | Egypt | A god of sex |
| Mir | Susne | Khum [Siberia] The sun god |
| Mirabichi | Ottawa [Canada] | He is the god of water |
| Mirahuato | Peru | A goddess of health |
| Miritatsiec | Crow [US] | A goddess of healing |
| Mirsa | Georgia / Mingrelan [Caucasus] | A god of light & responsible for fire |
| Miru | Mangaia | [Polynesia] A god of the underworld |
| Mirume | Japan | A goddess of justice |
| Mishor | Ugarit | A diety of justice |
| Misor | Phoenicia | A god credited with the discovery of salt |
| Mithra | Persia | A god of war & light that had all the trappings of Christianity from 400BCE-200CE |
| Mithras | Roman | A god of soldiers & war, thought to be an adoption of the Persian Mithra |
| Miti | Koryak [SW | Siberia] A maternal spirit |
| Mitra | Hindu / Puranic / Vedic | A minor sun god of light & wisdom |
| Mixcoatl | Aztec | A god of astronomy, stars, hunting & of the underworld |
| Mixcoatl-Camaxtli | Aztec | A god of war, hunting & fire |
| Miyatanzipa | Hittite | One of the deities who awaited the return of Telipinu |
| Miysis | Egypt | A lion god of Lower |
| Mizu-Ha-No-Me | Japan / Shinto | The senior water goddess who came about from the urine of the primordial creator goddess |
| Mkulumncandi | Swazi | [Swaziland] The creator god known as the great first one |
| Mlentengamunye | Swazi | [Swaziland] The messenger god |
| Mlk-Amuklos | Syria / Palestine / Cyprus | A heroic god known from about 1100 B.C.E. |
| Mneme | Boeotia | [Greece] The Muse of memory |
| Mnemosyne | Greek | The goddess of memory |
| Mo | Hi | Hai China He is a god of water |
| Mo-Li | Buddhist | China Temple guardians |
| Mo-Li | China | The Heavenly Kings |
| Modgud | Norse | The guardian of entrance to Hel |
| Modi | German / Norse | This son of Thor is a god that has yet to arrive |
| Modimo | Twana [Botswana] | A universal god, possibly monotheistic |
| Modjajji | Lovedu [Africa] | A goddess of rain immortalized in the book, She by Rider Haggard |
| Modron | Wales | Great Mother she is one of the most powerful of the mother goddesses |
| Moerae | Greek | They are supreme even over the gods of Olympus |
| Mog | Ruith Irish | The sun god |
| Mogounos | Roman / Gallic | A local tribal deity |
| Mohini | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor incarnation of Visnu |
| Moira | Greek | They are supreme even over the gods of Olympus |
| Moirai | Greek | They are supreme even over the gods of Olympus |
| Moisai | Greek | The goddess of the arts & sciences |
| Mokos | E. Slavic | A goddess of fertility, healing & sheep |
| Molea | Roman | The goddess of grindstones for grain milling |
| Molek | Amorite | A god of fire that children were sacrificed to IAW 1 Kings11:7 & 2 Kings 23:10 only |
| Moloch | Amorite | A god of fire that children were sacrificed to IAW 1 Kings11:7 & 2 Kings 23:10 only |
| Moloch | Canaan | The sun god & war |
| Moma | Uitoto | [SA] A god that originally was the creator of mankind & the apotheosis of the moon |
| Mombo | Wa | Ndhlopfu Ronga [Mozambique] A tutelary god that lives in & controls the forest |
| Momos | Greek | The personification of blame & censure |
| Momu | Scotland | A goddess of wells & hillsides |
| Momus | Greek | The personification of blame & censure |
| Mon | Kafir [Afghanistan / Hindukush] | A warrior god & hero from prehistoric origins & around today |
| Mondamin | Chippewa | [C.N. Woodlands US] The maize god |
| Moneta | Roman | A minor goddess of prosperity, the spirits of the mint |
| Monje | Yoruba [Africa] | A goddess of rivers |
| Monju | Bosatsu Japan | A god of education |
| Monos | Greek | The god of pain & sarcasm |
| Mont | Egypt | The war god of Upper Egypt from Thebes |
| Month | Egypt | The war god of Upper Egypt from Thebes |
| Montu | Egypt | The war god of Upper Egypt from Thebes |
| Moomb | Kikuyu | The creator goddess |
| Mor | Irish | A sun goddess |
| Morgan | Irish | The Crone aspect of the goddesses who were a trinity responsible for war & ghosts |
| Morganes | Celtic | These are female water spirit |
| Morgay | Scotland / Britain | A harvest goddess |
| Moria |
| A Nymph who having seen Tylos dead, asked Damasen for help in order to kill the serpent which had killed Tylos. She could restore Tylos to life using a lifegiving herb (the flower of Zeus) in the same manner as a second serpent had done to give life back to its male partner, the first serpent which had killed Tylos. |
| Mories | Greek | They are supreme even over the gods of Olympus |
| Morongo | Zimbabwe | A goddess of the evening star, love & sexuality |
| Moros | Greek | The god of doom |
| Morpheus | Greek | A god of dreams by humans |
| Morrigan | Irish | A battle goddess |
| Morrighan | Irish | The Crone aspect of the goddesses who were a trinity responsible for war & ghosts |
| Morrigu | Irish | A battle goddess |
| Mors | Roman | A minor god of death |
| Morta | Roman | The goddess of death |
| Moruadh | Irish | A goddess of the sea |
| Morva | Andaman | Is.[Indian Ocean] They are invisible sky spirits |
| Moschel | Latvia | He is the god of cows |
| Mot | Cannan / Phoenicia | The god of drought,infertility & death |
| Motikitik | Melanesia | A hero god |
| Motsesa | Mozambique | A goddess of water |
| Mousai | Greek | The goddess of the arts & sciences |
| Moyocoyani | Aztec | A minor god of universal power |
| Mrantna'irgin | Chukchi [E. | Siberia] The spirit of the dawn, one of four |
| Mratna'igrin | Chukchi [SE | Siberia] The female spirit of the dawn |
| Mrgasiras | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor goddess of fortune |
| Mu | Gong China / Tao | A god of the immortals |
| Mu | King | China A god of fire |
| Mu | Tibet | Bon A heavenly spirit |
| Mu'Allidtu | Phoenicia / Babylon | A goddess of fire, childbirth & fertility |
| Muati | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A rather obscure local god associated with the island paradise of Dilmun |
| Mucalinda | Buddhist | A tutelary god of the lake near Bodh Gaya |
| Mueragbuto | New | Hebrides The divinity that ate coconuts to spite Takaro, it was a bad move |
| Mugasa | Bambuti | [C. Africa] The sky god |
| Mugasha | Baziba [Africa] | He is the god of water |
| Mugizi | Bunyoro [Uganda] | The guardian deity of Lake Albert |
| Mugu | Bambuti | [C. Africa] The sky god |
| Muhingo | Bunyoro [Uganda] | The god of war |
| Muireartach | Irish | A goddess of the ocean |
| Muireartach | Scotland | A battle goddess |
| Mujaji | Lovedu [Africa] | A goddess of rain immortalized in the book, She by Rider Haggard |
| Mukasa | Buganda [Uganda] | A beneficent god for he demanded no sacrifices |
| Mula | Djadi | Toba-Batak [Sumatra] The creator god |
| Mula | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A malevolent Naksarta |
| Mulhalmoni | Korea | A goddess of healing, eye diseases & water |
| Mulindwa | Bunyoro | [Uganda] The tutelary goddess of the tribal chiefs |
| Mulliltu | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | A goddess |
| Mullo | Britain / Roman | The patron deity of teamsters & associated with Mars |
| Muluku | Macous | [Zambesi] The supreme god |
| Mulungu | Swahili [E. | Africa] The creator god |
| Muma | Padura | Romania / Slavic A wood sprite |
| Mummu | Mesopotamia | A craftsman god |
| Mundih | Arabic | A collective of guardian gods that took care of irrigation |
| Mungo | Giryama | [Kenya] The chief god |
| Mungu | Giryama | [Kenya] The chief god |
| Mungu | Swahili [E. | Africa] The creator god |
| Munisvara | Hindu / Dravidian | A demigod that started out being a deified saint |
| Munjen | Malik | Kafir [Afghanistan] A chthonic earth god |
| Munkata-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | The sea gods [3] that protected seafarers |
| Munume | Bunyoro [Uganda] | The weather god |
| Muraja | Buddhist | A goddess of music |
| Murigen Irish | / Scotland / Manx | A lake goddess associated with deluge legends |
| Muruga | Dravidian / Tamil | A creator god |
| Murukan | Ceyon | Dravidian / Tamil |
| Musa | Songhay | [Upper Niger river] A spirit |
| Musae | Greek | The goddess of the arts & sciences |
| Musdamma | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A god of buildings, including houses |
| Muses | Greek | The goddess of the arts & sciences |
| Mushdama | Mesopotamia | The god of architecture |
| Musisi | Ndonga | [Angola] A messenger god |
| Muso | Koroni | Bambarra [W. Africa] A chthonic fertility goddess of disorder |
| Mut | Egypt | The chief goddess of Thebes |
| Muta | Roman | The goddess of silence |
| Mutinus | Roman | A fertility god depicted as ityphallic [a phallus] invoked by women seeking to bear children |
| Muttalamman | Davidian / Tamil | A plague goddess identified with smallpox |
| Mutu | Assyria | He is the personification of death & the god of the underworld |
| Mutunus | Roman | A fertility god depicted as ityphallic [a phallus] invoked by women seeking to bear children |
| Mutyalamma | Davidian / Tamil | A plague goddess identified with smallpox |
| Mwali | Shona | [Zimbabwe] The unknowable supreme being |
| Mwari | Shona | [Zimbabwe] The unknowable supreme being |
| Myesyats | Slavic | A god of the moon |
| Myhs | Egypt | He's the god of sight, sun god of the Nile Delta, & the midsummer |
| Mylitta | Phoenicia / Babylon | A goddess of fire, childbirth & fertility |
| Myoken-Bohdisattiva | Chinese / Buddhist | An astral god, the apotheosis of the pole star |
| Myrrah | Phoenicia | The fertility goddess that whelped Kinnur |
| Mystis | Greek | A goddess of teaching |
| Na | Cha China / Tao | The guardian god that was born from human parents |
| Na | Na | Baraclou Fon [Benin] She is the primordial creator |
| Na | Ngutu | W. Africa The guardian deity of warriors slain in battle |
| Na | Pa' | Blackfoot [W. USA / Canada] The creator who was not a very nice entity, rather human in his actions |
| Na | Pe' | Blackfoot [W. USA / Canada] The creator who was not a very nice entity, rather human in his actions |
| Na | Ye'Nez | Nane Apache [SW USA] A beneficent god |
| Na'chitna'igrin | Chukchi [SE | Siberia] The female spirit of the dawn |
| Na'ininen | Koryak [Siberia] | A benevolent creator being |
| Naaki | Finland | A spirit of the waters |
| Naamah | Canaan | A goddess of fertility, sex |
| Naas | Irish | A goddess who died in county Kildere |
| Nabu Babylon | / Mesopotamia / Akkadia | A god of speech & the scribe & herald of the gods |
| Nabudi | Oceania | The goddesses of illness |
| Nachunde | Elamite [Iran] | A sun god |
| Nachunte | Elam [Iran] | A sun god of truth & justice |
| Nacon | Maya | He is the god of war |
| Naenia | Roman | A god of the dead especially for the aged people |
| Nagadya | Uganda | A goddess of drought & rain |
| Nagakumara | Jain | One of the group the gods with the title of bhvanavasi that were associated with rain & thunder |
| Nagaraja | Hindu | A snake god one of the deities that were worshipped prior to 1700 BCE |
| Nagawonyi | Uganda | A goddess of drought |
| Nagboldogasszony | Hungary | A virgin goddess & protector of women & children |
| Nagenatzani | & | Thobadestachin Navajo The twin sons of the sun |
| Nagini | Jain [India] | A goddess |
| Nagual | Aztec / C. | America This is a personal tutelary spirit |
| Nahhundi | Elam | [Iran]A sun god of truth & justice |
| Nahi | N. Arabia | A guardian God of benevolent nature |
| Nahual | Aztec | A generic name for a personal God |
| Nahuti | Ehecatl | Aztec A minor water god |
| Nahuti | Ollin | Aztec A creator god |
| Nai | Gan [Ghana] | A god of the ocean |
| Nai | No | Kami Japan The god of earthquakes |
| Naiad [s] | Greek | Any nymph who presided over brooks , springs or fountains |
| Naigameya | Hindu | A god usually shown with the head of a goat |
| Naionuema | Uitoto | [SA] This god created the earth from its own imagination |
| Nair | Irish | A goddess best known for escorting High King Crebhan to the Otherworld |
| Nairamata | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A goddess |
| Nairyosangha | Iran | A god of fire |
| Najade | Slavic | These are water nymphs |
| Naka-Yama-Tsu-Mi | Japan | A god of mountain slopes |
| Nakaa | Gilbert Is. | A god, guardian of tree life & the fish trap |
| Nakawe | Huchol [Mexico] | The earth goddess |
| Nakiwulo | Africa | A goddess of justice |
| Naksatara [s] | Hindu | A group of astral goddesses |
| Namasangiti | Buddhist | A god |
| Nambi | Masai | A goddess of love & of sexuality |
| Nambi | Uganda [Africa] | A goddess of the sky |
| Namita | Papua [New | Guinea] This primeval goddess impregnated herself |
| Namite | Papua [New | Guinea] This primeval goddess impregnated herself |
| Nammu | Sumeria | The goddess who gave birth to the heavens & the earth |
| Nampa | Senegal | A personal fetish spirit of Senegal |
| Namtar | Sumeria | This is the messenger of death, that may be a deity & or demon |
| Namtaru | Assyria | A god of plagues |
| Namuci | Hnidu | One of the greatest of the Asuras |
| Nan | chi | Hsien weng China The god of longevity |
| Nan | NanFon [Benin] | She is the primordial creator |
| Nan-Sgrub | Buddhist / Tibet | A god, a form of Yama |
| Nana | Armenia | A mother goddess |
| Nana | Ashanti [Africa] | He is the god of rain, wind, sun, moon, night & sleep. You might say he is a busy sod |
| Nana | Babylon | A goddess of spring |
| Nana | BarukuFon [Benin] | She is the primordial creator |
| Nana | BulukuFon [Benin] | She is the primordial creator |
| Nana | Buruku | Cuba An earth & water goddess |
| Nana | Fon[Benin] | She is the primordial creator |
| Nana-Bouclou | Ewe[Benin] | The primeval god |
| Nanabohozo | Ojibwa [USA / Canada] | A god that influences the success or failure of hunters |
| Nanabozho | Algonquin [US / Canada] | The creator & good spirit |
| Nanabush | Algonquin [US / Canada] | The creator & good spirit |
| Nanahuatl | Aztec | A creator god |
| Nanahuatzin | Aztec | This god of courage & bravery was a small leper god who was the father of the sun |
| Nanai | Sumeria | A stellar deity |
| Nanaja | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | A war & fertility goddess |
| Nanan | Bouclou | Ewe [Africa] A god of herbs & medicine |
| Nanauatzin | Aztec | A god of disease |
| Nandi | India | A goddess of happiness & joy |
| Nandi [n] | Hindu | A bull god |
| Nang | Lha | Tibet A house god |
| Nanghaithya | Persia | The god of fire & messenger between gods & men |
| Nanna | German | A goddess of plants & flowers |
| Nanna | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Iraq | A moon god |
| Nanna | Norse | A goddess |
| Nanna | Norse | A goddess of the moon |
| Nanook | Inuit | The bear god |
| Nanse | Babylon | A goddess of justice, water & canals |
| Nanse | Sumeria | She is the tutelary goddess of Lagas also of soothsaying & interpreting dreams |
| Nantosuelta | Gallic | The goddess of water |
| Nantosuelta | Mediomatrici | [Gaul] A protective & water goddess |
| Nanuq | Inuit | The bear god |
| Napaeae | Greek / Roman | These are animistic spirits of the valleys feminine in nature |
| Napir | Elam [Iran] | The moon god |
| Nappatecuhtli | Aztec | The minor god of mat makers |
| Nappinnai | Hindu / Dravidian / Tamil | A local goddess |
| Nara | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor incarnation of the god of Visnu |
| Narada | Gandharvas | [Hindu] The chief god |
| Narada | Hindu / Epic / Vedic / Puranic | A minor but popular god |
| Naradatta | Jain | A goddess of learning |
| Naraka | Hindu | An evil Asura |
| Narasinha | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | An incarnation of the god Visnu, #4 to be exact |
| Narasinhi | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A mother goddess |
| Narayana | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A creator god |
| Narayana | India | He is the god of the sun & guardian of the universe |
| Nareau | Gilbert | Is.[Melanesia] A creator god commonly called Lord Spider |
| Nari | Slavic | Demonic beings |
| Narisha | Christian | Gnostic / Manichaean He is the god of the the world of light |
| Nascio | Roman | A goddess of childbirth |
| Nasr | Arabia | A god that is not known much his name means eagle so he may be a sky god |
| Nastasija | Russia | A goddess of sleep |
| Nat | Scandinavia | A goddess of happiness |
| Nataraja | Hindu / Puranic | A form of Siva |
| Nath | Irish | A goddess of wisdom |
| Natha | Buddhist [Sri | Lanka] A tutelary god, one of the four chief gods |
| Nathum | Etrusca | A goddess of justice |
| Naum | Maya | The god who created mind & thought |
| Naunet | Egypt | A primordial goddess one of the eight Ogdoad |
| Nav | Slavic | These spirits are generated by mortals that die tragically and / or too soon |
| Navadura [s] | Hindu | A generic title for the nine forms of the god of Durga |
| Navky | Slavic | A goddesses of water |
| Nawandyo | Uganda | A goddess of healing |
| Nayakaya | Shilluk [Sudan] | The crocodile goddess |
| Nayenezgani | Navaho | The most powerful war god |
| Nazambi | Bakongo [Zaire] | The creator god |
| Nazapa | Ngbandi [Zaire] | The creator god that is invoked at the sunrise |
| Ndara | Sulawesi Is. | The god of the underworld. |
| Ndaula | Bunyoro [Uganda] | A plague god associated with smallpox |
| Ndauthina | Fiji | A god of adultery, fire, fishing & seafaring |
| Ndegei | Fiji | This is the serpent god of earthquakes |
| Ndengei | Fiji | A serpent god with stone flesh |
| Ndjambi | Hereo [SW | Africa] A sky god who's name is generally forbidden to be spoken by women |
| Ndyambi-Karunga | Bantu / Hereo [Africa] | A rather busy god, one of the sky, sea, earth, rain, dead, growing crops, & law |
| Kalunga | Bantu / Hereo [Africa] | A rather busy god, one of the sky, sea, earth, rain, dead, growing crops, & law |
| Nzami | Bantu / Hereo [Africa] | A rather busy god, one of the sky, sea, earth, rain, dead, growing crops, & law |
| Ne'nenk'nenkicex | Kamichadal | The Christian God |
| Neairia | Greek | An underworld goddess |
| Neb-hut | Egypt | A goddess of the dead |
| Nebethepet | Egypt | A local primordial goddess |
| Nebo | Assyria | The god of teaching, writing & wisdom |
| Nebo | Hebrew | Old Testament name for Nabu |
| Nebo | Mesopotamia | A god of speech |
| Nebthet | Egypt | A goddess of the dead |
| Nebtuu | Egypt | A local goddess |
| Nebetu | Egypt | A local goddess |
| Necessitas | Roman | A goddess of destiny |
| Nechbet | Egypt | A tutelary goddess of Upper Egypt |
| Nechbet | Upper Egypt | A tutelary goddess of the monarch |
| Nechmetawaj | Egypt | A goddess |
| Neda | Messian | Nymph & nurse of Zeus did I mention she is really old, like the oldest of the nymphs |
| Nediyon | Davidian / Tamil | A creator god |
| Neferhor | Egypt | One of a triad of gods |
| Nefertem | Egypt | A god of sunrise, perfumes, ointments, virility, pleasure & Lotus flowers |
| Nefertum | Egypt | A god of sunrise, perfumes, ointments, virility, pleasure & Lotus flowers |
| Negafok | Inuit | The cold weather spirit |
| Negun | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A minor goddess this week |
| Nehalennia | Britain | A goddess who was the patron deity of sea traders |
| Nehalennia | German | A goddess of fertility & the ocean |
| Neheb-ka | Egypt | A goddess of justice |
| Nehebkau | Egypt | A snake demon that served the sun god that became a primeval god & the lord of the eternal time |
| Nehebkhau | Egypt | The snake god from the pyramid texts |
| Nehebu-Kau | Egypt | The snake god from the pyramid texts |
| Nehmet-awai | Egypt | A goddess |
| Neit | Egypt | A creator, war & domestic arts goddess |
| Neit | Irish | A god of war |
| Neiterogob | Masai [Africa] | She is the goddess of the earth |
| Neith | Egypt | A goddess of the east, women, sorcery, the home, healing, war, hunting & weaving |
| Nejma | Morocco | A goddess of healing |
| Nekhbet | Egypt | A tutelary goddess of Upper Egypt |
| Nekker | Germanic | This lovely water sprite warns sailors when they are in danger of drowning |
| Nekmet | Awai Egypt | A goddess of justice |
| Nelaima | Latvia | A goddess of destiny |
| Nemain | Irish | She is one of the triune crone goddesses of battle who were a trinity responsible for war & ghosts |
| Nemausis | Gaul | A god of water who has a sacred spring at Nimes in France |
| Nemesis | Greek | A goddess of anger, fate & justice |
| Nemestrinus | Greek | A landscaping god |
| Nemetona | Britain | A guardian goddess of all sacred places, especially groves |
| Nemglan | Irish | A bird god who fathered Conaire Mor |
| Nemu | Kai | [New Guinea] The primordial demigods |
| Nenaunic | Masai | A god of storms |
| Nenaunir | Masai | A god of storms |
| Nenun | Egypt | A falcon god |
| Nenwen | Egypt | A falcon god |
| Neoga | Iroquois | [NE US / SE Canada] A goddess of the winds |
| Neper | Egypt | A god of grain [barley & Emmer wheat] |
| Nephele | A | Nymph in the train of Artemis. |
| Nephoros | Egypt | One of a triad of gods |
| Nephthys | Egypt | A goddess of death, war, of warriors |
| Nepit | Egypt | A grain goddess |
| Nepthys | Egypt | A goddess of the dead |
| Neptune | Italy | A god of irrigation & flowing water |
| Neptune | Roman | The god of the sea |
| Neptunus | Italy | A god of irrigation & flowing water |
| Neptunus | Roman | The god of the sea |
| Nereid | Greek | Any one of the of the fifty sea nymphs |
| Neret | Egypt | A vulture goddess of strength, fear, & theft |
| Nereus | Greek | A Minor sea God |
| Nergal | Assyria / Babylon | One of the divinities of the netherworld & a god of war & death |
| Nergal | Mesopotamia | A god of plague & a chthonic underworld god |
| Nerio | Sabine | A goddess |
| Neriosang | Persia | The messenger god |
| Nerrivik | Inuit | A sea goddess The mother of all sea creatures, hunters & fishermen invoked her for success in hunting & fishing |
| God | Country | Description |
|
| Nerthus | Denmark | A fertility goddess who, bless her heart, was associated with peace |
| Nesaru | Arikara [US Plains] | The Power above |
| Nesaru | NA | A sky god |
| Nesshoue | Beninb | A river god |
| Nesu | Fon [Benin] | The tutelary god of royalty |
| Net | Egypt | A goddess of the east, women, sorcery, the home, war, hunting, weaving |
| Net | Irish | A god of war |
| Netcheh | Netcheh Egypt | A god of twofold vengeance |
| Nethuns | Etrusca | A god of water |
| Neti Babylon | / Akkadia | A chthonic underworld god |
| Neto(n) | Iberia | An ancient war god |
| Neuth | Egypt | A goddess of the sky & the heavens |
| Nevinbimbaau | Melanesia | A goddess of initiations |
| Nextepehua | Aztec | A minor chthonic underworld god |
| Ng | ai | Masai The creator of the universe |
| Nga | Yurak [Siberia] | This god of death doubles as the god that organized this world after its creation |
| Ngai | Kikuyu / Masai [E. Africa] | The supreme & creator god |
| Ngendi | Fiji | A fertility god |
| Ngewo | Western | Tropics The creator / supreme god |
| Ngewo-wa | Memnde [Sierra Leone] | The creator god |
| Ngunuwo | Ewe [Togo] | The fates |
| Ngworekara | Fon [Congo] | The demon king |
| Ni Chimu | Peru | A sea god of significant status |
| Ni Huli |
| This god is the sole cause of leprosy. |
| Ni O | Buddhist
| The protector of the Buddhist faith |
| Niamh | Irish | An aspect of Badb who helps heroes at death |
| Niamye | Baule [Ivory Coast] | The supreme god |
| Niangniang | China | A goddess of justice |
| Nicaea | Astacia | The nymph That Hymnus fell in love with, bad move |
| Nicevenn | Scotland | A goddess associated with Samhain |
| Nichant | Gros Venture [Algonquin] | A god |
| Nidaba | Sumeria | The goddess of writing |
| Nidhogger | Norse | A demon of unseemly habits, namely a eater of corpses |
| Niha-Tu-Hi-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | A fire God in that was responsible for household fires that were in the yard |
| Nike | Greek | A goddess of victory |
| Nikkal | Canaan | The goddess of the fruits of the earth |
| Nikkal | Sumeria | A sun goddess, & consort of the moon god Yarih |
| Nikkal | Syria | She is a moon goddess |
| Nikkal | Ugarit | A moon goddess |
