http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/ en-us Nucleus CMS v3.32 © Weblog http://backend.userland.com/rss http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu//nucleus/nucleus2.gif http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/ http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/index.php?itemid=86 W., also Isara Mesopotamia
W., also Sulman[u] Mesopotamia
Wachilt, Minor Goddess of the sea Celtic
Wadd S., God of the moon Arabic

Wardi Mumi Finnish, Goddess of war Ugric
Warna, Goddess of healing charms and war norse
Warrta, Goddess of happiness Hindu
Wayland, God of blacksmiths Anglo-Saxon
Wele, Chief god Abaluyia
Wepwawet, God of war and of the funerary cult Egypt

White Lady, Dryad of Death Celtic
Widapokwi, Goddess of health and whirlwinds Yavapai
Wilden Wip, Goddesses of healing germanic

Wisagatcak, Trickster god Cree
Wodan, God of war germanic
Wotan, also Odin
Wotan, God of inspiration and magic germanic
Wuluwaid, Male rainmaker Aus
Wuruntemu, also Wurusemu
Wurusemu, Goddess of the sun of Arrina Hittite
Xantho, One of the Nereides Greek
Xatel Ekwa, Goddess of war and the sun Hungary
Xenia, Nymph Greek
Xevioso, God of thunder Fon
Xoli Kaltes, Goddess of warriors and of the dawn Hungary
Yam, God of rivers and of the sea Canaan
Yama, God of death Hindu
Yambe, also Nazambi
Yamm, God of the sea Ugarit
Yang Chen, Goddess of learning and teaching Buddhist


Yaparamma, Goddess of commerce India
Yarikh, God of the moon Canaan
Yarilo, God of fertility Slavic
Yarovit, God of victory Slavic
Yarris, God of pestilence Hittite

Yhi, Goddess of light and creator goddess Karraur
Yima, God of light Persia

Zaba, God of war Hurrian
Zababa, Chief of the gods Kish
Zalmoxis, also Gebeleizis
Zalmoxis, Sometimes symbolized immortality Greek
Zam, Earth spirit Persia
Zamama, also Astabis

Zaria, Goddess of beauty Slavic
Zarpandit, Goddess of pregnancy Assyria /\ Babylon
Zarya, Goddess of healing waters Slavic
Zashapuna, Tutelary god of the town of Kastama Hittite
Zeme Mate, Creator of earth Latvia
Zemlya Syra, also Mat
Zemyna, Goddess of childbirth and life Lithuania
Zephyrus, God of the west wind Greek
Zeus, God of the sky and ruler of the Olympian gods Greek
Zeuxippe, One of the Oceanides Greek

Zisa, Goddess of autumn germanic
Ziva Siva, Goddess of life Slavic
Ziva, Goddess of long life Slavic
Zizilia, Goddess of love and sexuality Poland
Zoria, Goddess of morning, dawn and beauty Slavic
Zorya, also Zoria
Zu, God of thunder and storms Assyria
Zurvan, God of infinite time Persia
Zvezda Dennitsa, Morning star goddess Slavic
Zvoruna, God of hunting Slavic
Zvoruna, Goddess of the hunt and of animals Lithuania
Zywie, Goddess of health and healing Poland
]]> European http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/index.php?itemid=86 Sat, 5 Jan 2008 15:54:50 -0500 http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/index.php?itemid=85 Uadjet, Goddess of justice Egypt
Uairebhuidhe, Bird goddess Ireland
Ubastet, Goddess of healing and hunting Egypt
Ubertas, Minor god of agriculture associated with prosperity Roman
Ucchusma, God Buddhist
Uchtsiti, Father of the gods Acoma
Udadhikumara, Generic name of one of the group of deities called bhvanavasi Jain
Ugar, Agriculture god Syria
Ugaracandika, Distinctive form of a goddess Durga Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Ugatara, Goddess with a strange mode appearance, she carries a cup and a corpse on her head Hindu /\ Puranic