| Nikker | Germanic | This lovely water sprite warns sailors when they are in danger of drowning |
| Niladanda | Buddhist | A guardian god of the SW quarter |
| Niladevi | Hindu / Puranic | A goddess |
| Nilalohita | Hindu | A god, one of the forms of Rudra |
| Nimrod | Mesopotamia | The god of war, wells, canals, the South Wind, thunderstorms, floods & the plough |
| Nimsimug | Babylon | This is the god that completes construction |
| Nin | Babylon | A goddess of wisdom |
| Nin | Ezan | Sumeria A goddess of healing |
| [La] | Gula | Sumeria A goddess of healing |
| Nin | Mar | Ki Mesopotamia / Sumeria A goddess |
| Ninmah | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A goddess |
| Nin | Ur | Mesopotamia / Sumeria A god |
| Nin'insina | Sumeria | A local goddess of Isin |
| Nin'insinna | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia | A fertility goddess |
| Nin-agal | Mesopotamia | The god of smiths who chewed copper & spit them out tools |
| Nin-girsu | Sumeria | The god of irrigation & fertility |
| Nin-gishzida | Sumeria | A chthonic god |
| Nin-Ildu | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia | The god of carpenters & a minor tutelary deity |
| Nin-Imma | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | The fertility goddess who is the deification of the female sex organs |
| Nin-sar | Sumeria | A minor goddess of plants |
| Nin-sun | Sumeria | A goddess of Erech [Uruk] |
| Nin-urta | Mesopotamia | The god of war, wells, canals, the South Wind, thunderstorms, floods & the plough |
| Ninazu | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A chthonic god that is generally benevolent |
| Nindara | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A god |
| Nindub | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A local god of of Lagas |
| Ninegal | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia | A god of smiths, a rather minor deity |
| Ningal | Sumeria | She is of a lunar association |
| Ningikuga | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A goddess of reeds & marshes |
| Ningilin | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A rather obscure god |
| Ningirama | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A minor god of magic that protected against snakes |
| Ningirsu | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A tutelary god |
| Ningis Zi Da | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | The god of light coming from heaven & tutelary god of Gudea [Lagas] |
| Ningursu | Sumeria | The god of irrigation & fertility |
| Ningyo | Japan | This elemental, a mermaid, wards off misfortune & as well as influencing peace throughout the land |
| Ninhursag | Akkadia / Babylon / Persia / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | The goddess of the earth & creator of humans, fertility & productivity |
| Ninhursanga | Sumeria | A mother, earth & fertility goddess |
| Ninib | Assyria / Babylon | This is the god of the spring & morning sun |
| Ninigi | Japan | The ruler of the earth, grandson of Amaterasu |
| Ninildu | Babylon | Just another god that completes construction |
| Ninkaranunna | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A barber god |
| Ninkarrak | Assyria | A goddess of healing |
| Ninkasi | Sumeria | A goddess of happiness & pleasure |
| Ninkigal | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia | A chthonic god worshiped at Ur |
| Ninkilum | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A rather obscure god |
| Ninkurra | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A minor mother goddess |
| Ninlil | Babylon / Sumeria | A goddess of the winds & grain |
| Ninmah | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A mother goddess |
| Ninmah | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | The goddess of the earth & creator of humans, fertility & productivity |
| Ninmakh | Sumeria | A mother, earth & fertility goddess |
| Ninmena | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | Another mother goddess |
| Ninshar | Sumeria | A goddess of birth & stony ground |
| Ninsikil | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | The patron goddess of Dilmun [ a mythical paradise] |
| Ninsubar | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A messenger god / goddess |
| Ninsun [a] | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A cow goddess that was the tutelary goddess of Gudea |
| Ninsuna | Sumeria | A goddess of Erech [Uruk] |
| Ninsusinak | Iran | The national god of Ela |
| Insusinak | Iran | The national god of Ela |
| Susinakm | Akkadia | The national god of Ela |
| Nintinugga | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A goddess |
| Gula | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A goddess |
| Nintu | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia / Sumeria | The goddess of the earth & creator of humans, fertility & productivity |
| Nintur | Babylon | The goddess of the womb |
| Nintur | Sumeria | A mother, earth & fertility goddess |
| Nintura | Akkadia / Mesopotamia | A god of thunderstorms & the plow |
| Ninur | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A god |
| Ninurta | Babylon | A god of agriculture, war & thunder |
| Ninurta | Akkadia / Hurrian | A warrior god |
| Ninurta | Mesopotamia | The god of war, wells, canals, the South Wind, thunderstorms, floods & the plough |
| Ninurta | Sumeria | The deity in charge of the violent & destructive south wind |
| Ninurtu | Sumeria | The god of irrigation & fertility |
| Nio | Japan | These are rather ugly spirits that not only protect children they prevent theft & chase evil away from monasteries, rather a nice group |
| Niparaya | PSW USA | The creator spirit |
| Nirah | Mesopotamia | A snake god |
| Nirmali | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A goddess of childbirth |
| Nirrita | Hindu / Vedic | A god of death |
| Nirriti | Buddhist | A guardian, that strangely enough, stands upon a corpse |
| Nirriti | Hindu / Vedic | A goddess of corruption, decay, disease, healing & of destruction of evil |
| Nirrta | Hindu / Vedic | A god of death |
| Nisaba | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | The goddess of writing & wisdom that started life as a vegetation goddess |
| Nishanu | Arikara [US] | The great sky spirit |
| Nispannattara | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess |
| Nit | Egypt | A goddess of hunting |
| Niu | Egypt | A god of mystery |
| Niu She | China
| A goddess of literacy |
| Niu Wang | China
| A god of oxen |
| Niu-Y'ou | China | The spirit constable for the Yama kings |
| Niut | Egypt | A goddess of mystery |
| Nix | German | The goddesses of rivers |
| Nixe | German | A water-sprite |
| Nixies | German | The goddesses of rivers |
| Njord | German | A god of the ocean, sailors, fisherman & fertility with a nifty ship |
| Njord | Norse | A god of fertility, war, wind |
| Njord | Scandinavia | A god of fishing, prosperity & ships |
| Nkosi Yama'kosi | Ndebele [Zimbabwe] | The supreme |
| Nkulnkulu | Ndebele | The high god |
| No Il Ja Dae | Japan | A goddess of the toilet |
| Noctiluca | Gaul | A goddess of magic |
| Nocturnus | Roman | A god of the night |
| Nodens | Celtic | The river god of the Severn estuary |
| Nodons | Celtic | The river god of the Severn estuary |
| Nodotus | Celtic | A minor goddess of crops |
| Nohochacym | Maya | A god |
| Nohochacyum | Maya | The creator the world who was helped by three other gods |
| Nohuichana | Mexico | A goddess of hunting |
| Nok | China | A goddess of Aquarius |
| Nomi-No-Sukune | Japan / Shinto | The god of sumo wrestlers |
| Nomia |
| Nomia gave his name to the Nomian Mountains according to the Arcadians. |
| Nommo | Dogon [W. Africa] | The primordial spirits that are associated of rain & fertility |
| Nommo | Sudan [Africa] | These twins have a strange story better than Noah's of Jewish fame |
| Nona | Roman | A goddess of birth |
| Nonady | Lithuania | He is of the Leader of the gods |
| Nong | Kafir [Afghanistan] | The god of winter & cold weather that lives in a glacier, he does not like women |
| Nootaikok | Inuit | The god of icebergs |
| Nopheros | Egypt | One of a triad of gods |
| Norn [s] | Norse | A goddess of the past, one of the fates |
| Norov | Russia | A god of grain |
| Nortia | Etrusca | A goddess of fate & fortune |
| Norwan | Wintun [Cal. US] | A goddess of warriors |
| Nosenga | Korekore / Shona [Zimbabwe] | A tribal god that requires an oracle |
| Notos | Greek | A god of the S. wind |
| Notus | Roman | A god of the SW wind |
| Nox | Greek | The goddess of night |
| God | Country | Description |
|
| Nrtya | Buddhist / Tibet | A mother goddess |
| Nsongo | Bangala [Zaire] | A moon goddess |
| Ntoa | Ghan [Ghana] | A goddess |
| Nu Ba | China | The goddess of drought |
| Nu | Egypt | A god who personified the primeval waters |
| Nu Gua | China | The creator of the cosmos & human beings in the oldest chinese literature She became goddess of marriage with Fu-xi There are She was lessened in power later (Nu Wa means lovely woman) drowned in the East sea perhaps because as the daugher of fire she was associated with the sun |
| Nu Kua | China | A primordial goddess & inventor of the flute that created the human race |
| Nu Mus | Da Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A tutelary god of the lost city of Kazullu |
| Nu Wa | China | The creator of the cosmos & human beings in the oldest chinese literature She became goddess of marriage with Fu-xi There are She was lessened in power later (Nu Wa means lovely woman) drowned in the East sea perhaps because as the daugher of fire she was associated with the sun |
| Nu'tenut | Chukchi [E. Siberia] | An earth spirit that is the owner of the world |
| Nu-gua | China | A creator god / goddess, & yes the ancients had no problem with that concept |
| Nuada | Britain | This god is London's name sake |
| Nuadha | Irish | A god & one time leader of the Tuatha de Danaan |
| Nuadu | Irish | A tribal god of healing & water |
| Nuba | Sudan [Africa] | He is the god of the sky |
| Nudd | Britain | This god is London's name sake |
| Nudimmud | Akkadia / Sumeria | Enki as a creator god |
| Nuga | Melanesia | A crocodile god |
| Nuit | Egypt | A goddess of the sky & the heavens |
| Nujalik | Inuit | She is the goddess of all hunting on land |
| Nuli'rahak | Inuit [E. Siberia] | The Sea Spirit |
| Arna'kuagsak | Inuit [E. Siberia] | The Sea Spirit |
| Nuliayoq | Inuit | A goddess of rivers & inlets |
| Num | Samojedic | The sky god & supreme deity |
| Num-Torum | Mansi [Vogul] | He is a sky god, one not allergic to iron, & resides in the seventh heaven |
| Numbakulla | Aus. | A god |
| Numeria | Roman | A goddess in charge of numbers, counting, arithmetic & mathematics overall |
| Numi | Tarem | Siberia The sky god |
| Numma | Moiyuk Aus. | A goddess of the ocean |
| Nummo | Dogon [Mali] | A spirit couple |
| Nun | Egypt | A god who personified the primeval waters |
| Nunbarsegunu | Akkadia / Babylon / Mespotomian / Sumeria | A rather obscure mother goddess mentioned in the creation taxed as the old woman of Nippur |
| Nunda | Cherokee | A goddess of healing, headaches, & blisters |
| Nunet | Egypt | She is a goddess of the the ocean |
| Nurundere | Kamilaroi / Wiradyuri [Aus] | A god of all things & master of life death |
| Nusku | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia | The god of light & fire |
| Nusku | Sumeria | A god of fire & light |
| Nut | Egypt | A goddess of the sky & the heavens |
| Nux | Greek | The goddess of night |
| Nyalic | Dinka [Africa] | Not only is he Lord of Spirits & supreme god, but god of the sky & rain as well |
| Nyalitch | Dinka [Africa] | Not only is he Lord of Spirits & supreme god, but god of the sky & rain as well |
| Nyama | Bantu[Africa] | The name for animals with magic powers |
| Nyambe | Barotse | [Upper Zambesi] The high god |
| Nyambe | Koko | [Nigeria] The god |
| Nyambe | Zambia | A god of war |
| Nyambi | Bakongo [Zaire] | The creator god |
| Nyambi | Barotse | [Upper Zambesi] The high god |
| Nyame | Akan | [S. Ghana] The supreme creator god |
| Nyame | Ashanti [Africa] | He is the god of rain, wind, sun, moon, night & sleep. You might say he is a busy sod |
| Nyami-Nyami | Zambesi | The guardian spirit of the Zambesi river |
| Nyamia | Ama | Senegal The god of storms, rain & lightning of Senegal |
| Nyamwezi | Africa | A goddess of justice |
| Nyankopon | Akan | [S. Ghana] The supreme creator god |
| Nyankopon | Ashanti [Africa] | He is the god of rain, wind, sun, moon, night & sleep. You might say he is a busy sod |
| Nyasaye | Maragoli | [Kenya] The god |
| Nyavirezi | Rwanda [C. | Africa] The lion goddess originally a daughter of the tribal chief |
| Nymph [s] | Greek | These are female elementals, a lower level of the god / dess hierarchy |
| Nymph [s] | Cabiroides | Nymphs that are daughters of the Cabiroi |
| Nymph [s] | Corycian | Parnassian nymphs |
| Nymph [s] | LamusidesGreek | Naiads, daughters of Lamus |
| Nyrckes | Finland | He is the god that gave squirrels from the forest, there is confusion as to exactly who or what he is |
| Nyx | Greek | The goddess of night |
| Nzakbomba | Bantu [Africa] | The creator, who was really three in one |
| Nzambe | Bakongo [Zaire] | The creator god |
| Nzambi | Africa | A goddess of justice |
| Nzambi | Bakongo | [Congo] The great goddess |
| Nzambi | Mpungu | Bakongo [Congo] The great goddess |
| Nzame | Bantu [Africa] | The creator, who was really three in one |
| Nzame | Fan | [Congo] The high god |
| Nzame | Nkwa | Bantu [Africa] The creator, who was really three in one |
| Nze | Ngbandi [Zaire] | The moon god who is closely linked with women & fertility |
| Nzeanzo | Sudan [Africa] | He is the god of rain, metalworking, grain, & fertility |
| O | Kuni | Nushi Japan A god of medicine & witchcraft |
| O'Meal | Na'kwaxdax [BC Canada] | A tribal spirit, the chief of the ancients who's siblings are the myth people |
| O-Iwa-Dai-Myojin | Japan / Shinto / Buddhist | A god of stone workers |
| O-Kuni-Nushi | Japan | A god of medicine & sorcery |
| O-Kuni-Nushi-No-Mikito | Japan / Shinto | The sky god as a great organizer & consolidator of the earth |
| O-Mi-T'o | Fo | China The name of Amitabha |
| O-Toshi-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | He heads the pantheon of agricultural gods but generally is the guardian of rice fields |
| O-Wata-Tsumi | Japan | A sea god |
| O-Yama-Tsu-Mi | Japan | A mountain god |
| O-yama-tsuni | Japan | A mountain god |
| Oannes | Babylon | He is the god of the sea, a rather nice fellow |
| Oannes | Greek | A form of a Mesopotamian sea god |
| Oanuava | Britain | A very old Earth goddess |
| Oba | Africa | A river goddess |
| Oba | Puerto | Rico A water goddess |
| Oba | Yoruba [Africa] | A goddess & protector of prostitutes |
| Obarator | Roman | A god responsible for overseeing the fertilizing of crops |
| Obassi | OsawHausa | [Niger] The high god |
| Obatala | Africa / Caribbean / S. | & C. America This god is a humdinger, so powerful that he alone knows where the Great Almighty is hidden |
| Obatala | Yoruba | A sky god |
| Obosom | Yoruba [Africa] | A fertility god, he makes barren women fertile & shapes the fetus in the womb |
| Oboto | Africa | A goddesses of serenity |
| Obtala | W. | Indies A sky goddess |
| Obtala | Yoruba [Africa] | A fertility god, he makes barren women fertile & shapes the fetus in the womb |
| Obumo | Africa | A god |
| Occator | Roman | The deity responsible for harrowing the soil |
| Oceanids | Greek | The ocean nymphs |
| Oceanus | Greek | The god of the oceans who was also a primordial god |
| Ocelotl | Aztec | The sun god of the first of the five world ages [ they last for 2028 heavenly years & each heavenly year = 52 Earth years] |
| Ocelus | Roman / British | A god of healing that became syncretized with the god Mars |
| Ochu | W. | Indies A moon goddess |
| Ochumare | Puerto | Rico A goddess of happiness & the rainbow |
| Ochun | Africa / Caribbean / S. | & C. America She is the goddess of sweet water |
| Ockabewis | Chippewa [M. | USA / Canada] A messenger of the gods & teacher of mankind |
| Ocrisia | Roman | A goddess of fire |
| Oculata | Roman | A goddess of healing & the eyes |
| Ocynoe | One | of the nurses of Dionysus who followed him in his Indian campaign. |
| Odakon | Babylon | He is the god of the sea, a rather nice fellow |
| Odin | Norse | The high god, god of wisdom, battle, death, inspiration He was the chief god of the Aesir & the husband of Frigg |
| Odqan | Mongolia | The fire spirit |
| Odras | Irish | A goddess of pools |
| Odudua | Yoruba [Nigeria] | A creator goddess of fertility & love |
| Odudud | Yoruba [Africa] | He is the god of the south |
| Oduduwa | Yoruba[Africa] | An earth goddess & creator deity |
| Oengus | Irish | A god of love |
| Oengus | of | the Bruig Irish A god worshipped from about 500 BC-400 AD |
| Oenoe | A Greek | A naiad |
| OenoneTroy | Nymph | ythe daughter of the River God Cebren |
| Ogdoad | Egypt | The eight primordial elements of chaos, they exist prior to the creation of the sun god & known in Middle Egypt |
| Ogetsu | no | hime Shinto A goddess of food |
| Ogiuwu | Edo [Benin] | The god of death that owns the blood all living things |
| Ogma | Gaul | A god of education, genius, eloquence, language & magic |
| Ogma | Irish | The chief god |
| Ogmios | Gaul | A god of education, genius, eloquence, language & magic |
| Ogmius | Gaul | A god of education, genius, eloquence, language & magic |
| Ogoun | Haiti / Vodun | A god of war & fire |
| Ogoun | Nago / Yoruba [Africa] | The god of iron & warfare |
| Ogun | Akka / Caribbean / S. & C. America | He is the god of warriors |
| Ogun | Edo [Benin] | A god of war that was sent to cut up the land to allow crops to the planted |
| Ogun | Haiti / Vodun | A god of war & fire |
| Ogun | Nago / Edo / Yoruba [W. Africa] | A god of iron, hunting & war |
| Ohoromoxtotil | Maya | This god was the creator of the sun |
| Oi | Suk [Kenya] | A god more along the lines of personal illness rather than plague |
| Oke | Virginia [USA] | An evil god whom of course the Christians declared to be a devil |
| Okeanides | Greek | The ocean nymphs |
| Okeanos | Greek | The god of the oceans who was also a primordial god |
| Okeus | Virginia [USA] | An evil god whom of course the Christians declared to be a devil |
| Oki-Tsu-Hiko-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | The god of kitchens |
| Oko | Yoruba [Nigeria] | A god of agriculture |
| Okuninushi | Japan | A god of healing & magic |
| Okuninushi | Japan | A god of medicine & sorcery |
| Ola | Bibi Hindu | a local plauge goddess associated with cholera |
| Olelbis | Wintun | [Cal. USA] The creator god |
| Olin-Tonatiuh | Aztec / Toltec | The god of duality & a supreme deity |
| Olla | Cuba | A goddess of fire |
| Ollathair | Irish | The god of the earth, death, rebirth & long life |
| Ollin | Aztec | A creator god |
| Ollintonatiuh | Aztec | A creator god |
| Olloatir | Britain | A god often seen as a male form of Epona |
| Olodumare | Yoruba [Nigeria] | A creator god to whom the souls of the dead are expected to make a confession |
| Olojo | Yoruba [Nigeria] | A creator god to whom the souls of the dead are expected to make a confession |
| Olokum | Carib. | A god in Puerto Rico that is a hermaphrodite |
| Olokum | W. | Indies A goddess of the ocean depths |
| Olokun | Yoruba[Africa] | A god of wealth & the sea |
| Olorun | Yoruba [Nigeria] | A creator god to whom the souls of the dead are expected to make a confession |
| Olosa | Puerto | Rico A goddess of fishermen |
| Olwen | Wales | A goddess of summer & war |
| Omacatl | Aztec | A minor god of feasting & revelry |
| Ome | Tochtli | Aztec A fertility god that was slaughtered & then resurrected by Tezcatlipoca |
| Omecihuatl | Aztec | A creator goddess |
| Ometecuhtli | Aztec / Toltec | The god of duality & a supreme deity |
| Ometecutli | Aztec | A primordial creator god that rules in the 13th heaven |
| Ometeotl | Aztec | A primordial creator god that rules in the 13th heaven |
| Omichle | Phoenicia | [Hellenic] The primordial principle |
| Omicle | Phoenicia | [Hellenic] The primordial principle |
| Omiwa | Japan | A god worshipped by O-Kuni-Nushi as his protective deity |
| Omoikane | Japan | A god of wisdom |
| Onamuji | Japan | An earth god |
| Onatha | Iroquois | [NE US / SE Canada] The spirit of wheat |
| Oneiroi | Greek | The deities considered to be the source of dreams |
| Oni | Japan | Demons who seized wicked men when they died |
| Oni | Yoruba [Nigeria] | A creator god to whom the souls of the dead are expected to make a confession |
| Oniata | Iroquois | [NE US / SE Canada] A spirit of springs |
| Onniont | Huron | A snake deity |
| Ono | Marquesa Is. | The name given to Rongo |
| Onuava | Gaul | An earth fertility goddess known only from inscriptions |
| Onuris Egypt | [Hellenic] | A god of hunting & war |
| Onuris | Greek | A form of the Egyptian god Anhur |
| Onyankopon | Akan | [S. Ghana] The supreme creator god |
| Oonawieh | Unggi | Cherokee A wind god |
| Opet | Egypt | A hippopotamus goddess who is protective of childbirth |
| Ophois | Egypt | A jackal & a cemetery god at Asyut |
| Ophthalmitis | Greek | A goddess of eyesight |
| Opigena | An | ancient goddess who helps in the process of a swift & safe childbirth |
| Opis | Hyperborean | Nymph, daughter of the North Wind Boreas. Orion tried to rape her but she joined the train of Artemis. |
| Opo | Akan [Ghana] | The god the ocean & inland lakes & rivers |
| Opocchtli | Aztec | A minor god of light a fisherman & hunters |
| Opochtli | Aztec | A god of fishing & hunting |
| Ops | Roman | A goddess of fertility, prosperity & the harvest |
| Ora | Albania | A female protective spirit |
| Orahan | Gomera | [Canary Is.] A god |
| Oraios | Gnostic Christian | The primordial deity, one of seven androgynous elements born to the prime parent & ruler of the seven heavens of chaos |
| Orbona | Roman | A goddess of healing & childhood diseases |
| Orcus | Roman | A chthonic underworld god |
| Ordog | Hungary | A god of dark forces |
| Oreades | Roman | These ladies are the animistic spirits of the mountains |
| Oreads | Greek | Nymphs of mountains & caves |
| Orehu | Guyana [Brazil] | A goddess of healing |
| Ori | Yoruba [Nigeria] | The god of wisdom |
| Orisa | Nla | Yoruba [Africa] A sky god & creator god |
| Orisha | Nla | Yoruba [Africa] A god ordered to create solid ground |
| Orishako | Yoruba[Africa] | A god of agriculture |
| Orishanla | Yoruba [Nigeria] | A creator god to whom the souls of the dead are expected to make a confession |
| Orithyia | Greek | Nymph who according to some, was grandmother of Adonis. |
| Ormuzd | Zoroastrian | The god of light & supreme goodness |
| Oro | Polynesia / Tahiti | A god of war |
| Orotal [t] | Arabic | A party god banished by the followers of Allah & Jesus the Christ |
| Orphne | Avernal | Nymph, mistress of the River God Acheron (a river in the Underworld). |
| Orseis | Wife | of Hellen, who named Hellenes those who are called Greeks. |
| Orthia | Sparta | A locally worshipped mother goddess |
| Ortzi | Basque | The sky god |
| Orunjan | Yoruba[Africa] | A god of the midday sun |
| Orunmila | Yoruba [Nigeria] | A god of mercy & destiny |
| Osande | Ovimbundu [Angola] | A benevolent god that is a guardian deity |
| Osandobua | Edo [Benin] | A benign creator god that controls prosperity, health & happiness |
| Osanyin | Africa | A god of medicine |
| Oshalla | Yoruba[Africa] | A god, son of the sun & husband of the earth goddess |
| Oshe | Yoruba [Africa] | A god of thunder & lightning |
| Oshossi | Brazil | A water god |
| Oshun | Ana | Yoruba [Africa] A goddess of love |
| Oshun | W. | Indies A goddess of love & fertility |
| Oshun | Yoruba [Africa] | A goddess of healing, fertility & rivers |
| Osiris | Egypt | A god of the underworld & of vegetation, fertility, burial rites & supreme god was worshipped from Ca. 3000 BCE-400 CE |
| Ossa | Greek | A goddess of rumors |
| Ossipaga | Roman | A goddess responsible for hardening the bones of infants |
| Ostara | German | A goddess of spring & the sun who gave her name to Easter |
| Ostaraki | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess |
| Osun | Yoruba [Nigeria] | A river & healing goddess within a festival of the Ibo-Osun |
| Ot | Mongol | A goddess of marriage & the Queen of fire |
| Otaci | Buddhist / Lamaist | [Tibet] A physician god & medicine buddha |
| Othinn | Norse | The high god, god of wisdom, battle, death, inspiration He was the chief god of the Aesir & the husband of Frigg |
| Othris | Consorted | with both Zeus and Apollo. By Zeus she gave birth to Meliteus, and by Apollo to Phagros. She had to expose Meliteus by fear of Hera but the child was fed by bees and he later founded the city Melite in Phthia. Phagros brought up Meliteus, as some say. |
| Oto | Hime Japan | A goddess of the sea |
| Otr | Norse | The son of Hreidmar |
| Ouiot | Luiseno | [S. Ca. USA] He is the primeval father & moon god who returned three days after his death which actually happened, according to them |
| Ouranos | Phoenicia | He is the god of fire |
| Ouranos / Uranus | Greek | A god of the heavens or of the sky |
| Owiot | Luiseno [S. | Cal. US] The moon god |
| Oxlahun | Ti | Ku Maya The generic name for the 13 sky gods who may well be worshipped today |
| Oya | W. | Indies A goddess of violent rainstorms |
| Oya | Yoruba [Africa] | A warrior goddess of fire, rainstorms, justice & the wind as well as the River Niger |
| P'an | Chin | lien China A goddess of brothels, lasciviousness, prostitution & sex |
| P'an | Niang | China A goddess of vaccination |
| P'i | Chia | Ma China A god of ribs |
| Pa | Canaan | The goddess of droughts |
| Pa | The | goddess of drought |
| Pa-bil-sag | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia | The tutelary god of Isin |
| Pa-Cha | China | A protective deity against locusts |
| Pa-Hsien | China | The Eight Immortals |
| Pabilsag | Sumeria | A god |
| Pabilsang | Sumeria | A god |
| Pachamac | Inca | [SA] A god of the earth |
| Pachamama | Inca | [SA] A goddess of fertility, good fortune, & nature |
| Pachcammac | Yuncas [S.A.] | This is the supreme creator god |
| Pachet | Egypt | A goddess of the desert |
| Padma | Hindu | The goddess that is the incarnation of Laksmi |
| Padma | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A snake god |
| Padmanartesvara | Buddhist | This god is known as the lord of the dance |
| Padmantaka | Buddhist | A god that is the guardian of the Western direction |
| Padmapani | Buddhist | A god, a Buddha designate |
| Padmasambhava | Buddhist / Tantric / Tibet | This god was responsible for the introduction of Tantric Buddhism in Tibet |
| Padmatara | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess |
| Padsmosnisa | Buddhist | A god that is connected with the guardian deities |
| Paean | Greek | A god of healing & physician to the other gods |
| Paeon | Crete | A war god |
| Pah | Pawnee | [C. Plains US] A god of the moon |
| Pahtecatl | Aztec | A minor fertility god & concerned with brewing pulque |
| Pai | Chung | China A god of agriculture |
| Pai | Yu | China A god of the guitar |
| Paiawon | Crete | A war god |
| Paikea | Polynesia | A god of sea monsters His parents were Rangi & Papa |
| Paiowa | Piaute [W. USA] | She & her daughter created the first people |
| Pairikas | Persia | A goddesses of drought |
| Paivatar | Finland | A goddess of war |
| Pajainen | Finland | A god |
| Pajau | Yan | Vietnam A goddess of health & healing |
| Pajonn | Lapland | A god of thunder |
| Pak | Tai China / Tao | An astral god of war |
| Paka'a | Hawaii | A god of the wind |
| Pakhet | Egypt | A goddess of hunting worshipped near Beni Hassan |
| Pakrokitat | & | Kukitat Serrano [Cal. US] The creator god & sibling |
| Palaemon | Greek | A minor sea god |
| Palaniyantavan | Hindu / Dravidian / Tamil | A local god |
| Palatua | Roma | The spirit of the Palatine hills representing city civic responsibility |
| Palemon | Greek | A human that suffered apotheosis & became a minor sea god |
| Pales | Roman | A god / goddess of sheep & shepherds, either one worked |
| Pali | Dhatarattha | Buddhist One of the four Buddhist guardians of the world |
| Pali Kongju | Korea | Korea A goddess of healing |
| Pali Peta | Hindu / Buddhist | The spirits of the dead |
| Pali Vessavana | Buddhist | 1 of 4 Buddhist guardians of the world |
| Pali Virulha | Buddhist | 1 of the 4 Buddhist guardians of the world |
| Palici | Scicly Twin | Sicilian gods associated with a pair of geysers near Palagonia still known as the Lago dei Palici Their shrine became a sanctuary |
| Palk | Korea | He is the sun god |
| Pallas | Greek | A name of Athene |
| Pallian | Aus. | A god |
| God | Country | Description |
|
| Pallor | Greek | A god associated with panic |
| Palulop | Micronesia | A great sea god & canoe captain of Micronesia |
| Pamola | Algonkian | An evil spirit of the night |
| Pan | Greek | The shepherd god depicted in human form with the legs, horns & ears of a goat |
| Pana | Inuit | She cares for the souls of the dead |
| Panacea | Greek | The goddess of health |
| Panao | Kafir [Afghanistan] | Not only a creator god but a generic title for deities controlling the natural world, they lived in the mountains |
| Pancabrahma | Hindu | This is the collective name for the five aspects of Siva |
| Pancamukha-Patradeva | Buddhist | A god, a beggar |
| Pancaraksa | Buddhist | This is a group of five goddesses that are invoked to grant longevity at as well as protect certain areas or villages |
| Panda | The | goddess of opening roads & towns for the first time |
| Pandara | Buddhist | A goddess |
| Pandari | Buddhist | This goddess is in charge of fire & passion |
| Pandia | Greek | The goddess of brightness especially the sun |
| Paneu | Kafir [Afghanistan] | The seven divine brother gods |
| Pang | Che | China A goddess of justice |
| Pansahi | Mata Hindu | One of the seven mother goddesses that later became regarded as evil |
| Pantang | Mayag | Borneo A goddess of love |
| Pao | Kung | China A god of the magistrates who was a victim of apotheosis as he lived from 999-1062 CE |
| Pao | Yuan | ch'uan China A god of the spleen |
| Pap-nigin-gara | Mesopotamia / Akkadia | A god of war that was lord of the boundary stone |
| Papa | Hawaii / Maori / New | Zealand A goddess of the earth |
| Papa | Mangaia Is. | The mother of the gods |
| Papas | Phrygia | [NW Turkey] A local god |
| Papatuanuku | Polynesia | A chthonic mother goddess that evolved spontaneously in the cosmic night |
| Papaya | Hittite | One of the deities who awaited the return of Telipinus |
| Papsukkal | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia [Hellenistic] | A messenger god as well as the gatekeeper for the remainder of the pantheon |
| Para | Finland | These are the domestic spirits that can be beneficial |
| Paramasva | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A god that enjoys trampling on Hindu gods |
| Paramita | Buddhist | A descriptive name of a philosophical deity |
| Parasu-Rama / Parashurama | Hindu | The sixth avatar of Vishnu |
| Parce | Roman | A pair birth goddesses became the goddesses of fate |
| Pare | Polynesia | A goddess of volcanoes |
| Parendi | Hindu / Vedic | A minor goddess of prosperity associated with accumulating wealth |
| Paria | Concubine | of King Minos of Crete. |
| Pariaca | Inca [SA] | A weather god responsible for rain & thunder, |
| Pariskaravassita | Buddhist | A minor goddess, one of those personifying the discipline of spiritual regeneration |
| Parjanya | Hindu / Vedic | He started out being a god of rain |
| Parnasavari | Aboriginal India | Buddhist A goddess taken over by the Buddhists |
| Parsva | India | This deity may have been based on a real prince that live approximately 250 years before Mahavira |
| Parthenope | Greek | Another nut case who sang sailors into confusion & thereby helped to wreck their ships |
| Parthivi | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A chthonic earth goddess |
| Partula | Roman | A goddess of childbirth |
| Parvati | Hindu / Puranic / Epic / India | A goddess of the mountains that dances the cosmic dance |
| Parvati | Hindu / Puranic / Epic / India | A mother goddess |
| Parvati | India | This is the goddess of female energy who is both terrible & kind |
| Pasht | Egypt | A cat goddess, healing, life & war |
| Pashupati | Hindu | One of the titles of Rudra |
| Pasiphae | Greek | A goddess of the moon |
| Pasowee | Kiowa [US] | A female manitou of health & medicine |
| Pasupati | Hindu | The god of animals, an ityphallic deity |
| Patadharni | Buddhist | A goddess of passage that watches over curtains & doorways in line |
| Patecatl | Aztec | A god of medicine & surgery |
| Pateke | Phoenicia | A protective deity of seafarers |
| Patollo | Baltic | The chief & war god |
| Patrimpas | Lithuania | A god of agriculture, joy, peace, springtime |
| Pattini | SriLanka | A goddess of summer & mother goddess |
| Pattinidevi | SriLanka | A goddess of summer & mother goddess |
| Paurnamasi | Hindu | A goddess of the full moon |
| Pautiwa | Hopi | The sun god |
| Pava | Hindu | The god of the winds |
| Paventia | Roman | The goddess who created terror in Children |
| Pavor | A | god associated with dispelling mental distress & anguish |
| Pax | Roman | A goddess of peace |
| Payatamu | Navaho | The god of summer fields |
| Pazuzu | Mesopotamia / Assyria | This demon represented the winds of the S.E. & was happy to bring you various illness |
| Pdry | Canaan | A goddess of mist |
| Pegaea | One | of the Ionides Nymphs in Elis. They were believed to cure diseases. (These were: Calliphaeia, Synallasis, Pegaea and Iasis.) |
| Pegasis | Mother | of Atymnius, who was killed by Odysseus in the course of the Trojan War. |
| Pehar | Tibet / Bon | A demon prince |
| Peitho | Greek | A goddess of persuasion |
| Peju'lpe | Yukaghir [Siberia] | These guardian spirits look after the well being of animals under their care & benevolent to the hunter so long as he observes the rules & kills only when necessary |
| Pekar | Tibet / Bon | A demon prince |
| Pekko | Finland | A god of barley |
| Peko | Estonia | The god of barley |
| Pele | Hawaii | A goddess of fire, volcanoes & witchcraft |
| Pellonpekko | Finland | A god of barley |
| Pellonpekko | Finland | A god responsible for the duration & harvest of the barley, used to make beer. Under Christianity you may find him with the name of St. Peter |
| Pembo | Bambarra [Africa] | This is the god of agriculture, water & wisdom |
| Pen | Annwen | Wales An underworld god almost synonymous with Pwyll & Pryderi |
| Penates | Roman | Hearth gods chosen by the head of household, they started out protecting the store room |
| Peneios | Thessaly | A river god |
| Peneius | Thessaly | A river god |
| Penelope | Even | Penelope, Odysseus' wife, has been called a Nymph, but this should be another Penelope who consorted with Hermes. |
| Penelope | Greek | A goddess of spring |
| Peneos | Thessaly | A river god |
| Peneus | Thessaly | A river god |
| Pephredo | Greek | One of the Graiae |
| Perchta | S. German | A goddess, later a frightful spirit |
| Perchten | German | These demons resided in alpine areas |
| Perende | Albania | A storm god that lets you know he is around with thunder & lightning. It was used by the Christians to identify their god in that region |
| Perendi | Illrya [Albania] | Just a another name for the god of Abraham, a storm god prior to Christianity |
| Pereplut | Slavic | She not only is the goddess of drink but of changing fortunes as well |
| Peri | Persia | These are spirits of great beauty that battle the evil ones as well as help morals on at the way to the land of the blessed |
| Peri | Zoroastrianism | The female demons associated with Ahriman |
| Periboea | A | Naiad, wife of Icarius, father of Penelope, Odysseus' wife. |
| Perimb | Brazil | A moon goddess & supreme being |
| Perit | Albania | Female mountain spirits |
| Perkons | Latvia | A god of thunder that brings beneficial rain & is a fertility god |
| Perkunas | Lithuania | The god of thunder & yes this is Perkons in a different nation |
| Perkuno | Baltic | The thunder god |
| Perkuno | Prussia | The thunder god |
| Peroun | Slavic | A god of war, justice, lightning, thunder & the Oak |
| Perse | Greek | An underworld goddess |
| Persephone | Greek | A goddess of death & spring |
| Perses | Greek | A Titan he was the god of light |
| Persis | Greek | An underworld goddess |
| Perun | Russia | The thunder & creator god |
| Perun | Slavic | A god of war, justice, lightning, thunder & the Oak |
| Peruwa | Hittite | This god has an epitaph as queen & but he likes horses |
| Petbe | Egypt | A god of retaliation |
| Petesuchos Egypt | [Hellenized] | A crocodile god from Fayum |
| Pey | Tamil | These are some rather unpleasant demonic beings that do odious things with the dead & wounded warriors who for a side line bring misfortune to the living |
| Phaethon | Greek | This son of a sun god ended up as a crispy critter |
| Phan | Ku | China A god |
| Phanebal | Semitic | A youthful warrior god |
| Phanes | Greek | The primordial sun god & the first one to emerge from the cosmic egg created by Kronos |
| Phantasos | Greek | A god of dreams by inanimate objects |
| Pharaoh | Egypt | A god king(s) |
| Pharmacides | Greek | A goddesses of health & drugs |
| Phebele | Congo | The male god who fathered man |
| Pheme | Greek | A goddess of popular rumour |
| Phiale | A | Nymph in the train of Artemis. |
| Phigalia | A | Dryad Nymph, after whom the town of Phigalia was named. |
| Phobetus | Greek | A god of dreams by animals |
| Phobos | Greek | A god of fear & terror |
| Phoebe | Greek | A goddess of the moon |
| Phoebe | Greek | A Hamadryad |
| Phoebus | Greek | A god of enlightenment |
| Phorcys | Greek | A sea god |
| Phorkos | Greek | A sea god |
| Phorkys | Greek | A sea god |
| Phosphoros | Greek | A god of the morning |
| Phosphorus | Greek | A god of the morning |
| Phrixa | Nurse | of Zeus. |
| Phul | Mata Hindu | / Puranic / Epic A mother goddess that became one of the evil ones |
| Phyi-Sgrub | Buddhist / Tibet | He is a form of a god Yama |
| Pi | Hsia | Yuan Chin China A goddess of birth, midwives & healing |
| Pi-Hsia-Yuan-Chun | China | The protectress of childbirth & of women & children |
| Pianan | Aztec | A minor god of war |
| Picullus | Prussia | An underworld god that was taken over by the Christians as their devil |
| Picus | Roman | A god of agriculture |
| Picvu'cin | Chukchi | [E. Siberia] The god of hunters that rides around on a sled drawn by mice |
| PidraiCanaan | / Phoenicia | A minor fertility goddess noted in creation texts & treaties |
| PidrayCanaan | / Phoenicia | A minor fertility goddess noted in creation texts & treaties |
| Pien | Ho | China A god of jewelers |
| Pietas | Roman | A minor god |
| Pikuolis | Lithuania | A god of death, the underworld & of evil |
| Pillan | Aruucania [Chile] | The supreme God |
| Pilnytis | Lithuania | A god of wealth |
| Piluitus | Latvia | A fertility god |
| Pilumnus | Roman | A minor guardian god that oversees the protection of an infant at birth |
| Pilwiz | German | A nature spirit |
| Pilzintecutli | Aztec / Nahua | The sun god & a god of war |
| Pinenkir | Iran | An Elamite mother goddess |
| Ping | i China / Tao | A god that controls all rivers especially the Yellow River |
| Pinga | Inuit | The goddess that takes souls of the dead to heaven |
| Pinikir | Iran | An Elamite mother goddess |
| Pinikir [z] | Elam [Iran] | A mother goddess |
| Pirene | Daughter | of Oebalus, King of Laconia, or of the River God Achelous. A woman who became a spring because of her tears shed in lamentation for her son Cenchrias' death. Cenchrias was killed unintentionally by Artemis. Her other child, Leches, gave his name to the Corinthian harbour of Lechaeum. |
| Pirwa | Hittite | A horse god |
| Pirwa | Hittite | This god has an epitaph as queen & but he likes horses |
| Pishashas | Hindu / Vedic | Evil woodland spirits |
| Pistis | Hindu / Vedic | Evil woodland spirits |
| Pistis | Sophia | Gnostic Christian The primordial female force |
| Pitao | Cozobi | Zapotec [Mexico] The corn god |
| Pitaras | India | These are immortal divine beings but theirs is not the world of of the gods |
| Pitari | Hindu / Puranic | She's one of the consorts of Siva |
| Pitys. | A | maiden who hated marriage and fled to escape Pan until she disappeared into the soil. |
| Piyusaharana | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | Though obscure, this is a physician god |
| Pleiades | Greek | A goddesses of the Pleiades |
| Pluto | Greek | A god of death & one of the Olympian gods |
| Pluto | Greek | An epithet of the Greek god of the underworld, Hades |
| Pluton | Greek | An epithet of the Greek god of the underworld, Hades |
| Plutus | Greek | He is a minor god of riches |
| Po | Yan | Dari Cambodia A goddess of healing & diseases |
| Podaleirios | Greek | A minor god of healing |
| Poena | Greek | The goddess of retaliation & retribution |
| Poeninus | Roman / Celtic | Europe A mountain god |
| Poleramma | Telegu [India] | A plague goddess associated with smallpox |
| Polevik | Slavic | A spirit of the field |
| Polhymnia | Greek | The Muse of song |
| Pollux | Roman | A horse god |
| Poloknalai | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A goddess of animals |
| Poludnitsa | N. Russia | A field goddess |
| Poludnitsaprzypoludncia | Slavic | Despite the name, this is but a very small spirit concerned with the winds of summer |
| Polyboulus | Greek | A goddess of wisdom |
| Polydamna | Egypt | A goddess of healing & herbs |
| Polyhymnia | Greek | The Muse of song |
| Polymnia | Greek | A goddess of mimes |
| Polymnia | Greek | The Muse of song |
| Polyxo | A | Naiad. One of the many wives of Danaus, father of the 50 DANAIDS. |
| Pomona | Roman | A goddess of autumn, fruits, fruit trees, gardens & prosperity |
| Pon | Yukaghir [Siberia] | The Supreme creator god worshiped from prehistoric times until at least 1900 C. E. |
| Pontos | Greek | A god of the sea |
| Por | Brazil | A moon god |
| Pore | Guyana [Brazil] | This god is also connected with the moon & he created the earth & all living things |
| Porenutius | Rugen | Is.[Slavic] This god was claimed to have four heads |
| Porpoise | Girl | Micronesia A supernatural being |
| Portunus | Roman | This god of passage was responsible for guarding the entrance of the city & the house |
| Poseidon | Greek | A god of earthquakes & the ocean |
| Poshjo | Akka | Saami / Lapland A goddess of Winter |
| Posis | Das Greek | A sky god |
| Postvorta | Roman | A goddess of childbirth, midwives & the past |
| Pothos | Greek | A god of anxiety |
| Pothos | Phoenicia [Hellenic] | A primordial being |
| Potina | Roman | A goddess of children's of beverages & drinking |
| Potrimpo | Baltic | A god of fertility |
| Poxlom | Maya | A god of disease |
| Poza | Mama | Siberia A goddess of the hearth fire |
| Ppiz | Hiu | Tec Maya A god of war |
| Prabha | India | A goddess of health |
| Prabhakari | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess |
| Prabhasa | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | An attendant god that answered to Indra |
| Pracanda | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A distinctive form of the goddess Durga |
| Pradipatara | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess of light |
| Pradyumma | Davidian / Tamil | A god of love |
| Prahana | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A rather important mother goddess |
| Prahlada | India | He became king of the the the demons a rather roundabout way |
| Prajana | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A goddess |
| Prajapati | Hindu / Puranic / Epic / Vedic | This god is a primordial being |
| Prajapatis | Hindu / Vedic | The children created from the mind of Brahma |
| Prajna | Buddhist | The female principle |
| Prajnantaka | Buddhist | A god that is a guardian of the southern direction |
| Prajnaparamita | Buddhist | This goddess is a personification of the religious text |
| Prakde | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A local deity |
| Pramudita | Buddhist / Vjrayana | A minor goddess |
| Pranasakti | Hindu | This goddess appears to be a rather terrifying deity that rules the centers of physical life |
| Prasannatara | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A rather minor goddess that tramples upon some |
| Pratibhanakuta | Buddhist | A god |
| Pratibhanaspratisamvit | India | A goddess, one of context analysis |
| Pratisamvit | Buddhist | A collective name for four goddesses |
| Pratyangira | Hindu | A goddess of rather terrifying aspect |
| Pratyusa | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | An attendant god of Indra |
| Praxadike | Roman | A goddess of enterprise |
| Praxidice | Greek | A goddess of justice |
| Praxithea |
| A Naiad, wife of Erichthonius. Erichthonius, whose body's lower part was snake-formed, became king of Athens after having expelled Amphictyon. Athena brought him up unknown to the other gods. . |
| Preas Eussaur | Khmer [Kampuchia] | This destructive god engenders a new life |
| Preas Eyn | Khmer [Kampuchia] | This is the god that built Ankor Wat |
| Preas Eyssaur | Khmer [Cambodia] | A destructive god |
| Preas Prohm | Khmer [Cambodia] | A mythical primeval god of the Khmer |
| Prende | Albania | A goddess of love |
| Prenne | Illyrian | A goddess of love |
| Preta | Hindu / Buddhist | The spirits of the dead |
| Priapos | Phygia / Greek | A fertility god that also guarded mariners |
| Priapus | Roman | A god of the shade |
| Prisni | Hindu | A goddess of the earth & darkness The wife of Rudra & mother of the Maruts |
| Prithivi | Hindu | A goddess of the earth |
| Prithivi | India | A god of the earth |
| Priti Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A goddess |
| Prometheus | Greek | A god, some say a role model for the Christian Jesus the Christ |
| Promitor | Roman | A minor god of agriculture responsible for the growth & harvesting of all crops |
| Pronoe | Mother | of the Trojan Lassus, who was killed by Podalirius during the Trojan War. |
| Pronoia | Gnostic Christian | A primordial being, the feminine side of the androgynous parent |
| Proserpina | Roman | A goddess of seed germination & spring |
| Proteus | Greek | A sea god |
| Providentia | Roman | The goddess of forethought |
| Proxumae | Roman | The generic title of a group of goddesses that were personal guardian deities |
| Prsni Hindu | / Vedic | The primordial Earth Goddess |
| Prthivi Hindu | / Vedic / India | The mother goddess of earth |
| Prthu Hindu | / Vedic | The creator god that was the head of the solar pantheon, an avatar of Visnu |
| Psecas | Greek | A Nymph in the train of Artemis. |
| Psezpolnica | Siberia | This goddess really messes with people during the harvest & is called the Lady Midday |
| Ptah | Egypt | A creator god Also a god of artisans, designers, builders,metal workers, architects & masons, whose skills he was said to h |
| Ptah-Seker-Osiris | Egypt | A composite funerary god |
| Pu | Hsing | China A god of happiness |
| Pu | Ma | China The title given to any god of high rank |
| Pu'gu | Yukaghir [E. | Siberia] The sun god, he is associated with justice & honorable living & will punish those who are evil |
| Pu-Sa | Buddhist | China The name of the Bodhisattva Maitreya |
| Puang | Matowa | Toradja [Celebes Is.] The sky god |
| Puchan | Hindu | A god of meeting |
| Puck | N. | Europe A malevolent spirit or goblin known in northern Europe Puck was his British name |
| Pudicitia | Roman | A goddess of modesty & chastity |
| Pugu | Yukigar [E. | Siberia] This sun god punishes all deeds of violence |
| Puhsien | China | A version of the Vedic sun god Pushan |