Ukat, Goddess of good luck Yana
Ukko, God of rain storms, thunder, weather and the sky Finnish
Uks Akka, Goddess midwives Swedish
Ukur, Chthonic underworld god Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Uliliyassis, Minor god who removes impotence Hittite
Ull, God of archery, hunting and skis norse /\ germanic
Ullr, also Ull
Uma, also Parvati
Umvelinqangi, also Umvelinkwangi
Ungamilia S., Goddess of the evening star Pacific
Uni, Tutelary goddess of midwives and the sky Etruscan
Unumbotte Bassari, Creator god Togo
Unxia, Goddess of marriage who anointed the bridegroom's door Roman
Upakesini, Minor goddess Buddhist
Upayapattivasita, Minor goddess Buddhist
Upulvan, Most senior of the four great gods Sri Lanka /\ Singhalese
Urania, Muse of astronomy and astrology Greek
Uranus, Titan god Greek
Uras, Chthonic goddess of the earth Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Urd, Goddess of fate norse
Urgel, God of the Pleiades Slavic
Urjani, Goddess of physical prowess and strength Hindu
Uruzimu, Deity involved in returning the lost Storm god of Nerik Hittite
Usins, Astral god affiliated with both the morning and evening star, he sidelined with beekeepers and spring until the Christians showed up and then he became St. George Latvia
Usnisa, God, guardian of the integration and a collective term for a group of eight gods Buddhist
Usnisavijaya, Primordial goddess, widely worshipped in Tibet Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Utixo, God of the sky, rain, and thunder Hottentot
Uttarabhadrapada, Minor goddess of fortune Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Uttarapalguni, Minor goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Uttarasadha, Minor goddess of fortune Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Uttu, Goddess of we've been and of vegetation Sumeria
Utu (Babylonian: Shamash) god of the sun and justice.
Utu, God of the sun Sumeria
Vac, Goddess of speech Hindu
Vac, Variety of Manjusri Buddhist
Vacuna, Goddess of agriculture and leisure Roman
Vaga, Goddess of the River Wye Celtic
Vagisvara, Tutelary deity of Nepal and a god of speech Buddhist
Vagitanus, Minor god of passage Roman
Vahagn, God of war Armenia
Vahgan, God of victory, born from fire and has flames for hair Armenia
Vahguru Sikh, Creator god India
Vairocana, First and oldest meditation Buddha Buddhist
Vairotya, Goddess of learning Jain
Vaisnavi, Mother goddess, a Sakti of Visnu Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Vajardaka, God Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Vajracarcika, Goddess who stands upon a corpse Buddhist
Vajradhara, God Buddhist
Vajradhatvisvari, Goddess Buddhist
Vajragandhari, No information Buddhist
Vakarine, Goddess of the evening star Slavic
Valetudo, Goddess of health. Italy
Vali, God who will survive Ragnarok norse /\ Icelandic
Valli, Goddess Hindu
Vanir, Major group of Norse gods the concerned with peace, prosperity and the fertility of the land norse /\ Icelandic
Var, Goddess of marriage Vows norse
Varaha, Third avatar of Visnu Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Varahi, Mother goddess who later became one of the goddesses of evil intent Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Varahmukio, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Varali, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Vari-Ma-Te-Takere, Mother goddess and creator been, whose six children had immaculate births Hervey Is.