| Pukkasi | Buddhist / Vajrayana / Tibet | A goddess that is of terrifying appearance, why I do not know |
| Pukkeenegak | Inuit | A goddess of clothes-making & childbirth |
| Pulekukwerek | Yurok | [Cal. US] The protector of mankind |
| Pulug | Andaman | Is The thunder god |
| Puna | Polynesia | A god |
| God | Country | Description |
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| Punarvasu | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor & benevolent goddess of fortune |
| Puntan | Micronesia | A god who existed before earth & sky the world was created from parts of his dead body |
| Pura | Guyana [Brazil] | This god is also connected with the moon & he created the earth & all living things |
| Purandhi | Hindu / Epic | A minor goddess of prosperity & childbirth |
| Purusa | Hindu | A primeval creator god |
| Purusha | Hindu | A primeval creator god |
| Purvabhahadrapada | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A benevolent minor goddess of fortune |
| Purvaphalguni | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor goddess of fortune |
| Purvashadha | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor goddess of fortune |
| Pusait | Lithuania | This wood spirit is often accompanied by gnomes |
| Pusan | Hindu / Puranic / Vedic | A god of possessions, physical prowess, strength |
| Pusan | India | This radiant & toothless god is one that confers prosperity by means of light |
| Pushan | Hindu | A sun god added to the list of Adityas when they were expanded from six to twelve |
| Pushan | India | This god of growth can restore any thing that is lost |
| Pusi | Tikopia [Polynesia] | This god is the apotheosis of the reef eel |
| Puskaitis | Lithuania | A god of fruit |
| Puspa | Buddhist / Tibet | A mother goddess |
| Puspatara | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess |
| Pusti | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A fertility goddess of northern India |
| Pusya Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | Another minor goddess of fortune |
| Puta | Roman | A goddess responsible for the proper pruning of trees & shrubs |
| Puusha | India | This deity was born from a golden egg & is the entire universe, past as well as future |
| Pwyll | Wales | Sometimes the ruler of the underworld |
| Pwyll | Pen | Annwn Wales Sometimes the ruler of the underworld |
| Qa'wadliliquala | Dza'wadeenox [BC Canada] | Not only the supreme god & the guardian of the tribe, but a river deity that insures the salmon run |
| Qadash | Syria | A goddess of nature, whose cult was orgiastic |
| Qadashu | Syria | A goddess of nature, whose cult was orgiastic |
| Qadesha | Syria | A goddess of nature, whose cult was orgiastic |
| Qadshu | Syria | The goddess of fertility |
| Qaholom | Maya | This god of the sky is also one of the seven that helped create the the world & humans |
| Qaitakalnin | Koryak [Siberia] | A guardian spirit |
| Qamai'ts | Bella | Coola [BC Canada] The creator goddess that lives in the upper heavens & controls the earth, she is never prayed to |
| Qamaits | Bella | Coola The great goddess |
| Qandisa | N. Morocco | A lady demon who presides in springs & rivers |
| Qasynan | S. Arabia | The god of the of smithies |
| Qat | Buryan | These are lesser deities |
| Qat | Melanesia | He is the god of seasons, rain, tides, & darkness, & he created pigs & humans |
| Qaynan | S. Arabia | A god |
| Qebehsenuf | Egypt | The canopic guardian of the viscera after mummification |
| Qebhsnuf | Egypt | The canopic guardian of the viscera after mummification |
| Qebui | Egypt | A four headed, winged, ram headed god of the north wind |
| Qenqentet | Egypt | A goddess of memory |
| Qeskina'qu | Koryak [Siberia] | The sky spirit the apotheosis of daylight |
| Qetesh | Egypt | The goddess of love & beauty |
| Qetesh | Syria | A goddess of nature, whose cult was orgiastic |
| Qiqirn | Inuit | A spirit in shape of a huge dog |
| Qodesh | Syria | A goddess of nature, whose cult was orgiastic |
| Qormusta | Mongol | The high god |
| Qos | N. Arabia | A local weather / rainbow god |
| Quabso | Tanzania | A goddess of health, fertility & rain |
| Quades | W. Semitic | A fertility goddess |
| Quadosh | Syria | A goddess of nature, whose cult was orgiastic |
| Quamta | Xhosa | [Bantu] The supreme deity |
| Quan | Yin | Buddhist A goddess of knowledge |
| Quan | Yin | China A goddess of fertility |
| Quat | Banks | Is.[Melanesia] A creator god that knows how to enjoy life |
| Qudeshet | Syria | A goddess of nature, whose cult was orgiastic |
| Qudsu | W. | Sumeria Uhe personification of holiness |
| Queen | Maeve Irish | She was once a powerful goddess |
| Queen | of | Elphame Scotland A goddess of death & disease |
| Quetzalcoatl | Aztec / Toltec | A manifestation of the sun god, he is a savior of his people as well & there is not enough room here to tell his story |
| Quilla | Inca [SA] | She was the top moon goddess |
| Quinkini | A'qu | Koryak [Siberia] The founder of the world |
| Quinoa-Mama | Peru | A minor goddess |
| Quirinus | Roman | A god of war & the tutelary god of the Sabines |
| Quiritis | Sabine | A protective deity of motherhood |
| Quootis | Hooi | Chinook [PNW] The creator goddess |
| Quzah | Arabia | A god of storms & thunder |
| Quzah | Arabic [Mecca] | A mountain & weather god |
| Ra | Egypt | A god of rebirth & war & the sun |
| Ra | Egypt | The sun god |
| Ra | Egypt | This sun god was also the king of all gods & mortals |
| Ra | Nigeria | A goddess of lightning, Thunder |
| Ra | Society Is. | The father of the stars |
| Rachmay | Canaan | A goddess of health & nurses |
| Radha Hindu | / Puranic / Epic / India | A goddess of emotional love |
| Radogast | Slavic | He is the god of the sun |
| Rafu | Sen Japan | A goddess of spring |
| Ragno | Pomo | [Cal. US] The mother goddess |
| Rahu | Hindu | The primordial cosmic deity |
| Raiden | Japan | A god of thunder shown as a red demon carrying a drum |
| Raijin | Japan / Shinto | The weather gods, inclusive |
| Rainha | Barba | Belem / Brazil A goddess of thunder & lightning |
| Raj | Slavic | He is a god of the earth |
| Raja | Indainda | Batak The thunder god who is the spy & messenger of the other gods |
| Rajamatangi | Hindu | She is a goddess |
| Raka | Hervey Is. [Polynesia] | A god the winds |
| Raka | Hindu / Vedic | A minor goddess of prosperity |
| Rakas | Hindu / Vedic | Nocturnal demons that harm people |
| Raksasas | Hindu / Vedic | Nocturnal demons that harm people |
| Rakshasas | Hindu / Vedic | Nocturnal demons that harm people |
| Raktavija | Hindu | The general of the demon army |
| Raluvimbha | Baventa [S. Africa] | The supreme god |
| Rama | Hindu | A hero god, an avatar of Vishnu |
| Rama-Chandra | India | He is the god of moral virtue |
| Ramachandra | Hindu / vedic | The seventh avatar of Vishnu |
| Rammon | Syria | A weather god |
| Ran | Norse | A goddess of the sea |
| Ran | Scandinavia | A goddess of the sea |
| Ran-deng | China | A beggar-woman & future Buddha |
| Rana | Neida Saami / Lapland | A goddess spring |
| Randeng | China | A goddess of teaching |
| Rangda | Balinese | A goddess of fertility & of sexuality, Lust |
| Rangi | Polynesia | A sky god |
| Ranno | Egypt | A god of gardens |
| Ranu | Bai India | A goddess of rivers |
| Raphael | Hebrew / Christian | A rather senior archangel |
| Rapithwin | Persia | The god of the noon day heat |
| Rashnu | Iran | The personification of righteousness & the god of Ordal |
| Rasnu | Iran | The personification of righteousness & the god of Ordal |
| Rasoalao | Madagascar | She is the goddess of wild animals & the hunt, as well as a member of the Vazimba pantheon |
| Rat-taui | Egypt | A goddess |
| Rata | Polynesia | A hero god |
| Rati | Hindu / Balinese | A goddess of fertility, love, passion & of sex |
| Rati mbati ndua | Fiji | The god of the underworld who devours the dead |
| Ratis | Celtic | A goddess of protective fortifications |
| Ratnapani | Buddhist | A minor Dhyani-Bohdisattiva |
| Ratnasambhava | Buddhist | A Dhyani-Buddha |
| Ratri | Hindu / Vedic | A goddess of the night |
| Ratu Mai Mbula | Fiji | A god of fertility |
| Raudna | Lapland | A goddess |
| Rauni | Finland | A goddess |
| Ravana | Hindu | The demon King of Lanka who abducted Sita |
| Raven | PNW | The creator / trickster |
| Ravi Hindu | / Vedic | One of the twelve Adityas |
| Ravola | Madagascar | This goddess is the protector of tame animals & is the over seer of cattle |
| Razana | Madagascar | These are ancestors that have suffered apotheosis |
| Razanajanahary | Madagascar | This sky god helped create mortals |
| Re | Egypt | This sun god was also the king of all gods & mortals |
| Re'are'a | Tahiti | A goddess of happiness, joy |
| Reahu | Khmer [Cambodia] | This is the dark demon that pursues the sun & moon |
| Rediyas | Semitic | He is the god of water |
| Remanta | Buddhist | The king of the horse gods |
| Renenet | Egypt | A goddess of fortune, grain, milk, harvest, nursing babies |
| Renenutet | Egypt | A goddess of fortune, grain, milk, harvest, nursing babies |
| Renpet | Egypt | A goddess of youth & springtime |
| Rephaim | Syria | These chthonic beings were tied in with fertility |
| Repit | Egypt | A fierce lioness goddess |
| Reret | Egypt | A goddess, she appears to be a goddess of maternal fertility |
| Resef | Canaan / Phoenicia | A god of lightning & plague whose name means fire |
| Resep [A]Mukal | Canaan / Phoenicia | A war & plague god that originated in Syria |
| Reseph | Mikal Phoenicia | A god of lightning & thunder |
| Reshef | Egypt / Canaan | Another god of war |
| Resheph | Egypt | A vegetation god regarded as a warrior worshipped in the Nile Delta region |
| Mekal | Phoenicia | The god of plague & of the underworld |
| Reshpu | Egypt | A vegetation god regarded as a warrior, worshipped in the Nile Delta |
| Revanta | Hindu | A god of hunters |
| Revati | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor goddess of fortune |
| Rhadamanthys | Crete | An underworld god |
| Rhadamanthos | Crete | An underworld god |
| Rhadamantus | Crete | The god of justice |
| Rhanis |
| A Nymph in the train of Artemis. |
| Rhea | Greek | A primordial goddess of childbirth, earth, fertility, mountains |
| Rheda | Germanic | A goddess of spring |
| Rheia | Greek | A primordial goddess of childbirth, earth, fertility, mountains |
| Rhene | Cyllene | A nymph |
| Rhiannon | Welsh | A death & chthonic goddess of birds & horses |
| Ribhus | Hindu | Craft gods, equestrian & solar deities |
| Ribhus | India | A a trinity of gods of inferior rank |
| Riddi | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess |
| Riddihivasita | Buddhist | A minor goddess |
| Rigantona | Welsh | A death & chthonic goddess of birds & horses |
| Rigenmucha | Baining [Papua] | The supreme being |
| Rigenmucha | New Guinea | A god |
| Rigisamos | Gaul | A war & tribal god |
| Rigisamus | Roman | A god of war |
| Rimmon | Babylon | Another sun god |
| Rimmon | Syria | A weather god |
| Rind | Norse | A goddess |
| Rind | Scandinavia | A goddess of winter |
| Rinda | Norse | A goddess |
| Rinda | Scandinavia | A goddess of winter |
| Rindir | Scandinavia | A goddess of winter |
| Rindr | Norse | A goddess |
| Risahba | Jain [India] | He is the first herald of salvation |
| Ritona | Roman | The goddess of river fords |
| rMu | Tibet Bon | A heavenly spirit |
| Robigo | Roman | A grain goddess |
| Robigus | Roman | A grain god [mildew or wheat rust] |
| Robur | Gaul | The god of oak trees |
| Rock-Sene | Serer [Gambia] | A god |
| Rod | Slavic | The demons of judgment, fortune, destiny |
| Rodasi | Vedic | A goddess of lightning |
| Rodienista | Slavic | The demons of judgment, fortune, destiny |
| Rohini | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor goddess of fortune |
| Rohini | Jain | A goddess of learning |
| Roma | Roman | The goddess personifying Rome |
| Romulus | Roman | Legendary founder of Rome apotheosized as the god Quirinus |
| Rongerik & Rongelap | Marshall Is.
| Divine brothers & eponymous gods |
| Rongo | Polynesia | A god of cultivated foods |
| Rongommatane | Polynesia | The god of agriculture, especially the sweet potato |
| Rosmerta | Celtic / Gaul | A goddess of healing, water, & sacred springs |
| Roua | Society Is. | The father of the stars |
| Rozanica | Slavic | A goddess of winter |
| Rozanitsa | Slavic | The demons of judgment, fortune, destiny |
| Rsbha Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | This god is an unusual avatar of is the god Vishnu |
| Ru | Polynesia | a minor god |
| Rua | Tahiti | A god of craftsmen |
| Rubanga | Alur [Uganda] | The creator god |
| Ruda | N. Arabia | A tutelary god, an androgynous being |
| Rudiobus | Gaul | Thought to be a horse god |
| Rudra Hindu | / Vedic | A god of death, disease, healing, jungle, lightning, storms, thunder & the wind |
| Rudracandra | Hindu | A distinct form of the goddess Durga |
| Rudu | N. Arabia | A tutelary god, an androgynous being |
| Rugaba | Uganda | A god of the sky |
| Rugievit | Rugen | Is.[Slavic] A local war god |
| Rugiu | Boba | Lithuania A goddess of autumn |
| Ruhanga | Bunyoro [Uganda] | This creator god was the initiator of the world, regarded as distant & never invoked |
| Rukko | Mandan [M. USA] | The creator |
| Rukmini Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A goddess who is avatar of Laksmi among other things |
| Rumina | Roman | The goddess of all nursing mothers & suckling infants |
| Runcina | Roman | A goddess of agriculture who presides over weeding |
| Rundas | Hittite / Hurrian | A god of fortune that is associated with hunting |
| Ruoini | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess |
| Rusalka | Slavic | The water & woodland goddesses |
| Rusalki | Russia | They were water nymphs & not nice |
| Rusalki | Slavic | The water & woodland goddesses |
| Rusina | Roman | A goddess of fields & open country |
| Russalka | Russia | These ladies protect national heroes, a bit odd that |
| Ruti | Egypt | A pair of lions worshipped in Letopolis |
| Rutu | Lapland | The christian devil |
| Ruwa | Djaga | [Kilimanjoro] The high god |
| Rwewti | Egypt | A lion god who guards the temple of heaven |
| Ryangombe | Baziba [Rwanda / E. | Africa] The tutelary god & ancestral deity who protects cattle |
| Ryo-Wo | Japan | The dragon-king, god of the sea |
| Ryugin | Japan | A dragon god of the sea |
| Ryuhwa | Korea | A goddess of water |
| Ryujin | Japan | A dragon god of the sea |
| Sa | Kono [E. | Guinea] A creator god, one of a pair of creator deities |
| Sa-Zen | Tibet / Bon | A sky god & the head of the ancient pantheon |
| Sabaoth | Gnostic Christian | A creator god |
| Sabazios | Phrygia | Thrace A god of agriculture |
| Sabazius | Phrygia | Thrace A god of agriculture |
| Saber | Roman | The god of the oaths |
| Sabos | Phrygia | Thrace A god of agriculture |
| Sabrina | Bitain | A river goddess |
| Sachmet | Egypt | A goddess of war |
| Sachmet | Egypt | A lioness goddess of Memphis |
| Saci | India | A goddess of physical prowess, strength |
| Sadaksari [Lokesvara] | Buddhist / Lamaist / Tibet | A variety of Avalokitesvara that is incarnate in each succession of the Dali Lamas |
| Sadarnuna | Sumeria | The goddess of the new moon |
| Sadbhuja-Sitatara | Buddhist | A god |
| Saddai | Hebrew | An epithet of Yahwe |
| Sadhumati | Buddhist [Vajrayana] | A minor goddess |
| Sadhyas | Hindu | The minor gods who guard the rites & prayers of greater gods |
| Sadrapa | Syria | A god of healing |
| Sadwes | Persia | A goddess of rain, storms, thunder, lightning, hail, snow |
| Sae-No-Kami | Japan | A collective name for guardian gods of the roads |
| Safa | Ossetians [Caucasus] | The god of all weapons |
| Safekh | aabut Egypt | A goddess of knowledge |
| Saga | Norse | A goddess of history |
| Saga | Scandinavia | A goddess of knowledge & waterfalls |
| Sagaramati | Buddhist | A god |
| Sagbata | Fon [Benin] | A god of smallpox & the earth |
| Sahar | Semitic | A moon god |
| Sahirim | Hebrew | These were demons that resembled goats |
| Sahsnot | E. Saxon | A tutelary god, at one time required to be denounced at Christian baptism |
| Sahte | Tuileyone [Cal. US] | An evil spirit |
| Sai' | Al | Quan Nabataean / W. Semitic A local guardian god the protector of caravans |
| Saitada | Celtic | A goddess of mourning |
| Saitan | Arabic | An epitaph of Satan |
| Sajara | Songhai [Africa] | The rainbow god |
| Sajigor | Kalas [Hindu-Kush] | A god |
| Sakarabru | Agni | [Guinea] The god of medicine, justice & retribution |
| Sakhadai | Noin | Siberia A god of fire |
| Sakhmet | Egypt | A lioness goddess of Memphis |
| Sakka [n] | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | A patron god of herdsmen & cattle |
| Sakpata | Benin | The god of smallpox, ruler of the earth |
| Sakra | Buddhist | A god |
| Sakra | Jain [India] | A divine Prince in the pantheon |
| Sakti | Buddhist / Jain | A personification of a god |
| Sakti Hindu | / Puranic / Epic / India | A goddess of the mountains that dances the cosmic dance |
| Sakyamuni | Buddhist / Tibet | A god, the historical Buddha |
| Sakyamuni | Japan | A name for Buddha |
| Sala Babylon | / Akkadia | A war goddess |
| Sala(s) | Mesopotamia | A goddess |
| Salacia | Roman | The goddess of the ocean deeps |
| Salagrama | Hindu | A form of the god Visnu |
| Salem | Ugarit | The god personifying Venus |
| Salevao | Polynesia | The primordial god of rocks |
| Salim | Syria | The god of the evening / evening star |
| Salim | Ugarit | The god personifying Venus |
| Salm | of | Mahram N. Arabia A local tutelary god maybe one of peace |
| Salman | N. Arabia | A local tutelary god maybe one of peace |
| Salmacis | Greek | A goddess of fountains & spring |
| Salmacis. | The Naiad | who fell in love with Hermaphroditus. Their bodies were united in one. |
| Salman | N. Arabia | A god |
| Salmaone | Greek | A mother goddess |
| Salmonis | A | Nymph ancestor of Jason, captain of the ARGONAUTS. |
| Salmoxis | Getae / Dacian | [Thrace] The supreme god |
| Salus | Roman / Sabine | A goddess of health, prosperity & public welfare |
| Sama | Davidian / Tamil | An obscure heroic god |
| Samael | Gnostic Christian | The creator god aka the blind god |
| Samael | Jewish / Christian | An angel in apocalyptic writings supposedly involved with Lilith |
| Samantabhadra | Buddhist | One of the great Bodhisattvas |
| Samantaorabha | Buddhist / Vjrayana | A minor goddess |
| Samas | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | The sun god & patron deity of Sippa & Larsa |
| Samba | Hindu | A heroic god |
| Sambara | Hindu / Vedic | One of the Asuras |
| Sami'yaila | Bella | Coola [BC Canada] The sun god that is the ruler of the lower heavens |
| Samiel | Jewish / Christian | An angel in apocalyptic writings supposedly involved with Lilith |
| Samkarsana | Dravidian / Camille | A local lost form of Balarama |
| Samkhat | Babylon | A goddess of happiness & joy |
| Sammael | Jewish / Christian | An angel in apocalyptic writings supposedly involved with Lilith |
| Sampsa | Finland | The goddess of vegetation |
| Sampsa | Pellervoinen | Finland He is the god of planting & the sowing of seed |
| Sams | S. Arabia | A sun goddess in the south & god in the north |
| Samundra | India | A goddess of rivers |
| Samvara | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A god |
| Samvara | Tantric | A god of initiation |
| San | Ch'ing China / Tao | The three great gods |
| San | Chou | Niang Niang China A mother goddess first deified during the Sung dynasty |
| San-Dui | Buddhist / Tibet | A tutelary god |
| Sanctus | Roman | The god of the oaths |
| Sanda | Luvian | A god |
| Sandhya | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess |
| Sangarios | Phrygia | A river god |
| Sangarius | Greek | A river god |
| Sangarius | Phrygia | A river god |
| Sango | Yoruba [Africa] | The god of thunder |
| Sani | Hindu / Buddhist | An astral god |
| Sani | India | He is a divine & regent of the planet Saturn |
| Saning | Sari | Java The rice mother goddess |
| Sanjna | Hindu | A goddess of warriors |
| Sanju | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A harvest goddess |
| Sankari | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A mother goddess |
| Sankha [pala] | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A snake god |
| Sanmukha | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A god, a form of Skanda |
| Santa | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A mother goddess |
| Santana | Hindu | A minor goddess |
| Santoshi | Mata Hindu | A mother goddess of recent origin, about 1960 |
| Sanu | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A god |
| Sao ch'ing Niang Niang | China
| A goddess of brooms & fair weather |
| Sao | Greek | A goddess of sailing |
| Saone | Celtic | A river deity |
| Sapas | Canaan | a sun god |
| Sapas | W. Semitic | A sun god |
| Sapientia | Roman | A goddess of wisdom |
| Saps | Ugarit | A goddess of the sun |
| Saptanatra Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | The generic title of the seven deities of evil influence |
| Sar | & | Salim Syria The deities of morning & evening |
| Sar | Akka | Sweden A goddess of midwives |
| Sar | Syria | The god of the dawn |
| Sara Babylon | / Akkadia | A Minor war god |
| Sara | Mesopotamia | A god of town of Umma |
| Saraddevi | Buddhist / Tibet | A fertility & vegetation goddess associated with autumn |
| Sarama Hindu | / Puranic / Epic / Vedic | An attendant goddess of the god Indra |
| Saranya Hindu | / Vedic | A primordial goddess |
| Saranyu | Hindu | A goddess of clouds |
| Sarapis | Egypt | [Ptolemaic] A syncretic god |
| Sarasvati Hindu | / Vedic | A goddess of astronomy, science, education, wisdom, eloquence & rivers as well as the creator of immortality |
| Sarasvati | India | Originally a river goddess then of speech,eloquence & wisdom |
| Saravakarmavaranavisodhani | Buddhist | A god of literature another deification of text |
| Sarkany | Hungary | A weather demon that can even turn people into stone |
| Sarpanitu | Akkadia | She was the goddess of pregnancy |
| Sarra | Itu | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia A fertility goddess who was a tutelary goddess of the city of Su-Sin |
| Sarrahitu | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia | A fertility goddess who was a tutelary goddess of the city of Su-Sin |
| Sarritor | Roman | A minor god of agriculture who was invoked during the growing & harvesting of crops |
| Sarruma | Hittite / Hurrian | A god |
| Sarvabuddharma-Kosavati | Buddhist | A god of literature, the deification of texts |
| Sarvakarmsvaranavisodhani | Buddhist | Another god of literature |
| Sarvanaranaviskambhin | Buddhist | A god, a spiritual meditation buddha |
| Sarvasokatamonirghatmatiage | Buddhist | A god, another spiritual meditation buddha |
| Sarvastramahajvala | Jain | A messenger goddess |
| Sasa | Hindu | The thousand headed snake god |
| Sasabonsum | Ashanti[Africa] | A forest demon |
| Sasuratum | Canaan | These are midwife goddesses, they are seven in number |
| Satabhisa Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A minor goddess of fortune that is not very nice at all |
| Satan | Christian | Bit of an evil god, or at least an entity with god like powers |
| Satan | Judeo-Christian | A devil |
| Sataran | Mesopotamia | A divine judge & doctor |
| Sataruri Hindu | / Puranic | A minor goddess that was the victim of incest |
| Satet | Egypt | A goddess of waterfalls |
| Satet | Egypt | The goddess of first cataract of Nile |
| Sati | Egypt | A goddess of waterfalls |
| Sati Hindu | / Puranic / Epic / India | A goddess of the mountains that dances the cosmic dance |
| Sati Hindu | / Puranic / Epic / India | A mother goddess |
| Satis | Egypt | A minor goddess of fertility |
| Satjit | Egypt | A goddess, a guardian of the southern frontier |
| Satrughna Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A minor god |