Varuna, Major guardian god of the sky and water Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Tamil /\ Vedic
Varuni, Goddess of golden liquor Hindu
Vasantadevi, Goddess of spring Buddhist /\ Tibet
Vasio, God Vocontii Celtic /\ Gaelic
Vasudeva, God Hindu
Vasudhara, Female Buddha designate Buddhist
Vasudhara, Goddess of fertility Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Vasumattisri, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Vasusri, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Vasya-Tara, Goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Vata, God of the wind Hindu /\ Persia /\ Vedic
Vayu, God of the northwestern quarter Buddhist
Vayukmara, God Jain
Ve'ai, Feminine vegetation spirit and personification of the grasslands Koryak
Ve, Mentioned in the prose Edda norse /\ Icelandic
Ved Ava, Goddess of water Finnish /\ Ugric
Veden Emo, Goddess of water Finnish
Veive, Very young god Etruscan
Veja Mate, Goddess of the wind - also responsible for birds and the woodlands Latvia
Velaute'mtilan, Vegetation spirit Koryak
Veles, God of flocks and herds, death and the Underworld Slavic /\ Russia
Vellamo, Goddess of the sea Finnish
Velu Mate, Chthonic underworld goddess and the queen of the dead Latvia
Venda, Creator god, an ancient vegetation deity Dravidian /\ Tamil
Venkata, Form of the god of Visnu Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Venus, Goddess of love, beauty, springtime, vineyards Roman
Verbeia, Goddess of the Wharfe and Avon Rivers British
Verbti, God of fire who the Christians identified with the devil Albania
Verdandi, Goddess of the present norse
Verethragna, God of victory, he is perceived to be present in the wind Persia /\ Iran
Verevctor, Minor god of plowing associated with the sacrifices to Tellus and Ceres Roman
Veritas, Goddess of truth Roman
Verplaca, Goddess of family harmony Roman
Vertumnus, God of change, commerce, fruits, gardens, plants, orchards and seasons Roman
Vertumnus, Minor god of orchards and gardens, likely of Etruscan origin his festival is beingVertumnalia on August 13th Roman
Vesna, Goddess of spring Slavic
Vesta, Goddess of the hearth fire and marriage Roman
Vetali, Goddess of terrifying appearance Buddhist /\ Tibet
Vi of Wara, Goddess of healing springs germanic
Vidyraja, Tutelary god concerned with the implementation of the law Buddhist /\ Meola
Vila, Goddesses of justice Slovenian
Viracocho, also Huiracocha
Viracpocha, also Vairacocha
Viradechthis, also Harimella
Viranakka, Goddess of hunting Saami
Virginia, Goddess of politics Roman
Virtus, Goddess of justice, Virtue, Valor Roman
Vishnu, Chief god, part of the main trinity of hinduism, the other being Brahma and Shiva. Vishnu is the preserver, and is all-powerful, all-knowing and all-present. Hindu
Visnu, also Vishnu
Vivasvat, God of warriors India
Vodni Panny, Goddesses of rivers Slavic
Volos, also Veles
Volos, God of death and commerce Slavic
Voluptas, Goddess of sensual pleasure Roman
Voluspa, Goddess of wisdom norse
Vor, Goddess of knowledge, wisdom and prudence norse
Vulcan, God of fire, inventing and metal working Roman]]> European http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/index.php?itemid=85 Sat, 5 Jan 2008 15:52:13 -0500 http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/index.php?itemid=84 Ta'xet Haida, also Tia
Ta'xet, God of the sky, who receives the souls of those who die by violence Haida
Ta'yan, Supreme Being who does not meddle in human affairs Koryak
Ta-bitjet, Goddess who protects against scorpion bite, though her symbol is the scorpion Egypt
Taautos, God who later devolved into the Egyptian Thoth Phoenicia
Tabiti, Goddess of fire Scythia
Tacoma, Goddess of fresh waters Salish
Taditkara, Goddess of light Buddhist
Tages, God of prophecy Etruscan
Tagni, God of witchcraft Italy
Tahc I, Goddess of war Tunica
Tailitu, also Taillte
Taillte, Goddess of Lughnasadh and August Ireland
Taio, Goddess of the moon. Lakalai
Takkiraja, God Buddhist
Taksaka, Snake god Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Taliesin, Minor barley god worshipped through the 16th century Welsh
Tallai, Goddess of dew, rain Syria
Tamara, Goddess of the River Tamar British
Tamesis, Goddess of the River Thames British
Tammuz, Agriculture god Sumeria
Tammuz, God of agriculture and fertility Assyria
Tammuz, Harvest god Hittite
Tan ma, Goddesses of health and medicine Tibet
Tana'oa, God of weather Marquesas Is.
Tana, Star goddess Italy
Tanaquil, Goddess of justice Roman
Tango, God of virgin birth, kinda Hervey Is.
Tanit, Goddess of the moon Phoenicia /\ Carthage
Tannus, Thunder god Tinnus Taranus British
Tano, God of rivers Togo
Tanus, Star god Italy
Tapio, God of forests Russia
Tara, Goddess of the stars Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Vedic /\ Epic
Taranis, Death goddess and mysterious sky god Celtic
Tarhunt, Weather god Hurrian /\ Anatolia
Tari Pennu Khond, Chthonic goddess India
Tarpatassis, Demon who staves off sickness and grants long, healthy life Hittite
Taru, Weather god Hittite /\ Hurrian
Tarvos Trigaranos, Bull god Roman /\ Celtic
Tasenetnofret, Goddess Egypt
Tasimmet, Goddess of weather and storms Hittite
Tasmettu[m], Goddess Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Tasmisu, Attendant god Hittite /\ Hurrian
Tate, Creator spirit of the winds, he controls the changing of the seasons and guides the spirits of dead Sioux
Tatenen, Chthonic vegetation god, the apotheosis of the Nile silt Egypt
Tatqa'hicin, Vegetation spirit Koryak
Tau, also Tayau
Taueret, Goddess of fertility, rebirth, justice, pregnancy and childbirth Egypt
Taultiu, also Taillte
Taurt -- The great lady [Egypt]
Tawa, God of the Sun Pueblo
Taweret, Goddess who protects childbirth Egypt
Taweskare, also Tawiscara
Tawhoavasita, Minor goddess Buddhist
Tawiskaro, also Tawiscara
Tcolawitze, Fire spirit Hopi
Te-Manava-Roa, Creator being, one of three Hervey Is.
Tefnut - A fertility goddess, Tefnut is also the Egyptian goddess of moisture or water. She is the wife of Shu and mother of Geb and Nut. Sometimes Tefnut helps Shu hold up the firmament.
Tefnut, Goddess of the dawn, dew, moisture, justice and rain clouds Egypt
Tegid Voel, Goddess of water identified by the poet Taliesin Welsh
Teharonhiawagon, Creator spirit Mohawk
Teibas, Tutelary god Armenia /\ Uart
Tejosnina, God Buddhist
Telepinu[s], God of fertility Hittite /\ Hurrian
Telesphorus, God of strength Roman
Telesto, Goddess of initiations Greek
Telipinu, Agriculture god Hittite
Tellus, Goddess of agriculture, grain fields and fertility Roman
Telta, also Taillte
Tempestates, Goddess of storms and wind Roman
Tenanto'mwan, Creator spirit Koryak
Tengri, Sky god Mongol
Terminus, God of boundaries and landmarks Roman /\ Greek
Terra Mater, also Terra
Terra, Goddess of the earth Roman
Tesub, Storm god Hittite /\ Hurrian
Tethys, Goddess of the sea Roman
Teutates, God of the tribe Celtic
Thab-Iha, Hearth god Tibet /\ Bon
Thakur Deo, Goddess of childbirth Etruscan
Thalia, Goddess of burlesque Greek
Thanatos, God of death and pain Greek
Thatmanitu, Goddess of healing Phoenicia
The Egyptian god Shu holding up the sky. Shu - an Egyptian air and sky god who mated with his sister Tefnut to sire Nut and Geb. Shu is shown with an ostrich feather. He is responsible for holding the sky separate from the earth.
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the Table of Gods
Thea, Goddess of the dawn Greek
Theandros, God known only from Greek and Roman inscriptions Arabic
Thebe, Nymph Greek
Themis, Goddess of fire, hospitality, human rights, justice Greek
Thermaia, Goddess of healing springs Roman
Thetis, Goddess of rivers and oceans Greek
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Thmei, Goddess of justice Egypt
Thoeris, Goddess of health and justice Egypt
Thor, God of the sky, thunder , storms, sea journeys, the administration of justice and war norse
Thora Bushmen, also Kaang
Thoth -- The great measurer [Egypt]
Thoth, God of astronomy, science, death, education, wisdom, geometry, law, magic, mathematics, medicine, the moon and surveying Egypt
Thunor, God of fertility, lightning and thunder germanic
Tiamat - Great goddess, counterpart of Sumerian Nintu. Primeval chaos. Destroyed by her children to create the world.