| Saturn | Roman | A god of agriculture, seeds, astronomy, Saturn, education |
| Saturnus | Africanus N. Africa | [Roman] A god of Roman North Africa |
| Saturnus | Roman | A god of agriculture, seeds, astronomy, Saturn, education |
| Satyabhama Hindu | / Davidian / Tamil | A goddess |
| Satyarupa Hindu | / Vedic | A goddess of astronomy, science, education, wisdom, eloquence & rivers as well as the creator of immortality |
| Satyr | Greek | A generic term for woodland gods & divine beings |
| Saule | Latvia [Baltic] | The sun goddess |
| Saule | Lithuania | A god of war |
| Saurva | India | One of the seven main Daevas |
| Sausga | Hurrian | A goddess, love & fertility & war |
| Sauska | Hurrian | A goddess, love & fertility & war |
| Sauska | Mesopotamia | A goddess of healing |
| Savaki | Tungus [Siberia] | This entity is guilty of being the creator of the world |
| Savari | Buddhist / Tibet | A goddess of terrifying appearance, or so it is said |
| Savati Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A minor benevolent goddess of fortune |
| Savea | Si'uleo Polynesia | He is the god of the dead |
| Savitar Hindu | / Vedic | A god of war & the sun that oversees the whole span of heaven |
| Savitri Hindu | / Vedic | A goddess of astronomy, science, education, wisdom, eloquence & rivers as well as the creator of immortality |
| Savpayanjiha | Buddhist | A god, a spiritual meditation buddha |
| Sawuska | Hurrian | A goddess, love & fertility & war |
| Saxnot | E. | Saxon A tutelary god, at one time required to be denounced at Christian baptism |
| Say | Egypt | A minor god of destiny |
| Scabies | Roman | A god associated with itching disease |
| Scamander | Greek | A river god |
| Scanda Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A god of war & a form of Skanda |
| Scathach | Irish | The goddess that taught warriors the art of war |
| Scathach | Scotland | A goddess of the underworld |
| Sceaf | Norse | The child god who founded a kingdom in Denmark |
| Schetewuarha | Brazil | A goddess rain |
| Scotia | Greek | A sea goddess |
| Se | Fon [Africa] | A supreme god |
| Se'irim / Sahirim | Hebrew | Old Testament goat demons |
| Seaxneat | E. | Saxon A tutelary god, at one time required to be denounced at Christian baptism |
| Seb | Egypt | An earth god |
| Sebethis | Mother | of Oebalus, an ally of Turnus against Aeneas in Italy. Her husband was Telon, King of Teleboan Capreae Isle of Capri. |
| Sebettu | Akkadia | This group of demons has some benign & others malignant |
| Sebitti | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | The collective name for the minor war gods |
| Sechat-Hor | Egypt | A cow goddess |
| Secia | Roman | A goddess of stored seeds |
| Securita | Roman | The guardian goddess invoked to ensure continuing stability of the Roman Empire |
| Sed | Egypt | The guardian god that was popular as a personal deity & a savior god |
| Sedim | Hebrew | Old Testament demons |
| Sedin | Egypt | The guardian god that was popular as a personal deity & a savior god |
| Sedna | Inuit | The goddess of the sea & its creatures |
| Sedu | Babylon | A kind & helpful demon |
| Sefkhet-Abwy | Egypt | A local goddess, concerned with libraries & writing |
| Segeta | Gaul | A goddess of healing of springs |
| Segetia | Roman | A goddess of planted seeds [part of a trinity] |
| Segomo | Celtic | A war god |
| Sehu | Cherokee | The grain goddess |
| Seia |
| The goddess responsible for nurturing the seed in the ground after planting |
| Seides | Lapland | Stones worshipped as gods |
| Seker | Egypt | A funerary god for the Memphis necropolis |
| Sekhet | Egypt | A goddess of justice, beer, war |
| Sekhet-Hor | Egypt | The cow goddess of lower Egypt |
| Sekhmet | Egypt | A lioness goddess of Memphis |
| Selardi | Armenia | A moon god |
| Selardi | Urart | A moon goddess |
| Selchis | Egypt | A scorpion goddess of breathing |
| Selene | Greek | The goddess of the moon & stars |
| Selket | Egypt | The scorpion goddess & helper of women in childbirth |
| Selket-hetu | Egypt | The scorpion goddess & helper of women in childbirth |
| Selkis | Egypt | A goddess of scorpions as well as a guardian of coffins |
| Selquet | Egypt | A scorpion goddess of breathing |
| Selvans | Etrusca | A god |
| Semargl | Slavic | A god of barley & family |
| Semele | Greek | A minor goddess |
| Semipater | Roman | The god of the oaths |
| Semiramis | Assyria | The goddess of love & war |
| Semni | Theai Greek | They started as typical earth goddesses of fertility |
| Semnocosus | Iberia | A war god |
| Semo | Sancus Roman | A very old god |
| Senecta | Greek | The goddess of old age |
| Sengen-Sama | Japan | The goddess of the holy mountain Fujiyama |
| Sennin | Japan | The immortals |
| Sentait | Egypt | A cow goddess |
| Sentanta | Maya | A goddess |
| Sentia | Roman | A goddess who heightens feelings |
| Sentinus | Roman | The god who gave sensation to the fetus |
| Senx | Bella | Coola [BC Canada] The sun god that is the ruler of the lower heavens |
| Seocosus | Roman / Iberia | A god of war that was popular with various troops of the |
| Sep | Egypt | This chthonic god was invoked against dangerous animals |
| Sepa | Egypt | This chthonic god was invoked against dangerous animals |
| Sepset | Egypt | A local funerary goddess from Memphis |
| Septu | Egypt | A war god |
| Sequana | Britain | A goddess who lived beneath the rivers |
| Sequana | Gaul | A river goddess of the Seine |
| Sequena | Britain | A goddess who lived beneath the rivers |
| Serafim Christian | / Jewish | Ancient deities / divinities with three pairs of wings |
| Seraph Christian | / Jewish | Ancient deities / divinities with three pairs of wings |
| Seraphim Christian | / Jewish | Ancient deities / divinities with three pairs of wings |
| Serapis | Egypt | [Ptolemaic] The national god |
| Serapis Egypt | [Hellenized] | A god of grain |
| Serida | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A mother goddess |
| Serket | Egypt | A scorpion goddess of breathing |
| Serket [-hetyt] | Egypt | A minor mortuary goddess |
| Serqet | Egypt | A goddess of the morning star |
| Sesa [naga] Hindu | / Epic / Vedic / Puranic | A snake god / Naga |
| Sesat | Egypt | A goddess of books & knowledge |
| Sese | Ngbandi [Zaire] | A chthonic goddess that is invoked at sunrise every day |
| Sesemu | Egypt | A god of oil & wine pressing |
| Sesha | Hindu | The thousand headed snake god |
| Seshat | Egypt | A goddess of writing |
| Sesheta | Egypt | A goddess of writing |
| Sesmu | Egypt | A god of oil & wine pressing |
| Sessrumnir | German | A goddess of fertility |
| Set | Egypt | A god of black magic, destruction, evil, storms, thunder, drought & chaos |
| Seta | Pokot / Suk [Kenya] | A goddess of the Pleiades & a fertility goddess |
| Setech | Egypt | A god of chaos |
| Setekh | Egypt | A god of chaos |
| Setesh | Egypt | A god of chaos |
| Seth | Egypt | A god of chaos |
| Sethlans | Etrusca | A god of fire & blacksmiths |
| Seti | Egypt | A god of chaos |
| Setigia | The | goddess of planted seeds She controls sprouting & is part of a threesome |
| Seven | Macaw Maya | A god of the Big Dipper |
| Seyon | Dravidian / Tamil | A creator god |
| Sezmu | Egypt | A minor god of the wine & oil presses |
| Sga'na | Haida [PNW] | The sea god |
| Sha | Sumeria | A double-faced god, vizier of Enki |
| Shadanna-Subrahmanya Hindu | / Puranic | This is a form of the god Kattikeya |
| Shadrapha | Phoenicia | He is the god of healing |
| Shagpona | Yoruba [Africa] | A god of smallpox |
| Shahar | Canaan | A god of warriors & the dawn |
| Shahar | Semitic | A moon god |
| Shahar | Ugarit [Syria] | This gracious god was the son of El |
| Shai | Egypt | A god of fate |
| Shai'-ha-Qawm | Nabataean | A protective deity |
| Shait | Egypt | A goddess of destiny |
| Shakplana | Yoruba [Nigeria] | A plague god identified with smallpox |
| Shakra | Buddhist | The king of the gods |
| Shakuru | Pawnee [C. | plains USA] A spirit of war & the sun |
| Shala | Canaan | A goddess of storms |
| Shalim | Canaan | The god of dusk & of warriors |
| Shamash | Akkadia | The sun god, god of fertility, judgment & law-giving |
| Shamish | Babylon | He was the sun god & the god of justice |
| Shams | Arabia | A sun goddess in the south & god in the north |
| Shang | Chien | China A god of the neck |
| Shang | Di | China The supreme god & ancestral god of ancient China |
| Shang | Kuo-Lao China / Tao | One of the eight immortal beings |
| Shang | Ti | China The supreme god & ancestral god of ancient China |
| Shang | Ti China / Tao | An astral god of war |
| Yu | Hwang-Shang China / Tao | He is a creator god |
| Shango | Yoruba [Nigeria] | A god of war, storms, thunder & fertility |
| Shani | Hindu | An astral god that brought misfortune |
| Shannon | Irish | The goddess of the river Shannon |
| Shapash | Ugarit [Syria] | A goddess of war |
| Shapash | W. Semitic | A sun god |
| Shaph | Ugarit [Syria] | She is the goddess of the sun |
| Shapshu | Canaan | A goddess of war & the sun |
| Sharruma | Hurrian | A god |
| Shashaya | Tanzania | A goddess of the morning star |
| Shashti | Hindu | A goddess of children & childbirth |
| Shaushka | Hittite / Akkadia / Hurrian | A powerful goddess |
| She | Chi | China An earth god of agriculture, grain, land & soil |
| Sheela [Sheila] | Na | Gig Irish She was most likely a protective or blessing deity |
| Sheger | Canaan | The god of cattle |
| Shen | China | [Chou era] A spirit divine |
| Shen | Hsui | Chih China A god of medicine |
| Shen | Nung | China A god of agriculture |
| Shen | Shu | China Ancient door-guardian gods |
| Shen | Tu | China Ancient door-guardian gods |
| Shen | Yi | China This sun god is known as the divine archer for good reason |
| Shen-T'u | China | Ancient door-guardian gods |
| Sheng | Jen China / Tao | The highest class of deified mortals |
| Sheng | Mu | China A goddess of witchcraft |
| Shi | tenno | Japan / Shinto These four gods guard the heavenly quarters |
| Shichi | Fujukin | Japan / Shinto These are the seven principal gods of luck, there is a one female involved however |
| Shichi-Fukujin | Japan | The seven gods of luck |
| Shici-Fuku-Jin | Japan / Shinto | These are the seven principal gods of luck, there is a one female involved however |
| Shih-Tien | Yen-Wang | China The ten Chinese rulers of the otherworld |
| Shiko-Me | Japan | Female devils |
| Shilup | Chito | Osh Choctaw [SE USA] The Great Spirit |
| Shimegi | Hurrian | A sun god |
| Shina | Tsu | Hime Japan A god of the wind |
| Shina-Tsu-Hiko | Japan | A god of the wind |
| Shing | Li-Kuan China / Tao | One of the eight immortal beings |
| Shishupala | Hindu | Evil cousin of Krishna |
| Shitala | Hindu | A goddess of disease [smallpox] |
| Shiu | Fang | China A god of embankments |
| Shiva | Hindu | The god of the cosmic dance |
| Shiwanna | Pueblo | [SW US] The rain spirits |
| Shiwini | Urartu | A sun goddess |
| Shoki | Japan | The chief enemy of the Oni |
| Shomde | Kafir [Afghanistan Hindu | Kush] A local creator |
| Shoney | Britain / Scotland / Irish / Manx | A North sea deity |
| Shosshu | Abkhaz [Caucasus] | He is the god of metal workers & blacksmiths |
| Shoten | Japan | A god of commerce & wisdom |
| Shou | Hsing | China A god of longevity |
| Shou | Lao | China A god of longevity that started out as an astral deity |
| Shou | Xing | Lao Tou-zi China A god of longevity that started out as an astral deity |
| Shou-Ts'ang | China | A servant god of Kuan-Ti |
| Shri Hindu | / Vedic | A goddess of love & beauty |
| Shu | Egypt | A primeval god of the atmosphere, light, war, wind |
| Shui | Fang | China A god of agriculture |
| Shui | Yng | China A god of agriculture |
| Shui-Kuan | China / Tao | The deity who defends men from evil |
| Shun | I | Fu gen China A goddess of drought & of famine |
| Shurdi | Albania | A storm god that has been revered in recent times |
| Shurdi | Illyria | A god of thunderstorms |
| Shutu | Babylon | A goddess of the winds |
| Shuwi | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A goddess of childbirth |
| Si | Peru | A moon goddess To who children were sacrificed |
| Si | Slavic | A goddess of justice |
| Si'a | Phoenicia | A minor attendant goddess |
| Si'duku | Kamchadal [SE | Siberia] The mother spirit |
| Si'mskalin | Kamchadal [SE | Siberia] They are guardian spirit |
| Sia | Egypt | He is the god of perception |
| Siannon | Irish | The goddess of the river Shannon |
| Siaparamita | Buddhist | A philosophical deity |
| Sicilian | Mother | of Daphnis, son of Hermes. Daphnis was endowed with an unusual gift of song, and invented the bucolic or pastoral poem. His lover (Echenais, see above) bade him never have to do with mortal women if he disobeyed, his fate would be to lose his eyes. This happened when a Sicilian princess made him drunk and consorted with him. Something similar happened to Daphnis, a shepherd-boy of Ida, who was turned into a stone by a Nymph, out of jealousy. |
| God | Country | Description |
|
| Sida | Torres Is. | A culture hero & fertility god |
| Siddhi | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor goddess of fortune that grants favors |
| Siddhi | Irish | These hill people are believed to be spirits of the dead |
| Sidhe | Irish | These are the old gods that live in the hills |
| Sido | Torres Is. | A culture hero & fertility god |
| Siduri | Sumeria | A minor goddess of happiness, merriment, wine making, brewing & of wisdom |
| Sien | Tsang | China A goddess of silk cultivation |
| Sien-Tsan | China | A goddess of silk culture |
| Sif | Norse | A goddess of agriculture, fertility & autumn |
| Sigoo | Arawak [Caribbean] | He is the god of mercy |
| Sigyn | Norse | A goddess |
| Siho | I | Salo Solomon Is. A demon |
| Sikhandin Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A minor deity, one of a group of emancipated gods |
| Sikhin | Buddhist / Tibet | A physician god |
| Sila / Silma | Inuit | A god of storms, energy, air, movement & curing as well as the the supreme god & the divine ruler of the universe rarely invoked or prayed at |
| Sileni | Greek | The woodland gods or spirits |
| Silenos | Greek | A minor woodland god |
| Silenus | Greek | A minor woodland god |
| Silewe | Nazarata | Nias Is. [Indonesia] A goddess of understanding & wisdom |
| Siltim | Zoroastrianism | A malevolent demon of the forests |
| Silvanus | Roman | An ancient god of woodlands & of the countryside in general |
| Simigi | Hurrian [Anatolia] | A sun god |
| Sin | Babylon | The moon god |
| Sin | Hadramut [S. Arabia] | The chief god |
| Sin | Irish | The patron goddess of warriors |
| Sina | Polynesia | A moon goddess |
| Sinann | Celtic | A goddess of rivers |
| Sindgund | German | A goddess of healing charms |
| Sindhu Hindu | / Vedic | A river goddess |
| Singala | N. Arabia | A local god |
| Singbonga | Birhors [C. India] | This god created the earth, the winged horse & as a afterthought humans |
| Sinhanada | Buddhist / Tibet | A physician god |
| Sinivali | Hindu / Vedic | A minor goddess of prosperity |
| Sinnilktok | Inuit | A goddess of healing |
| Sinoe |
| Nurse of Pan. |
| Sins Sga'nagwai | Haida [BC Canada]
| A supreme god that gives power to all things |
| Sio Humis Ahopui |
| The rain god |
| Siofn | Norse / Iceland | A goddess listed by Snorri |
| Sionnan | Irish | A goddess of the River Shannon |
| Sipe Gialmo | Bon / Tibet
| A mother goddess, the queen of the world |
| Sipe Gyalmo | Tibet
| A Bon goddess |
| Sipylene | Anatolia / Symnra | The mother goddess worshiped in the Metroon sanctuary |
| Sirah | Babylon | A goddess of banquets & rain clouds |
| Sirara | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia | The goddess of the Persian Gulf |
| Sirens | Greek | These sea nymphs beautiful voices that enchanted sailors |
| Siris | Babylon | A goddess of banquets & rain clouds |
| Sirona | Britain | A goddess of beneficial hot springs |
| Sirona | Gaul | The goddess of astronomy |
| Sirona | German | A local goddess of healing from the Moselle basin |
| Sirone | Haiti / Vodun | A water goddess & protector of bathing children |
| Sirsir | Babylon / Akkadia | The guardian god of boatmen |
| Sirtur | Mesopotamia / Sumeria / Babylon / Akkadia | The goddess of sheep |
| Sisiutl | PNW | A snake spirit of the water |
| Sisnaaxil | Bella Coola [BC Canada] | The creator goddess that lives in the upper heavens & controls the earth, she is never prayed to |
| Sisyphos | Corinthia [Asia Minor] | The god of the faded sun |
| Sita | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A chthonic earth goddess |
| Sitala [mata] | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A mother goddess of healing |
| Sitapata | Buddhist | A goddess / Buddha designate |
| Sithnid. | Mother | by Zeus of Megarus who escaped the Flood in the time of Deucalion. |
| Sius | Hittite | The sky & sun god |
| Siva Hindu | / India | The principle creative & destructive god |
| Siva | Slavic | A goddess of life |
| Sivini | Armenia | The sun god |
| Sivottama Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A minor god |
| Siwini | Urart | The sun god |
| Sjofn | Norse | A goddess of love & passion |
| Skadi | Norse / Iceland | A goddess |
| Skan | Sioux | [W. Woodlands & plains US] The sky god & creator |
| Skanda Hindu | / Puranic / Epic / India | A god of war & an alternative name of Kartikeya |
| Skuld | Norse | One of the Norns |
| Slaine | Irish | Thought to be a deity of healing & the medical arts |
| Smaj | Serbia | These divinities protect the nation |
| Sman-bla | Buddhist / Lamaist | [Tibet] A physician god & medicine buddha |
| sMan-Bla | Buddhist / Tibet | Bon A medicine Buddha |
| Smertrios | Celtic | A god of war & tutelary deity of the Treveri |
| Smrti | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor god |
| Snegurochka | Russia | A goddess & winter |
| Snotra | Norse | A goddess of knowledge, wisdom & Virtue |
| Snulk'ulxa'ls | Bella | Coola [BC Canada] An arctypical god, rather like the Christian god in as he provided a conflict of decent & evil treatment for humans |
| So | Ewe[Africa] | A god of thunder & lightning |
| Sobek | Egypt | A crocodile god |
| Sebek | Egypt | A crocodile god |
| Sebeq | Egypt | A crocodile god |
| Sebk | Egypt | A crocodile god |
| Sabk | Egypt | A crocodile god |
| Sodasi Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A minor goddess |
| Sodza | Ewe / Hua [Togo] | The sky god prayed to weekly to send rain |
| Sofh | Egypt | A goddess of education |
| Sogblen | Ewe / Hua [Togo] | A messenger god |
| Sogbo | Fon [Benin] | A storm god of rain |
| Sohobo-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | This goddess is the apotheosis of an actual scarecrow known as a Kakashi |
| Sokar | Egypt | A funerary god for the Memphis necropolis |
| Soko | Nupe [Nigeria] | The sky god, specifically the dark sky that precedes the beginning of the rainy season |
| Sol | Norse / Iceland | The sun goddess |
| Sol | Roman | A god of war & the sun |
| Solal | Caroline Is. | He is the god of underwater world as well as the earth & sky |
| Solang | Micronesia | The god of carpenters |
| Solbon | Slavic | A goddess of the morning star & the evening star |
| Solntse | Slavic | A goddess of war |
| Soma | Hindu | A moon god |
| Somaskanda Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | An aspect of the god Siva & a god for all that |
| Somhlth Irish | / Scotland / Manx | A god who had no corporeal incarnation |
| Somnus | Roman | A god of sleep & dreams |
| Somtus | Egypt | The god of Dendara |
| Sopd | Egypt | A war god |
| Sopdet | Egypt | A goddess who personified the Dog Star |
| Sopdu | Egypt | A god of the eastern frontier |
| Sopdu | Egypt | A war god |
| Sopedu | Egypt | A god of the eastern frontier |
| Sophia | Greek / Gnostic Christian | The primordial female force of the cosmos |
| Sophrosyne | Greek | A goddess of temperance & moderation |
| Sopona | Yoruba [Africa] | A god of smallpox |
| Soranus | A | god who mediated between gods & humans |
| Sore-Gus | Hottentot [S. | Africa] The sun / sky god |
| Sors | Roman | The God of luck |
| Sose | Mother | of Agreus, one of the PANS who came to join Dionysus in his campaign against India. |
| Soteira | Greek | A goddess of safety |
| Sothis Egypt | [Hellenic] | The astral goddess that heralds the rise of the Nile |
| Souconna | Celtic | A river deity |
| Souconna | Roman / Celtic | The river goddess that was the guardian of the river Saone |
| Soului | Hua [W. | Africa] A benevolent vegetation god also in charge of medicine & music |
| Spadareamet | Armenia | A chthonic goddess concerned with fertility of the earth & death, the Christians equate her name with hell |
| Speio | Greek | A goddess of caves |
| Spenak | Meno Iran | An adversary of Angra Mainyu |
| Spenta | Armaiti | Zorastorism The female Amesha Spentas |
| Spenta | Mainyu Iran | An adversary of Angra Mainyu |
| Spercheius | Greek | A river god |
| Spermo | Greek | One of the Oenotropae |
| Spes | Roman | A goddess of hope & gardens, happiness, & law |
| Spider | Woman | Navaho The spirit who taught the Twin War Gods how to overcome the dangers on their journey to their father, the Sun |
| Spiniesis | Roman | This poor minor god is charged with responsibility of uprooting thorn bushes |
| Spor | Slavic | It is the spirit of growth |
| Sraddha | Hindu | A goddess of faith |
| Srahman | Ashanti | A dryad |
| Sraosa | Iran | A being associated with the Amesa Spentas |
| Sraosh | Persia | A divine messenger, a go between gods & mortals |
| Sraosha | Iran | A being associated with the Amesa Spentas |
| Srat | W. Slavic | A domestic demon |
| Sravana Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A minor benevolent goddess of fortune |
| Sravistha Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A minor benevolent goddess of fortune |
| Sri | Tibet | Bon demonic beings |
| Sri [devi] | Buddhist / Tibet | A goddess of terrible appearance & Royal attire |
| Sri [devi] Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A goddess |
| Srikantha Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A minor god considered to be an aspect of Siva |
| Srivasumukhi | Buddhist | A minor attendant goddess |
| Srividyavedi | Hindu | A minor goddess that likes to wear a necklace of teeth & bones |
| Sros | Iran | A being associated with the Amesa Spentas |
| Srosh | Persia | A divine messenger, a go between gods & mortals |
| Ssu | Cho | China A god of agriculture |
| Ssu | ma | Hsiang ju China A god of wine merchants |
| Ssu | Ming | China A god of life & death |
| Ssu | Ta | T'ien Wang Buddhist Four Buddhist Lokapalas, later kings of heaven |
| Stanitakumara | Jain [India] | A youthful appearing god |
| Statulinus | Roman | The god who helps the newborn to walk |
| Sterculius | Roman | A god of agriculture that would fit right in with politicians, that is, his concern was spreading the BS on the fields |
| Sthenias | Greek | A goddess of physical prowess & strength |
| Stihi | Albania | A demoness |
| Stimula | Roman | The god associated with inspiration |
| Stone | Giants | Iroquois / Huron [NE US & SE Canada] The monster gods |
| Strenia | Roman / Sabine | The goddess of strength & vigor who gives energy to the weak & tired |
| Strenua | Roman / Sabine | The goddess of strength & vigor who gives energy to the weak & tired |
| Stribog | E. Slavic | The god of winds & winter |
| Strigae | Roman | Bird like demons |
| Striges | Roman | Bird like demons |
| Strymon | Greek | A river god |
| Styx | Greek | The chthonic goddess of the River Styx |
| Su | Egypt | A primeval god of the atmosphere, light, war, wind |
| Suada | Roman | A goddess of persuasion |
| Suadela | Roman | A goddess of persuasion |
| Suaixtix | Prussia | A sun god |
| Subhadra Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A goddess |
| Subhaga | Buddhist | A minor goddess |
| Subhamekhala | Buddhist / Meola | A minor goddess |
| Subigus | Roman | The god of the wedding night, the nuptials |