Tiamat, Goddess of chaos in the creation myth Mesopotamia
Tiamat, Goddess of the ocean Babylon
Tiamontennu, also Bishamon-Ten
Tian-zhu, also Tien Tsun
Tiberinus, God of the river Tiber Roman
Tie, Goddess of intelligence and wisdom Egypt
Tikesnosna, God, Guardian in the northwestern quarter Buddhist
Tilla, Bull god Hittite /\ Hurrian
Tilo, God of the sky and of thunder and rain Mozambique
Tin, Sky god Etruscan
Ting-jian, also Gao Yao
Tinia, God of storms Etruscan
Tinnit, Goddess Carthage
Tino Taata, Creator god regarded as the tutelary deity who created mankind Society Is.
Tir Mumia, God of wisdom concerned with writing Unknown
Tirumal, Creator god equated with Visnu Dravidian /\ Tamil
Tishtrya, God of the sea and water Iran
Tishtrya, Rain /\ cloud god Persia
Tisiphone of Eumenides, Goddess of justice Greek
Tispak, Tutelary god of the city of Esnumma Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Titans, Second group of gods of the pre-Hellenic pantheon Greek
Tiwaz, also Tyr
Tiwaz, God of law germanic
Tna'nto, Spirit of dawn, the first light of the dawn deified Koryak
Tne'sqan, also Tecei'vune
Toko'yoto, Guardian spirit who is one of the owners of the world,specifically the Pacific Ocean Koryak
Tomituka S., Goddess of rain Pacific
Tomor, Creator and wind and god, he is still around Albania
Tomor, God of the winds as well as Creator god, he is still worshipped today Albania
Tomwo'get, Archetypical creator spirit Koryak
Toneili, also Tonenili
Topogh, Goddess of the evening star Kenya
Tork, Guardian of the mountains and their inhabitants Armenia
Toumou, No one really knows what this god did Egypt
Toutiorix, also Borvo
Trailokyaviaya, God Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Trayasrinsa, Collective name for the group of Deva gods Hindu /\ Vedic
Triglav, Three headed god Poland
Trikantakidevi, Goddess of terrible appearance Hindu
Trimurti, Collective name of the major triad Hindu
Tripura, Mother goddess Hindu /\ Jain
Trita, Goddess Hindu /\ Vedic
Tritons, Minor sea gods Roman
Trograin, Minor god Ireland
Trukwinu Mana, Goddess rain Hopi
Tsehub, God of weather Hittite
Tsentsa, Good Creator Twin Huron
Tsho gyalma, Goddess of happiness Tibet
Tsichtinako, Female spirit of the creation myth Acoma
Tsui'goab, Rain god Hottentot
Tsunigoab Khoi, Creator god of who walks with a limp and - invoked at dawn each day Namibia
Tu-Metua, God of silence who had an immaculate birth Hervey Is.