| Subrahmanya | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor warrior deity |
| Succubus | Christian | A female demon which preys on men in their sleep |
| Sucellos | Celtic | A god of rivers, death & a hammer god |
| Sucellos | Gual | A syncretic god |
| Sucellus | Gual | A syncretic god |
| Suddhodana | Buddhist | The primordial Buddha that was the father of all Buddha's |
| Sudrem | Kafir [Afghanistan] | A weather god created by the breath of the god Imra |
| Suduk | Ugarit | A god? of righteousness |
| Sudurjaya | Buddhist / Vjrayana | A minor goddess |
| Suen | Sumeria | A moon god |
| Sugaar | Basque | The snake like spirit |
| Sugriva Hindu | / Epic | The monkey god |
| Suitengu | Japan | The child god of the sea |
| Sukarasya | Buddhist | A minor goddess |
| Sukkamielli | Finland | A goddess of frenzied love |
| Sukla-Tara | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A goddess an emanation of all the meditation Buddhas |
| Suklang | Malay / Philippine | A goddess of happiness |
| Sukra Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | This astral god was the personification of the planet Venus, he tutored demons on the side |
| Suksma Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A minor deity |
| Suku | Ovimbundu [C. | Africa] The creator god of the sky, earth, rivers, people, & mountains |
| Sukuna-bikona / Suku-na-biko | Japan | A dwarf god of hot springs & healing |
| Sukuna-Hikona | Japan / Shinto | A god of healing who helped establish the methods of healing diseases as well as a means to control & protect against beasts, snakes, insects, et all |
| Sul | British | A goddess of hot springs, especially Bath (Aquae Sulis) |
| Sul | Celtic | A goddess of hot springs |
| Sul-Pa-e | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | An astral & fertility god, a personification of the planet Jupiter |
| Sul-utula | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A rather personal tutelary god |
| Suleviae | Roman | A goddess of passage, normally associated with crossroads |
| Sulini | Hindu | A minor goddess |
| Sulis | Roman | An underworld goddess concerned with knowledge & of prophecy |
| Sulla | British | A goddess of hot springs, especially Bath (Aquae Sulis) |
| Sullat | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | A minor god that was an attendant of the sun god |
| Sulman [u] | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia / W. Semitic | A chthonic war & fertility god |
| Sulmanitu | W. Semitic | The fertility goddess concerned with love & war |
| Sulpa'e | Mesopotamia | The god of the planet Jupiter |
| Sulsaga | Sumeria | An astral goddess |
| Sumalini | Buddhist / Mayhayana | An attendant minor goddess |
| Sumati | Buddhist | A deification of literature |
| Sumbha | Buddhist | A goddess that is the guardian of the downward direction |
| Sumbharaja | Buddhist | The god that is the guardian of the downward direction |
| Sumiyoshi-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | The genetic name of the sea gods that are guardians of seafarers |
| Summamus | Etrusca | A god of lightning |
| Summanus | Etrusca | A god of lightning |
| Sumugan | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A god of the River plains |
| Sumuqan | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | A patron god of herdsmen & cattle |
| Sun | God | Hittite / Akkadia The sun god of Heaven |
| Sun | Hou-Shi / Sun | Wu-Kong China The monkey god |
| Sun | Hou-Tzu | China A monkey god |
| Sun-Pin | China | A god of cobblers |
| Sundara | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess |
| Sundara Hindu | / Puranic | A goddess that is a prosperous aspect of Siva, |
| Sung-Chiang | China | The god of thieves |
| Supai | Inca | [SA] The god of death |
| Suparikiritanaasri | Buddhist / Tibet | A physician god |
| Suparnakumara | Jain [India] | A god |
| Sura Hindu | / Vedic | The goddess of wine |
| Suraksini | Buddhist / Meola | A minor goddess |
| Surangama | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A god |
| Surarnadhadravimalaratnaprabhasa | Buddhist / Tibet | A physician god |
| Suresvara Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | One of the Rudra gods |
| Surt | German | A fire giant & opponent of the gods |
| Surtr | German | A fire giant & opponent of the gods |
| Surya Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | The sun god of light & war |
| Sus'sistinnako | Sisa | [NM USA] The creator god |
| Susa-no-wo | Japan | A god of the sea & storms |
| Susanoo | Japan | A god of the sea & storms |
| Susanowo | Japan | A god of the sea & storms |
| Susdinak | Elamite [Iran] | A god of Susa |
| Sut | Hittite / Hurrian | A weather god |
| Sutalidihi | Cherokee | The sun spirit |
| Sutech | Egypt | A god of chaos |
| Sutekh | A | weather god |
| Sutekh | Egypt | A god of chaos |
| Suwa | Arabia | A sun goddess |
| Suwaliyattas | Hittite | He is a warrior god |
| Svadha | Hindu | A minor goddess |
| Svantevit | Rugen Is. | [Slavic] A god of war |
| Svantoveit | Rugen Is. | [Slavic] A god of war |
| Svantovitus | Rugen Is. | [Slavic] A god of war |
| Svaraghosaraja | Buddhist / Tibet | A physician god |
| Svarazic | Slavic | The fire god |
| Svarog | Slavic | A god of the sky |
| Svarogich | Slavic | The fire god |
| Svasthavesini | Hindu | Another one of those rather ugly goddesses |
| Svasti | devi Hindu | A goddess of the home |
| Syamatara | Buddhist / Tibet | A goddess |
| Syen | S. Slavic | The household guardian spirits |
| Syllis | Mother | of Zeuxippus, who became king of Sicyon when Phaestus migrated to Crete. |
| Sylvanus | Roman | An ancient god of woodlands & of the countryside in general |
| Symaethian. | Mother | of Acis who was loved by Galatea. Acis was buried by a rock hurled at him by Polyphemus, out of jealousy, and was turned into a river. |
| Syn | Scandinavia | A goddess of justice |
| Synallasis. | One | of the Ionides Nymphs in Elis. They were believed to cure diseases. (These were: Calliphaeia, Synallasis, Pegaea and Iasis.) |
| Syrinx | Arcadia | A nymph or Hamadryad |
| T'ai | I | China The high god of Han dynasty |
| T'ai | Shan | China A god that is the senior one in the heavenly ministries |
| T'ai | Yi | China A primordial god who was present before the cosmos was created |
| T'ai | Yueh | Ta Ti / Tung-Yueh-Ta-Ti / T'ai-Yo Ta-Ti China The deity of the Eastern Peak |
| T'ao | Hua | Hsiennui China A guardian deity as well as the goddess of the second spring month |
| T'ien | China | A sky god, supreme ruler of the Zhou dynasty |
| T'ien | China | The ruler of the gods |
| T'ien | Fei | China The Empress of Heaven |
| T'ien | Lung | China A god |
| T'ien-Kuan | China / Tao | A god of happiness |
| T'u-ti | China | The gods of the locality |
| Ti-Ti | China | The gods of the locality |
| T'ung | Chung | chung China A god of the skin |
| T'ung | Lai | yu China A god of the stomach |
| Ta | Pedn | Semang [Malaysia] A god |
| Ta'aroa | Polynesia | The great creator god of the sea, fishing & reptiles, the life giver of all |
| Ta'ata | Bella | Coola [BC Canada] The sun god that is the ruler of the lower heavens |
| Ta'lab | Sabaean | A moon god |
| Ta'xet | Haida [PNW] | A sky god who receives the souls of those who die by violence |
| Ta'yan | Koryak [SE | Siberia] The Supreme Being who does not muddle in human affairs |
| Ta-bitjet | Egypt | A goddess that protects against scorpion bite, though her symbol is the scorpion |
| Ta-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | The generic name of several gods of harvest |
| Taautos | Phoenicia | This god devolved into Thoth |
| Tabiti | Scythia | A goddess of fire & queen of the animals |
| Tacoma | Salish [PNW] | A manitou, female, of fresh waters |
| Taditkara | Buddhist | A goddess of light |
| Tagabayan | Philippine | A goddess of adultery & incest |
| Tagaro | Polynesia | A primordial being & creator |
| Tages | Etruscan | An early god of prophecy found only in newly plowed fields |
| Tagni | Italy | A god of witchcraft |
| Tagtug | Sumeria | A culture hero, later insulted with godhead |
| Taguacipa | Inca [SA] | The god of deception |
| Tahc | I | Tunica A goddess of war |
| Tahit | Tlingit | The spirit of fate |
| Tahiti | Tokerau | Tahiti A goddess |
| Tai-sui-xing | China | A god of time |
| Tai-Sung-Jing | China | A god of temporal time, the apotheosis of the planet Jupiter |
| Tai-yi | Tao | A sky god |
| Taijn | Totonac [Mexico] | The name for a group of rain gods, still worshipped & presumed to live in ruins of El Tajin [Veracruz] |
| Tlaloc | Totonac [Mexico] | The name for a group of rain gods, still worshipped & presumed to live in ruins of El Tajin [Veracruz] |
| Taikomol | Yuki | [Cal. US] The creator |
| Taillte | Irish | A goddess of Lughnasadh & August |
| Taultiu | Irish | A goddess of Lughnasadh & August |
| Tailitu | Irish | A goddess of Lughnasadh & August |
| Telta | Irish | A goddess of Lughnasadh & August |
| Taio | Lakalai | The moon goddess. |
| Taiowa | Hopi | The great creator |
| Tajika | no | mikoto Japan A god of strength |
| Taka | rita Polynesia | A goddess of adultery |
| Taka-Mi-Musubi-No-Kama | Japan / Shinto | Another primordial creator being |
| Taka-Okami-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | A god of the rains in the mountains |
| Takamimusubi | Japan | The progenitor god of the royal family |
| Taka-mi-masubi | Japan | The progenitor god of the royal family |
| Takaro | New | Hebrides This divine absolutely forbids anyone to eat coconut |
| Take-Mika-Dzuchi-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | This god is one of the Raijin, a god of thunder, rain, & storms as well as a warrior |
| Futsu-Nushi-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | This god is one of the Raijin, a god of thunder, rain, & storms as well as a warrior |
| Takemikadzuchi | Japan | The thunder god |
| Taki-Tsu-Hiko | Japan | A god of rain |
| Takkiraja | Buddhist | A god |
| Takotsi | Nakawe | Huichol [Mexico] A chthonic vegetation goddess, all plant life & the earth are hers |
| Taksaka Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A snake god |
| Takuskanskan | Dakota [N. Cent NA] | The wind spirit & a trickster |
| Taliesin | Wales | A minor barley god worshipped through the 16th century |
| Tallai | Syria | A goddess of dew, rain |
| Tam Kung | China
| A local sea god of rain & water who will extinguish fires |
| Tama-No-Ya | Japan / Shinto | The god of jewelers |
| Tamara | British | A goddess of the River Tamar |
| Tamats | Palike Tamoyeke Huichol [Mexico] | The god of the wind & of air who was also a messenger of the gods, for an encore, put world into its present form & shape |
| Tamesis | British | The goddess of the River Thames |
| Tammu | Babylon | The sun god |
| Dumu-zi | Babylon | The sun god |
| Tammuz | Assyria | A god of agriculture & fertility |
| Tammuz | Hittite | The harvest god |
| Tammuz | Sumeria | A god of agriculture |
| Tan ma | Tibet
| A goddesses of health & medicine |
| Tana | Italy | A star goddess |
| Tana'oa | Marquesas Is. | The weather & chief god |
| Tanaquil | Roman | A goddess of justice |
| Tanara | Yakut [Siberia] | The apotheosis of the sky |
| Tandu | India | This divine is a teacher of mimicry & dancing |
| Tane | Polynesia | The god of the forests & trees |
| Tane [mahuta] | Polynesia | A god of light, fertility & the sky |
| Tanen | Egypt | Ptah in an aspect of an earth god |
| Tang | China | A goddess of justice |
| Tangaloa | Polynesia | The great creator god of the sea, fishing & reptiles, the life giver of all |
| Tango | Hervey Is. | A god of virgin birth, kinda |
| Tanit | Carthage | The supreme god of Carthage |
| Tanit | Phoenicia / Carthage | The goddess of the moon |
| Tannus | Britain | The thunder god |
| Tano | Ashanti | The river god of Togo & Ghana |
| Tanu'la | Koryak [SE Siberia] | A guardian spirit of the earth & its plants & animals, female type |
| Tanus | Italy | A star god |
| Tao Kung | China
| A god of the diaphragm |
| Taoki-Ho-Oi-No-Kami / Hiko-Sashiri-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | The God of carpenters |
| Taonoui | Society Is. | The goddess who was the mother of the stars by the god Roua |
| Tapio | E. | Finland A forest spirit, forest god |
| Tapio | Russia | A god of forests |
| Tar | Tiv [Nigeria] | The chthonic earth god |
| Tara | Buddhist / Mayhayana / Vajrayana | A goddess, the epitaph of the mother of the Buddha [Maya] |
| Tara | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A goddess of the stars |
| Taraka | Hindu / Vedic | A goddess |
| Taran | Gaul | The thunder god |
| Taranis | Celtic | A death goddess & mysterious sky god |
| Taranis | Gaul | The thunder god |
| Taranus | Britain | The thunder god |
| Tareya | Wagon | Mohawk / Kaniengehaga [NE USA] This is the god that liberated the nation & lead them to the surface of the earth |
| Tarhun | Hurrian | A weather god |
| Tarhund | Hurrian | A weather god |
| Tarhunt | Hurrian | A weather god |
| Tari | Pennu Khond [India] | A chthonic goddess |
| Tarpatassis | Hittite | This demon staves off sickness & grants long, healthy life |
| Tarpeia | An | ancient god of death, as in the grim reaper |
| Tarquiup | Inua Inuit | A moon spirit |
| Taru | Hattic / Hittite / Hurrian | A weather god |
| Tarvos | Trigaranos | Gaul A bull god known by a monument on the Seine near Paris |
| Taruos | Trigaranus | Gaul A bull god known by a monument on the Seine near Paris |
| Tasenetnofret | Egypt | A goddess |
| Tashmishu | Hittite / Hurrian | A god of weather |
| Tasmisu | Hittite / Hurrian | A god of weather |
| Tasimmet | Hittite | A goddess of weather & storms |
| Tasmettu [m] | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | A goddess |
| Tasmisu | Hittite / Hurrian | An attendant god |
| Tate | Hautse | Huichol [Mexico] She is the rain & water goddess, additionally responsible for mist & fog |
| Tate | Kyewimoka | Huichol [Mexico] Another rain & water goddess, who is also the goddess of grain |
| Tate | Naaliwahi | Huichol [Mexico] This rain & water goddess appears in lightning & brings rain from the east |
| Tate | Oteganaka | Huichol [Mexico] A rain & water goddess who is also the patron of Laguna De Magdalena |
| Tate | Sioux | [N. & Cen. plains US] The wind god |
| Tate | Velika | Vimali Huichol [Mexico] The sun goddess perceived as either a young girl or a royal eagle who holds the world in her talons, she guards it |
| Tatenen | Egypt | The primordial chthonic vegetation god, the apotheosis of the Nile silt |
| Tatevali | Huichol [Mexico] | Not only the deity of life & health, the tutelary god of shamans, he is the god of fire |
| Tathatavasita | Buddhist | A minor goddess |
| Tathen | Egypt | The primordial chthonic vegetation god, the apotheosis of the Nile silt |
| Tatosi | Huichol [Mexico] | He is the the principal god of fire |
| Tatqa'hicin | Koryak [SW | Siberia] A vegetation spirit |
| Tatsuta-hime | Japan | The goddess of autumn |
| Tau | Huichol [Mexico] | The sun god of the the rising sun |
| Taueret | Egypt | A goddess of fertility, rebirth, justice, pregnancy & childbirth |
| Taueret | Egypt | A hippopotamus goddess who is protective of childbirth |
| Taumata-Atua | Polynesia | A vegetation god that presides over the fields |
| Taurt | Egypt | A hippopotamus goddess who is protective of childbirth |
| Taverik | Huichol [Mexico] | The sun god of the the rising sun |
| Tawa | Pueblo | [SW US] The sun spirit |
| Taweret | Egypt | A hippopotamus goddess who is protective of childbirth |
| Taweskare | Iroquois | [NE US / Canada] The evil twin brother of Loskeha |
| Tawhaki | Polynesia | A god of thunder & lightning |
| Tawhiri | Polynesia | A god of storms & winds |
| Tawhirimatea | Maori / New | Zealand A god of winds |
| Tawiscara | Iroquois | [NE US / Canada] The evil twin brother of Loskeha |
| Tawiskaro | Iroquois | [NE US / Canada] The evil twin brother of Loskeha |
| Tawiskaron | Huron / Mohawk / Onondoga | [NE woodlands US] An evil spirit |
| Tayau | Huichol [Mexico] | The sun god of the the rising sun |
| Tayau | Sakaimoka | Huichol [Mexico] The western setting sun god |
| Tcolawitze | Hopi | The fire spirit |
| Te | Kore Polynesia | The primordial void being that was the personification of darkness of chaos prior to light |
| Te | mehara Polynesia | A goddess of wisdom |
| Te | Po Polynesia | The personification of the primordial night being which existed in the chaos prior to light |
| Te-Aka-Ia-Roe | Hervey Is. [Polynesia] | A creator being |
| Te-Manava-Roa | Hervey Is. | A creator being, one of three |
| Te-Tanga-Engae | Hervey Is. [Polynesia] | A creator being |
| Tecciztecatl | Aztec | A moon god |
| Teccuciztecatl | Aztec | A god of the moon who was unable to light the sun |
| Tecei'vune | Chukchi [SE | Siberia] The female spirit of the dawn |
| Tecuciztecal | Aztec | A moon god |
| Tefnut | Egypt | A goddess of the dawn, dew, moisture, justice & rain clouds |
| Tegid | Voel | Wales A water goddess that was identified by the poet Taliesin |
| Teharonhiawagon | Mohawk / Onondoga | NE woodlands US] The good god |
| Tehuti | Egypt | A moon god of astronomy, science, death, education, wisdom, geometry, law, magic, mathematics, medicine, & surveying |
| Teibas | Armenia / Ugart | A tutelary god |
| Teicauhtzin | Aztec | A patron god of Mexico as well as a minor god of war |
| Teisiphone | Greek | One of the Erinyes |
| Tejosnina | Buddhist | A god |
| Tekkeitserktock | Inuit | A god of hunting & the earth |
| Tekkeitsertok | Inuit | The god of the earth |
| Telavel | Lithuania | The star god that forged the sun & placed it in the sky |
| Telchines | Greek | The demon workers in metal |
| Teledice | Alleged | wife of of Phoroneus, king of what later was named the Peloponnesus and said to be the first man. |
| Telepinu | Hittite | A vegetation god called the noble god |
| Telepinu [s] | Hittite / Hurrian | The noble god of fertility |
| Telesphorus | Roman | A god of strength |
| Telesto | A | goddess of initiations |
| Teliko | Bambara [W. | Africa] He is the god of hot winds |
| Telipinu | Hittite | A vegetation god called the noble god |
| Teljavelik | Lithuania | A heavenly smith |
| Tella | Hurrian | The bull god |
| Tellumo | Roman | A goddess of agriculture, grain fields & fertility |
| Tellus | Roman | A goddess of agriculture, grain fields & fertility |
| Telphochtli | Aztec | Truly a potent god, universal & generally malevolent |
| Telphusa | A Naiad | who told Apollo to build his temple elsewhere. For this Apollo covered her stream with rocks. |
| Telphusa | Greek | A goddess of fountains |
| Telyaveli | Lithuania | A smith god |
| Temmangu | Japan | A god of learning & calligraphy |
| Tempestates | Roman | A goddess of storms & wind |
| Ten | Egypt | The primordial chthonic vegetation god, the apotheosis of the Nile silt |
| Ten-gu | Japan | The mountain & forest spirits |
| Tenanto'mwan | Koryak [S. | Siberia] The creator spirit |
| Tenato'mni | Chukchee | [E. Siberia] The creator spirit |
| Tenen | Egypt | The primordial chthonic vegetation god, the apotheosis of the Nile silt |
| Tenenit | Egypt | The goddess of beer |
| Tenga | Africa | A goddess of justice |
| Tengri | Mongol | A sky god |
| Tengri | Turkish | Heavenly beings |
| Tengu | Japan | The mountain & forest spirits |
| Tenjin | Japan | A god of learning & calligraphy |
| Tennin | Buddhist | Angels |
| Tennyo | Buddhist | Angels |
| Tenye | Te'en | Niger [Africa] A goddess of marital fidelity |
| Teoyaomiqui | Aztec | A god of dead & warriors |
| Tepeu | Quiche Maya | The creator god |
| Tepeyollotl | Aztec | An earth, cave & earthquakes god |
| Tepozlecatl | Aztec | A god of fertility & of drunkenness |
| Tepu | Maya | This is a god of power in the sky who assisted in creation |
| Tepyollotl | Aztec | Lord of uncertainty |
| Terah | Semitic | An ancient moon god |
| Terminus | Roman | A god of boundaries & landmarks |
| Terpsichore | Greek | The Muse of dancing |
| Terra | Mater Roman | A goddess of agriculture, grain fields & fertility |
| Tesheba | Urartu | A weather god |
| Teshub | Hittite | A weather god & chief of their gods |
| Tesub | Hittite | A weather god & chief of their gods |
| Tesup | Hittite | A weather god & chief of their gods |
| Teteoinnan | Aztec | The mother of the gods & of healers & medical diviners |
| Teteoinnan-Toci | Aztec | The goddess of midwives |
| Tethra | Irish | The Fomorian sea god & god of the otherworld |
| Tethys | Greek | A demi goddess of the sea |
| Tethys | Roman | A goddess of the sea |
| Teuhcatl | Aztec | A hunting & local goddess of war |
| Teutates | Gaul | A war & tribal god |
| Tewi'xlak | Dza'wadeenox [BC Canada] | The god of all goat hunters |
| Texcatlipoca | Aztec | A supreme god one of rulers of the north, cold & darkness |
| Tezcacoac | Aztec | She is a birth goddess |
| Tezcatlipoca | Aztec | The chief god of the pantheon, god of night & all material things etc |
| Tezcatlipoca | Nahuatl | A god of summer, war, power, death & evil |
| Tezcatlipoca-Iztlacoliuhqui | Aztec | One of four temple deities |
| Tezcatzoncatl | Aztec | A minor fertility god involved with the brewing of pulque |
| Th'uban | Islam | A dragon like demon |
| Thab-lha | Tibet | Bon A hearth god |
| Thakur | Deo Etruscan | A goddess of childbirth |
| Thaleia | Greek | The Muse of comedy |
| Thalia | Greek | The Muse of comedy |
| Thallo | Athens | [Greece] One of the Horai [spring] |
| Thalna | Etrusca | A goddess of childbirth |
| Thaloque-Tepictoton | Aztec | A rain & fertility god |
| Thanatos | Greek | A god of death |
| Thatmanitu | Phoenicia | A goddess of healing |
| The | Great | Ennead Egypt The nine most important gods,Ra, Shu, Tefnut, Geb, Nut, Osiris, Isis, Seth & Nephthys |
| Thea | Greek | A goddess of the dawn, a minor Titan |
| Theandros | N. Arabia | A god |
| Theandrios | N. Arabia | A god |
| Thebe | Greek | A nymph |
| Theia | Greek | A minor Titan |
| Theisoa | Nurse | of Zeus. |
| Thelpusa | Arcadian | Nymph, daughter of the River God Ladon. After her the |
| Themis | Greek | A goddess of justice, order, fire, hospitality & human rights |
| Thermaia | Roman | A goddess of healing springs |
| Thermuthis | Egypt | A goddess of fortune, grain, milk, harvest, nursing babies |
| Thesan | Etrusca | A goddess of the dawn |
| Thetis | Greek | A nereid |
| Thinit | Carthage | The supreme god of Carthage |
| Thisbe | Boeotian | Nymph. After her the city in Boeotia was named. |
| Thmei | Egypt | A goddess of justice |
| Thoeris | Egypt | A goddess of health & justice |
| Thoosa | Mother | of the Cyclops Polyphemus, a huge, wild cannibal with one eye on his forehead, whom Odysseus blinded. Polyphemus was in love with Galatea but was refused by her. |
| Thor | Norse | A god of war & of the sky, thunder , storms, sea journeys & the administration of justice |
| Thora | Bushmen [Africa] | The supreme god |
| Thorgerd | Holgabrud | N. Norway The guardian goddess of northern Norway |
| Thot | Egypt | A moon god of astronomy, science, death, education, wisdom, geometry, law, magic, mathematics, medicine, & surveying |
| Thoth | Egypt | A moon god of astronomy, science, death, education, wisdom, geometry, law, magic, mathematics, medicine, & surveying |
| Thoume | Kene | Kimte Cacounche Natchez [Mississippi River Valley, US] The creator god |
| Thout | Egypt | A moon god of astronomy, science, death, education, wisdom, geometry, law, magic, mathematics, medicine, & surveying |
| Thu | China | An earth god of agriculture, grain, land & soil |
| Thunar | Anglo-Saxon | The thunder god |
| Thunor | Germanic | A god of fertility, lightning & thunder |
| Thunor | Norse | A god of war & of the sky, thunder , storms, sea journeys & the administration of justice |
| Thurremlin | S. Wales [Aus.] | A god of passage, from adolescence to manhood |
| Daramulun | S. Wales [Aus.] | A god of passage, from adolescence to manhood |
| Thursir | German | A giant demon |
| Ti Mu | China | The earth mother |