Tuatha De Dananmn, Collective name for the final pantheon Ireland
Tuetates, God of war Celtic
Tuetatesa, God of war Gaul
Tule Zande, Spider god who brought the seeds of all the plants on earth Sudan
Tule, also Bele
Tulsi, Goddess of basil plants India
Tuntu Ainu, also Kamui
Turan, Goddess of love and the tutelary deity of Vulci Etruscan
Turan, Goddess of peace Etruscan
Turrean, Goddess Tureann Ireland
Tutu, Tutelary god of Borsippa Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Tvastar, Creator god Hindu /\ Vedic
Tyche, Goddess of fortune Roman /\ Greek
Tyr, God of justice, sports and war norse
]]> European http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/index.php?itemid=84 Sat, 5 Jan 2008 15:51:41 -0500 http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/index.php?itemid=83 Sabaoth, Creator god Christian /\ Gnostic
Sabazios, Agriculture god Phrygian /\ NW Turkey
Sachmet, also Sakhemet
Saci, Goddess of physical prowess, Strength India
Sadarnuna, Goddess of the new moon Sumeria
Sadbhuja-Sitatara, God Buddhist
Sadhumati, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Vajrayana
Sadrapa, God of healing Syria
Sadwes, Goddess rain, of storms, thunder, lightning, hail, snow Persia
Safekh aabut, Goddess of knowledge Egypt
Saga, Goddess of history norse
Saga, Goddess of knowledge and waterfalls norse
Sagaramati, God Buddhist
Sagbata, God of smallpox Dahomey
Sahar, God of the moon Aramaic
Sai' Al Quan, Local guardian god, believed to be Protector of caravans Semitic /\ Nabataean
Saitada, Goddess of mourning Celtic
Sajara, Rainbow god Songhoi
Sakhemet, Goddess of war Egypt
Sakra, God Buddhist
Sakti, also Parvati
Sakti, also Sati
Sakti, Personification of a god Hindu /\ Buddhist /\ Jain
Sakyamuni, God, the historical Buddha Buddhist /\ Tibet
Sala, Goddess of war Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Salacia, Goddess of the sea Roman
Salagrama, Form of the god Visnu Hindu
Salim, God of the evening Syria
Salm of Mahram, Local tutelary god Arabic
Salmacis, Goddess Fountain, spring Greek
Salman, also Salm of Mahram
Salmaone, Mother goddess Greek
Salus, Goddess of health, prosperity and public welfare Roman /\ Sabine
Sama, Obscure heroic god Dravidian /\ Tamil
Samael, Creator god aka the blind god Christian /\ Gnostic
Samantabhadra, God, a form of a spiritual meditation Buddha Buddhist
Samantaorabha, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Vajrayana
Samas, God of the sun and patron deity of Sippa and Larsa Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Samba, Heroic god Hindu
Sami'yaila Bella Coola, also Senx
Samkarsana, Local last form of Balarama Dravidian /\ Camille
Samkhat, Goddess of happiness and joy Babylon
Sampsa, Vegetation god who gives life to seed who lies dormant through the winter Finnish
Sams, Sun deity who in the north is a male and in the south female Greek
Samundra, Goddess of rivers India
Samvara, God Buddhist /\ Mahayana
San-Dui, Tutelary god Buddhist /\ Tibet
Sandhya, Goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Sangarius, God of rivers Greek
Sani, also Manda
Sani, Astral god Hindu /\ Buddhist
Saning Sari, Rice mother goddess Java
Sanjna, Goddess of warriors Hindu
Sanju Kafir, Harvest goddess Afghanistan
Sankari, Mother goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Sankha[pala], Snake god Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Sanmukha, God, a form of Skanda Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Santa, Mother goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Santana, Minor goddess Hindu
Santoshi Mata, Mother goddess of recent origin, about 1960 Hindu
Sanu Kafir, God Afghanistan
Sao, Goddess of sailing Greek
Sapas, God of the sun Canaan
Sapientia, Goddess of wisdom Roman
Sar Akka, Goddess midwives Swedish
Sar, God of the dawn Syria
Sara, Minor war god Babylon /\ Akkadia
Saraddevi, Fertility and vegetation goddess associated autumn Buddhist /\ Tibet
Sarama, Attendant goddess of the god Indra Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Vedic /\ Epic
Saranya, Primordial goddess Hindu /\ Vedic
Sarapis, God, rather late in arrival Egypt
Sarasvati Hindu,, Goddess of astronomy, science, education, wisdom, eloquence and rivers Vedic
Saravakarmavaranavisodhani, God of the richer, another deification of text Buddhist