| Ti'hmar | Kolyma Tungus [Siberia] | The supreme spirit, it became the name for the Christian god |
| Ti'i | Marquesas / Society Is. | Not only the messenger of the gods but the god of vitality as well |
| Ti-Kuan | China / Tao | The forgiver of sins |
| Ti-Tsang-Wang-Pu-Sa | China | A god of mercy |
| Ti-ya | China | The earth mother |
| God | Country | Description |
|
| Tia | Haida [BC Canada PNW] | The god of death, by violence |
| Tiamat | Babylon | A goddess of the ocean |
| Tiamat | Mesopotamia | The goddess of chaos in the creation myth |
| Tian | China | A sky god, supreme ruler of the Zhou dynasty |
| Tian-zhu | China / Tao | The catholic title of gods given to each of the three holy images in a Taoist temple |
| Tiberinus | Roman | A river god of the Tiber |
| Tie | Egypt | A goddess of intelligence & wisdom |
| Tieholtsodi | Navaho | A water monster & king of the ocean |
| Tien | China | A sky god, supreme ruler of the Zhou dynasty |
| Tien | Hou | China A goddess of the ocean |
| Tien | Mu | China A goddess of lightning |
| Tien | Tsun China / Tao | The generic title of gods given to each of the three holy images in a Taoist temple |
| Tien-Hou | China | The Empress of Heaven |
| Tien-Wang | China | The Heavenly Kings |
| Tienoltsodi | Navaho | He is the god of oceans & fresh water he controls all waters that fall on the earth but none of those in the heavens |
| Tiermes | Lapland | A thunder god |
| Tifenua | Tikopia [Polynesia] | The chthonic fertility god |
| Tikesnosna | Buddhist | A god, a guardian in the northwestern quarter |
| Tiki | Marquesas / Society Is. | Not only the messenger of the gods but the god of vitality as well |
| Tiki | Polynesia | The creator god or first created man no one is really sure which |
| Tilitr | Infaluk Is. | The god of song |
| Tilla | Hurrian | The bull god |
| Tilo | Baranga [Mozambique] | A god of the sky, thunder, rain, humor, cunning & mystery |
| Timaiti-Ngava-Rimngvari | Hervey Is. [Polynesia] | The primordial female principle being |
| Timatekore | Hervey Is. [Polynesia] | The primordial male principle being |
| Tin | Etrusca | The sky god He was depicted holding a cluster of lightning bolts The Romans equated Tin with Jupiter |
| Tin | Hau China / Tao | The goddess of the waters |
| Ting-jian | China | A god of judgment |
| Tinia | Etrusca | The sky god He was depicted holding a cluster of lightning bolts The Romans equated Tin with Jupiter |
| Tinirau | Polynesia | A god of the ocean |
| Tinnit | Carthage | The supreme god of Carthage |
| Tinnus | Britain | The thunder god |
| Tino | Taata | Society Is. The creator god regarded as the tutelary deity that created mankind |
| Tipereakl | Pelew Is. | He is the god of the sky |
| Tir | Armenia | A god of writing, wisdom & oracles |
| Tirawa | Pawnee | [C. plains US] The creator & sky god |
| Tirawa-Atius | Pawnee | [C. plains US] The creator & sky god |
| Tirumal | Dravidian / Tamil | A creator god equated with Visnu |
| Tistrya | Iran | A rain god of the sea & water |
| Tishtrya | Iran | A rain god of the sea & water |
| Tishtrya | Persia | A god of rain & clouds |
| Tisiphone | Greek | One of the Erinyes |
| Tisiphone | of | Eumenides Greek A goddess of justice |
| Tispak | Akkadia / Babylon / Mesopotamia | A tutelary god of the city of Esnumma |
| Titans | Greek | The second group of gods of the pre-Hellenic pantheon |
| Tithorea | Phocian | Nymph. After her the city in Phocis was named. |
| Titlacauan | Aztec | An aspect of the god Tezcatlipoca |
| Titlacvahuan | Aztec | An omnipotent God, universal & generally evil power |
| Tiu | Britain | The English name for the German god Tyr or Tiwaz |
| Tiuz | Norse / German | A god of justice, sports & war |
| Tiw | Britain | The English name for the German god Tyr or Tiwaz |
| Tiw | Norse / German | A god of justice, sports & war |
| Tiwaz | Me Luvia [Antolia] | The sun god of Anatolia |
| Tiwaz | Norse / German | A god of justice, sports & war |
| Tlacahuepan | Aztec | A patron god of Mexico & a minor god of war |
| Tlachitonatiiuh | Aztec | A chthonic underworld god |
| Tlachtga | Irish | A goddess of sacrifice |
| Tlacolotl | Maya | A god of evil |
| Tlaeque-Tepictoton | Aztec | A fertility & rain god |
| Tlahuixcalpantecuhtli | Aztec / Nahuatl | The god of the dawn & warriors |
| Tlahuizcalpantecutli | Aztec / Nahuatl | The god of the dawn & warriors |
| Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli | Aztec / Toltec | A manifestation of the sun god, he is a savior of his people as well & there is not enough room here to tell his story |
| Tlaloc | Aztec | A god of agriculture, lightning, rain, weather, clouds, water, springs & mountains |
| Tlaloc | Olmec | A jaguar god |
| Tlaltecuhli | Aztec | A chthonic creator goddess, the ruler of the second of the 13 heavens |
| Tlaltecuhtli | Aztec | An earth monster god |
| Tlanzolteotl [Ixcuiname] | Aztec | The chthonic / earth goddess, a maternal goddess linked with sex, & in the Aztec way, personifying filth |
| Tlauixcalpantechutli | Mexico / Maya | The lord of the morning star & god of the dawn |
| Tlazolteotl | Aztec | An earth goddess of death, filth, love, licentiousness, sex, sport, gambling, uncertainty, witchcraft, intoxication & pleasure |
| Ixcuiname | Aztec | An earth goddess of death, filth, love, licentiousness, sex, sport, gambling, uncertainty, witchcraft, intoxication & pleasure |
| Tlitcaplitana | Bella Coola [Canada PNW] | A goddess of healing |
| Tloque Nahuaque | Aztec
| A primordial creator god that rules in the 13th heaven |
| Tloquenahuaque | Aztec | The unknown god |
| Tna'nto | Koryak [SE Siberia] | The spirit of the first light of dawn |
| Tne'sqan | Chukchi [SE Siberia] | The female spirit of the dawn |
| Tnecei'vune | Chukchi [Siberia] | A spirit of the dawn, one of four beings that control the dawn of from different directions |
| Tnong | Menik-Semang [Malacca Peninsula] | A Sun god |
| To | Kabinana | Melanesia Brother hero gods |
| To | Karvuvu | Melanesia Brother hero gods |
| To'nenile | Navaho | The rain god |
| Toa'lalit | Bella Coola [Canada PNW] | This god of hunters oversees hunting mountain goats |
| Tobadzistsini | Navaho | A Minor war god |
| Toci | Aztec | A goddess of healing |
| Todote | Samoyed [Siberia] | A god of evil & death |
| Tohil | Quiche Maya | The fire god |
| Tokakami | Huichol [Mexico] | A god of death |
| Toko'yoto | Koryak [Siberia] | A guardian spirit who is one of the owners of the world, the Pacific Ocean to be specific |
| Tomam | Ket [Siberia] | The bird goddess |
| Tomituka | S. | Pacific A goddess of rain |
| Tomiyauhtecuhtli | Aztec | A rain & fertility god |
| Tomor | Albania | A god of the winds as well as a creator god, he is still worshipped today |
| Tomor | Illyrian | The father of the gods |
| Tomorr | Illyrian | The father of the gods |
| Tomwo'get | Koryak [Siberia] | An archetypal creator spirit |
| Tonacaciahutl | Aztec | A primordial deity that is the self created, eternal, female principle |
| Tonacatecuhtli | Aztec | The creator god |
| Tonaleque | Aztec | This goddess is ruler of the fifth of the 13 heavens |
| Tonan | Aztec | A goddess of the winter solstice |
| Tonantzin | Aztec | The goddess of motherhood |
| Tonatiluh | Aztec | This creator god presides over the fifth world age [this is the one we are in] |
| Tonatiuh | Aztec / Nahua | The sun god & a god of war |
| Tonenili | Navaho | The rain god the controls waters from the skies |
| Tootega | Inuit | A deity who looked like a little old woman |
| Top'tine | Brazil / Peru | A goddess of fire |
| Topielce | Slavic | These spirits dwell in lakes |
| Topoh | Pokot / Suk [Uganda] | An astral god associated with the evening star |
| Toprnatic | Inuit | This spirit is the wisest of all & he sees all & for giggles & grins rules the sea & game |
| Toptine Brazil | / Peru | A goddess of fire |
| Tore | Bambuti[Africa] | A god of the forest & wild animals |
| Tore | Pygmy [Africa] | The god of thunderstorms |
| Torem | Ugart [Syria] | He is the god of the sky, order & balance |
| Tork | Armenia | A mountain god |
| Tornarssuk | Inuit | The supreme being & master of the Tornat [the controlling deities] |
| Tornarsuk | Inuit | This spirit is the wisest of all & he sees all & for giggles & grins rules the sea & game |
| Tornat | Inuit | These are the spirits of ancient animals & places, they are extremely dangerous to humans so leave them alone |
| Torngaesoak | Inuit | This spirit is the wisest of all & he sees all & for giggles & grins rules the sea & game |
| Torngasak | Inuit | A major god, the Good Being |
| Torngasoak | Inuit | A major god, the Good Being |
| Torngrat | Inuit | These are the spirits of ancient animals & places, they are extremely dangerous to humans so leave them alone |
| Toro | Ngbandi [Zaire] | He is the creator god |
| Tororut | Pokot / Suk [Uganda] | He is the creator god |
| Tortali | New Hebrides | This god of the sun & day took at a mortal wife, bad move |
| Torto | Basque | A fearsome Basque spirit |
| Toru | Polynesia | A god of the chasms of the deep |
| Torum | Ugart [Syria] | He is the god of the sky, order & balance |
| Totilma'il | Maya / Tzotzi | An androgynous creator being |
| Totolteactl | Aztec | This fertility god is concerned with the Maguey plant & the art of growing pulque |
| Tou Mou | China
| A goddess of justice |
| Touia | Fatuna Tonga [Polynesia] | The earth goddess, the deification of the rock deep in the earth that rumbles & gives birth to new land |
| Toumou | Egypt | No one really knows what this god did |
| Toutiorix | Britain / Gaul | The god of hot springs who replaced his mother Sirona |
| Toyo Uke Hime | Japan / Shinto
| A goddess of foodstuffs |
| Toyo | Uke Japan | A goddess of war |
| Toyota | Mahime Japan | A goddess of the sea |
| Tozi | Aztec | The goddess of sweat baths |
| Trailokyaviaya | Buddhist / Mahayana | A god |
| Trayasrinsa | Hindu / Vedic | The collective name for the group of Deva gods |
| Triduana | Scotland | A goddess of Edinburgh |
| Trigelawus | Slavic | A three headed war god of the Baltic region |
| Triglav | Slavic | A three headed war god of the Baltic region |
| Trikantakidevi | Hindu | A goddess of terrible appearance |
| Trimurti | Hindu | The trinity of Brahma, Visnu & Siva |
| Triphis | Greek | The name of Repit |
| Tripura | Hindu / Jain | A mother goddess |
| Tripurasura | India | A demon of three worlds |
| Trita | Hindu / Vedic | A goddess |
| Triton | Greek | A minor sea god |
| Tritons | Roman | Minor sea gods |
| Trivikrama | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A god that may have been a sun god but is accepted as an incarnation of Visnu |
| Trograin | Irish | A minor god |
| Troian | Slavic | A god of the night |
| Trojanu | Roman | The emperor Trajan worshipped as a god under this name |
| Troll | Scandinavia | A night demon |
| Trowo | Ewe | They are god created beings |
| Trukwinu | Mana Hopi | A goddess of rain |
| Ts'ai Shen | China
| A god of wealth |
| Ts'ai-Lun | China | A god of stationers |
| Ts'an Nu | China
| A goddess of silkworms |
| Ts'ang Chien | China
| A god of the hearth |
| Tsa'qamae | Qwe'gsotenox [BC Canada] | The god that controls salmon migration |
| Tsai Shen | China
| A god of wealth, associated with the Mandarins |
| Tsao Chun | China
| A god of kitchens & stoves |
| Tsao Shen | China
| A deity |
| Tsao Wang | China
| A god of the hearth fire |
| Tsehub | Hittite | The weather god |
| Tsentsa | Huron [US / Canada] | The good Creator Twin |
| Tsetse | Zaire [Africa] | A goddess of lightning |
| Tsho | gyalma | Tibet A goddess of happiness |
| Tsi | Siberia | A goddess of justice |
| Tsichtinako | Acoma [Cal USA] | The female spirit of the creation myth |
| Tsilah | Haiti / Vodun | A goddess of fortune & beauty |
| Tsoede | Sudan [Africa] | A god of canoe builders, smiths & fertility |
| Tsohanoai | Navaho | The god of the sun |
| Tsui | Hottentot [Africa] | A god of sorcerers |
| Tsui'goab | Hottentot [S. Africa] | The rain god |
| Tsuki-Yomi | Japan | A god of the moon |
| Tsukiyomi | Japan | A god of the moon |
| Tsunigoab | Khoi [Namibia] | The creator god of that walks with a limp & was invoked at dawn each day |
| Tu | China | A chthonic earth goddess & fertility spirit |
| Tu P'ing | China
| A god of robbers |
| Tu | Polynesia | A god of war & stability |
| Tu-Metua | Hervey Is. | A god of silence that had an immaculate birth |
| Tuamutef | Egypt | A funerary god of a dead person's stomach |
| Tuatha De Danaan | Irish
| The main [last] family of gods |
| Tuchaipa | Yuman [Cal. US] | The creator of all good things |
| Tuchulcha | Etrusca | An underworld demon |
| Tuetates | Celtic | A god of war |
| Tuetatesa | Gaul | A god of war |
| Tug'my'gat | Inuit | These are the spirits of ancient animals & places, they are extremely dangerous to humans so leave them alone |
| Tui | China | A goddess of happiness |
| Tuil | Kamchatka | peninsula [Siberia] The god of earthquakes |
| Tukma | Juaneno | [Cal. US] The creator god |
| Tule | Sudan[Africa] | A god of fear, mischief & trickery who gave fire & water to mankind |
| Tule | Zande [Sudan] | The spider god who brought the seeds of all the plants on earth |
| Tulsi | India | A goddess of basil plants |
| Tulungusaq | Inuit | The god of creation |
| Tumatauenga | Polynesia | A god of war who was given charge over mankind |
| Tunek | Inuit | A god of seal hunters |
| Tung | Ak Mongol | Different, this is the god of managers, chiefs & minor spirits |
| Tung | Lu | China A god of snow & skis |
| Tung | Wang | Kung China The ruler of male immortals |
| Tungat | Inuit | These are the spirits of ancient animals & places, they are extremely dangerous to humans so leave them alone |
| Tungrangayak | Inuit | This spirit is the wisest of all & he sees all & for giggles & grins rules the sea & game |
| Tungrat | Inuit | These are the spirits of ancient animals & places, they are extremely dangerous to humans so leave them alone |
| Tunkan | Ingan | Dakota [N. Cent NA] The sex Manitou |
| Tunrat | Inuit | These are the spirits of ancient animals & places, they are extremely dangerous to humans so leave them alone |
| Tuntu | Ainu [ | Japan] The sky god |
| Tuoni | Finland | A god of the Underworld |
| Tupan | Guarani | [Brazil] This is the god of thunder & lightning |
| Turan | Etrusca | A goddess of love & fertility |
| Tureann | Irish | A goddess |
| Turi | a | faumea Polynesia A god of fishing & reptiles |
| Turms | Etrusca | A psychopomp god who guided the souls of the dead to the underworld |
| Turrean | Irish | A goddess |
| Tutilina | Roman | The goddess responsible for protecting the stored grain from spoilage & often vermin as well |
| Tutu | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | The tutelary god of Borsippa |
| Tvashtarr | Hindu | The creator & artificer god who fashions all living things |
| Tvashtrir | Hindu | The creator & artificer god who fashions all living things |
| Tvastarr | Hindu | The creator & artificer god who fashions all living things |
| Tvastr | Hindu | The creator & artificer god who fashions all living things |
| Tvastrir | Hindu | The creator & artificer god who fashions all living things |
| Twe | Ghana | A lake god |
| Twin | War | Gods Navaho [SW US] The gods who journeyed to see their father, the Sun |
| Tyche | Greek | A goddess of fate & fortune |
| Typhon | Greek | This rather ugly god made Zeus mad, just once |
| Thyhoeus | Greek | This rather ugly god made Zeus mad, just once |
| Tyr | German | The god of battle, originally a sky god |
| Tyr | Norsen | A god of justice, sports & war |
| Tzakol | Maya | He is a sky god |
| Tzapotla | Tenan | Mexico A goddess of healing & herbs |
| Tzitzimime | Aztec | A stellar god |
| Tzontemoc | Aztec | A minor underworld god |
| Tzu | ku | Shen China A god of the latrine |
| Tzu | Sun | Niangniang China The mother goddess with a protective role |
| Tzultacah | Maya | A group led to chthonic & thunder gods |
| Ua-Ildak Babylon | / Mesopotamia / Akkadia | The goddess responsible for pastures & poplar trees |
| Uacilla | Ossetian | The thunder & rain god |
| Uadjet | Egypt | A goddess of justice |
| Uairebhuidhe | Irish | A bird goddess |
| Uajyt | The | guardian goddess of Lower Egypt |
| Uatchet | The | guardian goddess of Lower Egypt |
| Per | Uadjit | The guardian goddess of Lower Egypt |
| Uazet | The | guardian goddess of Lower Egypt |
| Uto | The | guardian goddess of Lower Egypt |
| Buto | Lower Egypt | The guardian goddess of Lower Egypt |
| Uan | Greek | A form of a Mesopotamian sea god |
| Uathach Irish | / Scotland | A goddess who trained warriors |
| Ubastet | Egypt | A goddess of healing & hunting |
| Ubertas | Roman | A minor god of agriculture associated with prosperity |
| Ucchusma | Buddhist | A god |
| Uchtsiti | Acoma | [Cal USA] The father of the gods |
| Udadhikumara | Jain [India] | A generic name of one of the group of deities called bhvanavasi |
| Udu | Mesopotamia | Demons |
| Udug | Mesopotamia | Demons |
| Ueuecoyotl | Aztec | The god of sex & irresponsible gaiety |
| Uga | Jin Japan | This serpent god is in charge of the waters & the earth's fertility |
| Ugar | Syria | A god of agriculture |
| Ugaracandika Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A distinctive form of a goddess Durga |
| Ugatara Hindu | / Puranic | A goddess with a strange appearance, she carries a cup & a corpse on her head |
| Uitzilopchtli | Aztec | The god of the sun |
| Uixtochihuatl | Aztec | The goddess of salt |
| Uji-gami | Japan | The ancestral deities |
| Ukat | Yana | A goddess of good luck |
| Uke-Mochi-No-Kami / Ukemochi / Waka-Uke-Nomi / Toyo-Uke-Bime | Japan | A goddess of fertility & food |
| Ukk | Finland | A sky & thunder god, later name of the Christian god |
| Ukko | Finland | The god of thunder, rain storms, weather & the sky |
| Uks | Akka | Sweden A goddess of midwives |
| Ukupanipo | Hawaii | The god of sharks |
| Ukur | Mesopotamia / Babylon / Akkadia | A chthonic underworld god |
| Ul | New | Hebrides He is the god of the night & & the moon |
| Ulgen | C. | Asia The creator god |
| Uli | Polynesia | A goddess of healing |
| Uliliyassis | Hittite | He is a minor god who removes impotence |
| Ull | German / Norse | A god of archery, hunting & skis |
| Ullikummi | Anatolia | A demon |
| Ullikummis | Hurrite | This entity even terrified the gods & grew out to a height of 27,000 mi. high, no sign has been found of him for the gods destroyed him |
| Ullr | German / Norse | A god of archery, hunting & skis |
| Ulu | Tojon Yakut [Siberia] | This god is called the the great white creator & lives in the third heaven, he also is the god of magicians, fire & thunder |
| Ulu'tuyar | Ulu | Toyo'n Yakut [Siberia] A rather evil creator spirit |
| Uma | Hindu | A form of the goddess Parvati |
| Uma Hindu | / Puranic / Epic / India | A goddess of the mountains that dances the cosmic dance |
| Uma | India | This is the goddess of female energy who is both terrible & kind |
| Umai | Turkey | She is the goddess of hearth, home, fire, fertility & a blonde |
| Umaj | Yakut [Siberia] | A goddess of midwives |
| Umashii-Ashi-Kabi-Hiko-Ji-No-Kami | Japan / Shinto | A creator being formed from the reeds floating on the primordial waters |
| Umunmutamku | Babylon | 1 of 2 deities that presents the offerings of humans to the gods |
| Umunmutamnag | Babylon | 1 of 2 deities that presents the offerings of humans to the gods |
| Umvelinkwangi | Zulu [S. | Africa] The sky god |
| Umvelinqangi | Zulu[Africa] | The creator god creator god |
| Umvelinqangi [s] | Zulu [S. | Africa] The sky god |
| Undine | Roman | She is a water spirit that is claimed to marry humans to acquire a human soul |
| Uneg | Egypt | A plant god |
| Unelanuhi | Cherokee | A goddess of war |
| Ungamilia | S. | Pacific The goddess of the evening star |
| Ungud | Aus. | A god / goddess |
| Uni | Etruscan | A tutelary goddess of midwives & the sky |
| Unk | Lakota [US / Canada] | The female Manitou ancestor of all evil beings |
| Unkulunkulu | Amazuklu | The high god |
| Unkulunkulu | Kafir [Afghanistan] | The creator of civilization that chose death to spread the message among mortals |
| Unkulunkulu | Zulu [S. | Africa] A creator god of the sky & chief deity |
| Untombinde | Africa | A goddess of justice |
| Untunktahe | Sioux | [N. Plains / woodlands US] The water god |
| Unumbotte | Basari | [Togo] The creator god |
| Unut | Egypt | A hare goddess |
| Unvelingange | Kafir [Afghanistan] | This is the primordial god, sorry El, you were late |
| Unxia | Roman | The goddess of marriage that anointed the bridegroom's door |
| Uotan | Kiche | Mayan A deified religious reformer |
| Upakesini | Buddhist | A minor goddess |
| Upayapattivasita | Buddhist | A minor goddess |
| Upuaut | Egypt | A jackal & a cemetery god at Asyut |
| Upulvan Singhalese | [Sri | Lanka] The most senior of the four great gods |
| Urania | Greek | The Muse of astronomy & astrology |
| Uranus | Greek | A Titan god |
| Uras | Mesopotamia / Sumeria | A chthonic earth goddess |
| Urcia | Basque | The sky god |
| Urd | Norse | The foremost of the three Norns, or Nordic fates |
| Urea | Daughter | of Poseidon. Consorted with Apollo and gave birth to Ileus |
| Urgel | Slavic | A god of the Pleiades |
| Uriel | Hebrew / Christian | Old Testament angel |
| Urjani | Hindu | A goddess of physical prowess & strength |
| Urme | Gypsy | The female spirits of fate |
| Ursule | Haiti / Vodun | A goddess of love |
| Urtzi | Basque | The sky god |
| Uru'n | Ajy | Toyo'n Yakut [Siberia] A creator being that lived in the north east |
| Ururupuin | Micronesia | A goddess of flirting, happiness & playfulness |
| Uruzimu | Hittite | A deity involved in returning the lost Storm god of Nerik |
| Urvasi | Hindu | A goddess of success in love affairs |
| Usas Hindu | / Vedic | A goddess of warriors & of the dawn & wisdom |
| Ushas Hindu | / Vedic | A goddess of warriors & of the dawn & wisdom |
| Ushus | India | Even though she is young & ancient & cannot die she is the goddess of light & truth who wakes the gods from their sleep |
| Usil | Etruscan | A sun god |
| Usins | Latvia | An astral god that was affiliated with both the morning & evening star, he sidelined with beekeepers & spring until the Christians showed up & then he became St. George |
| Usire | Egypt | A god of the underworld & of vegetation, fertility, burial rites & supreme god was worshipped from Ca. 3000 BCE-400 CE |
| Uslo | Yakut [Siberia] | This spirit of the mountains was one of the guardians of the natural world |
| Usma | Babylon | This is the two faced attendant of Ea, not a good deity to irritate |
| Usnisa | Buddhist | A god, guardian of the integration & a collective term for a group of eight gods |
| Usnisavijaya | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A primordial goddess, widely worshipped in Tibet |
| Uso | Dori Japan | A goddess of singing |
| Utgard-Loki | Norse | A supernatural giant |
| Utixo | Hottentot | A god of the sky, rain, & thunder |
| Utlunta | Cherokee | A goddess of physical prowess |
| Uto | Egypt | A snake goddess of Buto |
| Uttarabhadrapada | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor goddess of fortune |
| Uttarapalguni | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor goddess |
| Uttarasadha | Hindu / Puranic / Epic | A minor goddess of fortune |
| Uttu | Sumeria | A goddess of weaving & of vegetation |
| Utu | Sumeria | The sun god, god of fertility, judgement & law-giving |
| Utukki | Akkadia | Demons |
| Utukku | Akkadia | Demons |
| Uwolowu | Akpossa [Africa] | A god |
| Uzume | Japan | A goddess of jollity, mirth |
| Va'irgin | Chukchi [E. Siberia] | The supreme being whose name means "I exist |
| Vac | Buddhist | A variety of Manjusri |
| Vach | Hindu | The goddess of speech & mother of the Vedas |
| Vac | Hindu | The goddess of speech & mother of the Vedas |
| Vacuna | Roman | A goddess of agriculture, leisure & repose |
| Vadatajs | Latvia | An evil being |
| Vaga | Celtic | A goddess of the River Wye |
| God | Country | Description |
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| Vagisvara | Buddhist | A tutelary deity of Nepal & a god of speech |
| Vagitanus | Roman | This minor god of passage was the guardian of the first cry at birth |
| Vahagn | Armenia | The god of bravery & victory |
| Vahguru | Sikh [India] | The creator god |
| Vahran | Persia | A god of victory the sacred fire |
| Vaimanika | Jain [India] | The generic title for a group of deities |
| Vairacocha | Inca [SA] | The creator god |
| Huiracocha | Inca [SA] | The creator god |
| Viracpocha | Inca [SA] | The creator god |
| Vairocana | Buddhist | The First & oldest meditation Buddha |
| Vairocana | India | He is the King of the demons, a lawful individual |
| Vairotya | Jain [India] | A goddess of learning |
| Vaisnavi Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A mother goddess |
| Vaisravana | Buddhist | 1 of 4 Buddhist guardians of the world |
| Vaisravana | India | This is a god of wealth |
| Vajardaka | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A god |
| Vajrabhairava | Buddhist | A god |
| Vajracarcika | Buddhist / Mahayana | A goddess that stands upon a corpse |
| Vajradhara | Buddhist | A god |
| Vajradhatvisvari | Buddhist | A goddess |
| Vajragandhari | Buddhist | A minor goddess |
| Vajrayogini | Buddhist | A goddess of initiation |
| Vakarine | Slavic | A goddess of the evening star |
| Valentia | Umbria | A tutelary healing god of Oricum in Umbria |
| Valetudo | Italy | A goddess of health. |
| Vali | Norse / Iceland | A god that will survive Ragnarok because he as yet to be born |
| Valkyries | Norse | Sent by the Aesir |
| Valli | Hindu | A goddess |
| Vallonia | Roman | A goddess of landscaping of the natural valleys in the country side |
| Vamana Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | An incarnation of the god Visnu |
| Vampire | Slavic | The spirit of a dead person |
| Vanadevatas Hindu | / Vedic | Tree spirits |
| Vanir | Norse / Iceland | A major group of Norse gods concerned with peace, prosperity & the fertility of the land |
| Vanth | Etrusca | A female underworld demon |
| Vaoetere | Fiji | An evil spirit of ironwood trees |
| Var | Norse | A goddess of marriage Vows |
| Vara | Norse | A goddess of contracts & marriage agreements |
| Varaha Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | The third avatar of Visnu |
| Varahi Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A mother goddess that later became one of the goddesses of evil intent |
| Varahmukio | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess |
| Varali | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess |
| Vari-Ma-Te-Takere | Hervey Is. | A mother & creator goddess |
| Varuna Hindu | / Puranic / Vedic / Tamil | A major guardian god of the sky & water |
| Varuna | India | This ruler of the universe, creator of the world, is also the god of the sea |
| Varuni | Hindu | A goddess of golden liquor |
| Vasantadevi | Buddhist / Tibet | A goddess of spring |
| Vasio | Gaul | A god |
| Vasishtha | Hindu | One of the Rishis & one of the Prajapatis |
| Vasistha | Hindu | One of the Rishis & one of the Prajapatis |
| Vasu [s] Hindu | / India | A generic title for the gods / deities that attend Indra |
| Vasudeva Hindu | / Vedic | The father of Krishna & Balarama |
| Vasudhara | Buddhist | A female Buddha designate |
| Vasudhara Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A fertility goddess |
| Vasuki Hindu | / Vedic | A ruler of the Nagas |
| Vasumattisri | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A minor goddess |
| Vasusri | Buddhist / Mayhayana | Another minor goddess |
| Vasya-Tara | Buddhist / Mayhayana | A goddess |
| Vata Hindu | / Vedic / Persia | The god of wind |
| Vaticanus | Roman | The god which assures that the new born infant cries out to take its first breath |
| Vayu | Buddhist | A god of the northwestern quarter |
| Vayu Hindu | / Vedic / Persia | The god of wind |
| Vayukmara | Jain [India] | A god |
| Vazimba | Madagascar | These are spirits, spirits of those that lived there before mortals arrived |
| Ve | Norse / Iceland | A god listed in the prose Edda |
| Ve'ai | Koryak [S. | Siberia] The feminine vegetation spirit & personification of the grasslands |
| Ved | Ava | Finnish / Ugric A goddess of water |
| Veden | Emo | Finland A goddess of water |
| Vediovis | Roman | [Early] A name for Jupiter |
| Vedius | Roman | A god |
| Veela | Balkins | A kindly sprite of the woods |
| Veiovis | Roman | A god |
| Veive | Etrusca | A god |
| Veja | Mate | Latvia The goddess of the wind was also responsible for birds & the woodlands |
| Vejamat | Latvia | The goddess of the wind was also responsible for birds & the woodlands |
| Velaute'mtilan | Koryak [SE | Siberia] He is a vegetation spirit |
| Vele | Prussia | These are the spirits of woods & waters |
| Veles Russia | / Slavic | A god of flocks & herds, death & the underworld |
| Veles | Voluptas Roman | A goddess of sensual pleasure |
| Vellamo | Finland | A goddess of the sea |
| Velnias | Lithuania | The name for the Chrisitian devil |
| Velu | Mate | Latvia A chthonic underworld goddess & the queen of the dead |
| Venda | Davidian / Tamil | This creator god was an ancient vegetation deity |
| Venilia | Roman | A goddess Coastal waters |
| Venkata Hindu | / Puranic / Epic | A form of the god of Visnu |
| Venus | Roman | A goddess of love, beauty, springtime, vineyards |
| Veralden-radien | Lapland | A god associated with the world-supporting pillar |
| Verbeia | British | A goddess of the Wharfe & Avon Rivers |
| Verbti | Albania | A god of fire that the Christians identified with the devil |
| Verdandi | Norse | One of the Norns |
| Verethraghna | Persia | A god of victory the sacred fire |
| Verethragna | Persia [Iran] | The god of victory, he is perceived to be present in the wind |
| Verevctor | Roman | A minor god of plowing who was associated with the sacrifices to Tellus & Ceres |
| Veritas | Roman | A goddess of truth |
| Verminus | Roman | A god with the power over disease |
| Verplaca | Roman | A goddess of family harmony |
| Vertimnus | Roman | A god of change, commerce, fruits, gardens, plants, orchards & seasons |
| Vesna | Slavic | A goddess of spring |
| Vesper | Roman | A god of the night |
| Vesta | Roman | A goddess of the hearth fire & marriage |
| Vestius | Alonieus | NW Spain A god |
| Vetali | Buddhist / Tibet | A goddess of terrifying appearance |
| Vetis | Etrusca | A god |
| Vi | of | Wara German A goddess of healing springs |
| Victoria | Roman | The goddess of victory |
| Vidyadevi | Jain [India] | The generic title for a group of 16 goddesses that are associated with knowledge & learning |
| Vidyadharas | Hindu | The attendants of Indra |
| Vidyesvara | Hindu | The generic title for the eight emancipated beings that are aspects of Siva |
| Vidyraja | Buddhist / Meola | A tutelary god concerned with the implementation of the law |
| Vierge | Haiti / Vodun | A sea goddess |
| Vighnantaka | Buddhist | A god |
| Vikramadityas | India | He is the god of the sun & guardian of the universe |
| Vila | Slavic | These female water sprites protect national heroes, & they are rather good looking |
| Vila | Slovenia | A goddesses of justice |
| Viracocha | Inca | [SA] The chief deity |
| Viracocho | Inca [SA] | The supreme deity accused of a virgin birth & creator of of the world |
| Viradech | Scotland | A goddess of Tungrain origin |
| Viranakka | Saami [Siberia] | A goddess of hunting |
| Virginia | Roman | A goddess of politics |
| Virtus | Roman | A goddess of justice, virtue & valor |
| Virudhaka | Buddhist | 1 of the 4 Buddhist guardians of the world |
| Vishnu | Hindu | The god who rose from a subordinate position in the Vedas to become the supreme god of modern Hinduism He is the most widely worshipped |
| Vishnu | India | He is the god of the sun & guardian of the universe |
| Visnu | Hindu | The god who rose from a subordinate position in the Vedas to become the supreme god of modern Hinduism He is the most widely worshipped |
| Visvakarma | Hindu | The divine artificer, craftsman & smith |
| Visvapani | Buddhist | A Dhyani-Bodhisattva |
| Vivasvan | Hindu | A sun god |
| Vivasvat | Hindu | A sun god |
| Vivasvat | India | A god of warriors |
| Vocontii | Gaul | A god |
| Vodni | Panny Slavic | A goddesses of rivers |
| Vodu | Fon [Africa] | These are the families of the gods, the sky, the earth, the thunder, & the fate gods |
| Vohu | Manah Zoroastrianism | One of the Amesha Spentas |
| Volos | Russia | A god of flocks & herds, death & the underworld |
| Volos | Slavic | A god of death & commerce |
| Voltumna | Etrusca | A chthonic god who was later elevated to the status of supreme god He was known to the Romans as Vertumnus |
| Volupia | Roman | The god of fear as in anxiety or alarm |
| Voluptas | Roman | A goddess of sensuality, she attended Venus |
| Voluspa | Scandinavia | A goddess of wisdom |
| Vor | Norse | A goddess of contracts & marriage agreements |
| Vor | Scandinavia | A goddess of knowledge, wisdom & prudence |
| Vortumnus | Roman | A god of change, commerce, fruits, gardens, plants, orchards & seasons |
| Vosegus | Gaul | This is the god of the Vosges forest |
| Votan | Kiche [Maya] | A deified religious reformer |
| Vouruskaskha | Zoroastrian | The world ocean & sea deity |
| Vritra | Hindu | A demon of drought |
| Vritra | India | A demon that kept getting in the way |
| Vrtra | Hindu | A demon of drought |
| Vucub Caquix Quiche | Maya | A demon mentioned in the Popol Vuh creation myth |
| Vulcan | Roman | The god of fire, particularly of destructive fire |
| Vulcanus | Roman | The god of fire, particularly of destructive fire |
| Wa kon da Hondon Wachilt | Celtic | A minor sea goddess |
| Wachabe | Osage | [NA] A bear deity |
| Wadd | Minaean | A moon god |
| Wadd | S. Arabia | A moon god |
| Wadjet | Egypt | A snake goddess of Buto |
| Wagadu | Africa | A goddess of physical prowess |
| Wah | Kah | Nee Chinook [PNW] A goddess of winter |
| Wahieroa | Polynesia | A hero god |
| Wahini | Hal Polynesia | The demonic mother figure |
| Wak | Ethiopia | The supreme god |
| Waka | Oromo [Ethiopia] | A benign rain god |
| Wakahiru-me | Japan | A goddess of the rising sun |
| Wakahirume | Japan | A goddess of the dawn |
| Wakan | Dakota | [N. plains / woodlands US] The name for their gods |
| Wakan | Tanka | Dakota [US / Canada] A collective union of the Manitous |
| Wakataka | Sioux | [N. plains / woodlands US The creator god |
| Wakinyan | Dakota [N. Cent NA] | The thunder spirit |
| Wakonda | Omaha | The Great Spirit & divine creator |
| Wakwiyo | Tewa [USA?] | A goddess of the winds |
| Walo | Aus. | The sun & war goddess |
| Walutahanga | Melanesia | A spirit who was born to a mortal woman as a female snake |
| Wang | China | A guardian of the Jade Emperor's palace door |
| Wang | Mu | Niang Niang China A goddess of female energy |
| Wang the Pure | China
| A god of sport & gambling |
| Wang-Mu-Niang-Niang | China | A goddess, keeper of the peaches of immortality |
| Wantu Su | Sudan | The supreme god |
| War Hsuan | China | A god of robbers |
| War Pin | China
| A god of shoemakers |
| War Ssu miao | China
| A god of Druggists |
| Waralden | Olmai | Lapland A world god |
| Waramurungundju | Aus. | The Mother-who-made-us-all |
| Wardi | MumiFinno / Ugric | A goddess of war |
| Wari Ma Te Takere | Polynesia
| This goddess was a coconut shell divinity |
| Warna | Scandinavia | A goddess of healing charms & war |
| Warrta | Hindu | A goddess of happiness |
| Waukheon | Dakota [N. plains / .woodlands US] | The Thunderbird |
| Wayland | Anglo-Saxon | A god of blacksmiths |
| Wayland | German | A hero, sometimes regarded as a smith god |
| Volund | German | A hero, sometimes regarded as a smith god |
| Weland | German | A hero, sometimes regarded as a smith god |
| Wieland | German | A hero, sometimes regarded as a smith god |
| Weiwobo | China | A goddess of female Energy |
| Wele | Abaluyia | A chief god |
| Wele | Kavirondo [Bantu] | The supreme deity |
| Wen Ch'ang | China
| A god of stationers |
| Wen-Chang-Ta-Ti | China | A god of literature from the T'ang dynasty |
| Wen-Shu | Yen-K'ung | China A name of Manjushri |
| Wep-wawet | Egypt | A jackal & a cemetery god at Asyut |
| Wepwawet | Egypt | The god of war & of the funerary cult |
| Wer | Semitic | A weather god of Mesopotamia |
| Were | Luo' [Africa] | A chief god |
| Werewolf | German | A wolf like demon |
| Where-Ao | Polynesia | A primeval god |
| White Buffalo Calf Woman | Dakota [N. Plains / woodlands US] | A messemnger fron Wanka Tanka |
| White | Lady | Pan-Celtic Dryad of Death |
| Wi | Dakota [N. plains / woodlands US] | The sun god |
| Widapokwi | Yavapai | A goddess of health & whirlwinds |
| Wigan | Philippine | A goddess of water |
| Wilden | Wip German | A goddesses of healing |
| Winonah | Ojibwa [USA / Canada] | Daughter of the goddess Nokomis & a virgin mother |
| Wisaaka | Algonquin [US / Canada] | The creator & good spirit |
| Wodan | German | A god of war |
| Woden | Norse | The high god, god of wisdom, battle, death, inspiration He was the chief god of the Aesir & the husband of Frigg |
| Wopeh | Lakota [US / Canada] | A goddess of happiness & pleasure |
| Wosyet | Egypt | A protector goddess of the young |
| Wotan | German | A god of inspiration & magic |
| Wotan | Norse | The high god, god of wisdom, battle, death, inspiration He was the chief god of the Aesir & the husband of Frigg |
| Woto | Oto / Shongo [Africa] | A god of fire |
| Wulbari | Krachi [W. Africa] | The supreme god |
| Wuluwaid | Aus. | A male rainmaker |
| Wunekau | New Guinea | The sun god |
| Wuni | Dagamba [Ghana] | The supreme god |
| Wuriupranili | Aus. | A sun goddess |
| Wuru(n)katte | Proto-Hattic | A god of war |
| Wurusemu | Hittite | The sun goddess |
| Wurusemu | Hattic | A sun goddess queen of heaven & earth |
| Wuru(n)semu | Hattic | A sun goddess queen of heaven & earth |
| Wuru-temu | Hattic | A sun goddess queen of heaven & earth |
| Wurusemu | Hittite | The sun goddess of Arrina |
| Wuruntemu | Hittite | The sun goddess of Arrina |
| Xanthe | Greek | An Oceanide |
| Xantho | Greek | She is a nereid |
| Xanthus | Greek | A river god |
| Xatel Ekwa | Hungary | A goddess of war & the sun |
| Xbaquiyalo | Maya | A goddess |
| Xenia | Greek | A nymph |
| Xevioso | Benin | A god of thunder |
| Xevioso | Fon [Africa] | A god of thunder |
| Xi-Wang-mu | China | A goddess of immortality who ruled over a luxurious palace in the west |
| Xian | China | Spirits & immortals |
| Shen-tze | China | Spirits & immortals |
| Xiling Shi | China
| A goddess of justice |
| Xilonen | Aztec | A goddess of happiness & maize |
| Xing Tien | China
| A hero or warrior god |
| Xipe | Totec Aztec | A god of agriculture, plants, seeds, fertility, jewelers, sacrifice & springtime |
| Xiuhtecuhtli | Aztec | The god of fire, domestic & spiritual |
| Otontecuhtli | Aztec | The god of fire, domestic & spiritual |
| Huehueteotl | Aztec | The god of fire, domestic & spiritual |
| Xmucane & Xpiyacoc Quiche | Maya
| The mother & father gods |
| Xmucane | Maya | The goddess of childbirth |
| Xochipili | Aztec | The god of flowers, sport, love, games, feasting, maize & pleasure |
| Xochiquetzal | Aztec | A goddess of agriculture, fertility, love, sensual pleasure, sex, happiness, the moon & weavers |
| Xocotl | Otomi | A god of fire & of the stars |
| Xocotli | Aztec | A dog-headed monstrous deity, associated with execution, sacrifice & misfortune He was the lord of the evening star, believed to |
| Xoli | Kaltes Hungary | A goddess of warriors & of the dawn |
| Xolotl | Aztec | A god of bad luck, monsters & magicians |
| Xpiyacoc | Maya | The god of marriage |
| Xpuch & Xtah | Maya
| The worlds first heavenly servants, prostitutes |
| Xtabay | Maya | A goddesses of seduction |
| Xucau | Ossetian | The supreme god |
| Yacatecuhtli | Aztec | A god of merchants |
| Yahweh | Canaan | A storm / volcano god |
| Yahweh | Judaic | The god of Abraham |
| Yajnesvara | India | He is the god of the sun & guardian of the universe |
| Yaksha & Yakshi | Hindu
| The fiendish attendants of Kuvera |
| Yakushi | Buddhist / Lamaist [Tibet] | A physician god & medicine buddha |
| Yaluk | Maya | The head lightning god |
| Yam | Canaan | A god of rivers & of the sea |
| Yama | Hindu | A god of the dead |
| Yama No Kami | Japan / Shinto
| A rather busy goddess, in charge of the hunt, forest, vegetation & agriculture |
| Yamantaka | Buddhist | Krodhadevatas |
| Yambe | Bakongo [Zaire] | The creator god |
| Yami | Turkey | She is the goddess of hearth, home, fire, fertility & a blonde |
| Yamm | Canaan | A sea god |
| Yamm | Ugarit [Iran] | A god of the sea |
| Yan Wang | China
| A prince of the underworld |
| Yan-lo | China | A prince of the underworld |
| Yana | Piaute [W. USA] | She & her daughter created the first people |
| Yang Chen | Buddhist | A goddess of learning & teaching |
| Yangombi | Bantu [Africa] | A god of creation |
| Yanguang Pusa | China
| A goddess of healing & eyes |
| Yansa | Brazil | A goddess of fire |
| Yanwang | China | A god of death |
| Yao Wang | China | A god of medicine |
| Yao-shi-fo | Buddhist China | A physician Buddha |
| Yao-shih-fo | Buddhist / Lamaist [Tibet] | A physician god & medicine buddha |
| Yaotl | Aztec | A lord of Darkness |
| Yaparamma | India | A goddess of commerce |
| Yarhibol | Palmyra | A solar deity |
| Yarikh | Canaan | A god of the moon |
| Yarilo | Slavic | A god of love |
| Yarovit | Slavic | A god of victory |
| Yarris | Hittite | He is a god of pestilence |
| Yaxcocahmut | Maya | Another creator god of water, agriculture, drawing, healing, medicine & the moon |
| Yaya | Zakurai Japan | A goddess of spring |
| Yayu | India | A god of air |
| Ye | Maya Imanje / Caribbean | The goddess of the deep sea |
| Yeba Ka | Navaho
| The male leader of the gods |
| Yebaad | Navaho | The female leader of the gods |
| Yegl'ie | Yukaghir [Siberia] | A hearth spirit |
| Yehl | Tlingit [Alaska US] | The creator god |
| Yeitso | Navaho | The child of the sun, a giant in Navaho legend |
| Yemaja | Yoruba [Africa] | A river & lake goddess |
| Yemanja | Imanje [Brazil] | She is the ocean goddess of the crescent moon |
| Yemonja | Niger / Yoruba [Africa] | She is one of the great goddesses |
| Yen cheng | China | A god of robbers |
| Yen Lo | China
| A judge of hell He was equivalent to the Hindu Yama |
| Yen Lo Wang | China
| A god of death |
| Yen Wang | China
| A judge of hell He was equivalent to the Hindu Yama |
| Yeng-Wang-Yeh | China | The foremost of the ten Yama kings |
| Yerah & Nikkal | Canaan
| A moon god & goddess |
| Yetl | Tlingit [Alaska US] | The creator god |
| Yhi | Karraur | The goddess of light & creator goddess |
| Yi | China | This god saved the Earth by being an expert archer |
| Yiacatechutli | Aztec / Mexico | The god of merchants |
| Yima | Persia | The god of light |
| Yingxi | Niang | China A goddess of happiness |
| Ymoja | Yoruba [Africa] | A goddess of rivers & of the sea |
| Ynakhsyt | Yakut [Siberia] | A goddess of cattle |
| Yo | Bambara [W. Africa] | The impersonal world spirit |
| Yo | Fei China | An historical Chinese figure |
| Yolkai | Estsan Navaho | A goddess of war, the dawn, fire & the moon |
| Yonne | Celtic | A river deity |
| Icauni | Celtic | A river deity |
| Yoskeha | Iroquois | The creator of everything good |
| Yu Ch'iang | China
| A god of the ocean wind |
| Yu Huang | China [Sung dynasty]
| The highest of the gods |
| Yu Huang Shang Ti | China
| A god |
| Yu | Lu | China Ancient door-guardian gods |
| Yu | Nu | China A goddess of Leo |
| Yu | Shih | China A rain god |
| Yu | Te | China A god of vaccination |
| Yu | Tzu | China A god rain |
| Yu-Chiang | China | A god of ocean winds |
| Yu-di | China | The supreme lord of heaven |
| Yu-qiang | China | A god of the sea |
| Yueh | Fei | China A war god |
| Yuki | Onne Japan | A goddess of death by freezing |
| Yum | Caax Maya | A god of maize & of agriculture in general |
| Yum | Cimih Maya | A god of death |
| Yum | Kaax Maya | A god of maize & of agriculture in general |
| Yun | T'ung | China A god of the clouds |
| Zaba | Hurrite | The god of war |
| Zababa | Kish | The chief of the gods |
| Zagereuisd | Greek | He is the god of immortality & rebirth |
| Zagreus | Greek [Orphism] | The chief god in Orphism |
| Zaka | Haiti / Vodun | A god of agriculture |
| Zalmoxis | Getae / Dacian [Thrace] | The supreme god |
| Zalmoxis | Greek | He sometimes symbolized immortality |
| Zalmoxis | Thrace | A god of thunderstorms |
| Zaltys | Lithuania | A grass-snake deity |
| Zam | Persia | An earth spirit |
| Zam-Armatay | Persia | The goddess of the earth |
| Zamama | Hurrian / Akkadia | A warrior god |
| Zambi | Angola | The supreme being |
| Zambi | Bakongo [Zaire] | The creator god |
| Zanaharibe | Railanitra | Madagascar He was the creator god & the creator of humanity |
| Zanahary | Madagascar | He was the creator god & the creator of humanity |
| Zao | Jun China / Tao | A kitchen god |
| Zaoshen | China | A god of kitchens |
| Zaramama | Peru | A maize goddess |
| Zaria | Slavic | A goddess of beauty |
| Zarich | Persia | One of the female members of the Daevas |
| Zarpandit | Assyria / Babylon | An early pregnancy goddess |
| Zarya | Slavic | A goddess of healing waters |
| Zashapuna | He | is the chief god of the town of Kastama |
| Zazavavindrano | Madagascar | These are female water spirits |
| Zebauti | Egypt | A local god |
| Zehuti | Egypt | A moon god of astronomy, science, death, education, wisdom, geometry, law, magic, mathematics, medicine, & surveying |
| Zeme | Mate | Latvia The creator of earth |
| Zemempatis | Lithuania | A chthonic deity |
| Zemepatis | Lithuania | A chthonic deity |
| Zemes | mate | Lettish An earth & mother goddess |
| Zemlya | Syra Slavic | The earth goddess |
| Zempat | Prussia | He is in the god of earth & cattle |
| Zemyna | Lithuania | An earth goddess of childbirth & life |
| Zemynele | Lithuania | An earth goddess of childbirth & life |
| Zenenet | Egypt | A goddess of Hermonthis |
| Zephyr | Greek | The god of the west wind |
| Zephyros | Greek | The god of the west wind |
| Zephyrus | Roman | The god of the west wind |
| Zervan | Persia | A god of infinite space & time |
| Zeus | Greek | The supreme Greek god & head of the Greek pantheon |
| Zeuxippe | Greek | One of the Oceanides |
| Zhang | Guo-lao | China 1 of the 8 Chinese Immortals |
| Zhong | Kui | China A god of literature & examinations |
| Zhongguei | China | A god of examinations |
| Zhu | Dian | Buddhist / China Gods |
| Zhu | Tian | Buddhist / China Gods |
| Zibelthiurdos | Thrace | A storm god |
| Zin | Songhay | A water spirit |
| Zinkibaru | Songhoi [Africa] | Though blind this Djinn is called the master of fish |
| Zintuhi | Anatolia | A goddess |
| Zipakna | & | Kabrakan Maya The earthquake gods |
| Zipaltonal | Nicaragua | The female spirit that is the creator of all earth |
| Zisa | German | A goddess of autumn |
| Ziu | Norse / German | A god of justice, sports & war |
| Ziva | Slavic | A goddess of life |
| Zizilia | Poland | A goddess of love & sexuality |
| Zocho | Japan | The guardian of the South |
| Zonget | Khanty [Siberia] | The goddess of hunting |
| Zoria | Slavic | A goddess of morning, dawn & beauty |
| Zorya | Slavic | A goddesses who guard the universe |
| Zrvan | Persia | A god of infinite space & time |
| Zse'irim | Hebrew | These were demons that resembled goats |
| Zu | Assyria | The god of thunder & storms |
| Zurvan | Persia | A god of infinite space & time |
| Zuzum | Kafir [Afghanistan] | The god of winter & cold weather that lives in a glacier, he does not like women |
| Zvezda | Dennitsa Slavic | The morning star goddess |
| Zvezda | Vechernyaya Slavic | The goddess of the evening star |
| Zvoruna | Lithuania | A goddess of the hunt & of animals |
| Zvoruna | Slavic | A god of hunting |
| Zywie | Poland | A goddess of health & healing |