Sarra Itu, also Sarrahitu
Sarrahitu, Goddess of fertility who started out being Tutelary goddess of the city of Su-Sin Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Sarritor, Minor god of agriculture invoked during the growing and harvesting of crops Roman
Sarruma, God Hittite /\ Hurrian
Sarvabuddharma-Kosavati, God of literature, the deification of texts Buddhist

Sarvakarmsvaranavisodhani, God of literature Buddhist
Sarvanaranaviskambhin, God, a spiritual meditation buddha Buddhist
Sarvasokatamonirghatmatiage, God, another spiritual meditation buddha Buddhist
Sarvastramahajvala, Messenger goddess Jain
Sasuratum, Midwife goddesses, they are seven in number Canaan
Satabhisa, Minor goddess of fortune who is not very nice at all Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Sataruri, Minor goddess the victim of incest Hindu /\ Puranic
Satet, also Sati
Satet, Goddess of archery and hunting Egypt
Sati, also Parvati
Sati, Goddess of waterfalls Egypt
Sati, Mother goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ India /\ Epic
Satis, Minor goddess of fertility Egypt
Satrughna, Minor god Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Saturn, God of agriculture, seeds, astronomy, Saturn, education Roman
Saturnus, also Saturn
Satyabhama, Goddess Hindu /\ Dravidian /\ Tamil
Satyr, Generic term for woodland gods and divine beings Roman /\ Greek
Saule, God of war Lithuania
Saule, Goddess of the sun Baltic
Sauska, Goddess of healing Mesopotamia
Savaki Tungus, also Khovaki
Savari, Goddess of terrifying appearance, or so it is said Buddhist /\ Tibet
Savati, Minor benevolent goddess of fortune Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Savitar, God of war and the sun Hindu /\ Vedic
Savpayanjiha, God, a spiritual meditation buddha Buddhist
Saxnot, Tutelary god, at one time required to be denounced at Christian baptism Saxon
Say, Minor god of destiny Egypt
Scabies, Goddess invoked to cure skin diseases Roman
Scamander, God of rivers Greek
Scanda, also Karttikeya
Scotia, Goddess of the sea Greek
Sebitti, Collective name for the minor war gods Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Secia, Goddess of stored seeds Roman
Securita, Guardian goddess invoked to ensure continuing stability of the Roman Empire Roman
Sed, Guardian god popular as a personal deity Egypt
Sedena, also Nerrivik
Sefkhet-Abwy, Local goddess, concerned with libraries and writing Egypt
Segeta, Goddess of healing of springs Gaul
Segetia, Goddess of planted seeds [part of a trinity] Roman
Segomo, God of war Celtic
Seker, God of death and light Egypt
Sekhet-Hor, Cow goddess of lower Egypt Egypt
Sekhet, Goddess of justice, beer, war Egypt
Sekhmet -- Mighty One [Egypt]
Sekhmet, Goddess of war Egypt
Selardi, God of the moon Armenia
Selene, Goddess of the moon and the stars Greek
Selket, Goddess of scorpions, and helper of women in childbirth Egypt
Semargl, God of barley and family Slavic
Semele, Mother goddess Roman /\ Greek
Senecta, Goddess of old age Greek
Sentanta, also Cu Chulain
Sentia, Goddess who heightens feelings Roman
Seocosus, God of war popular with various troops of the Roman legions Roman /\ Iberia
Sepset, Local funerary goddess from Memphis Egypt
Sequana, Goddess of the Seine River Gaul
Sequana, Goddess who lived beneath the rivers British
Sequena, also Sequana
Serapis, God of grain, of grain Egypt
Serida, Mother goddess Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Serket[-hetyt], Minor mortuary goddess Egypt
Serqet, Goddess of the morning star Egypt
Sesa[naga], Snake god /\ Naga, he is at the Great serpent who lies in the primeval sea and encircles the world Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Vedic /\ Epic
Sesat, Goddess of books and knowledge Egypt
Seshat -- Lady of the Library [Egypt]
Sessrumnir, Goddess of fertility germanic
Set or Seti is the Egyptian god of chaos, evil, war, storms, deserts, and foreign lands, who killed and cut up his older brother Osiris. He is depicted as composite animals.
Set, God of black magic, destruction, evil, storms, thunder, drought and chaos Egypt
Seta Pokot, Goddess of the Pleiades as well as Goddess of fertility Kenya
Seth -- Lord of Upper Egypt [Egypt]
Seth, Desert god Egypt
Seyon, Creator god Dravidian /\ Tamil
Sezmu, Minor god of one of the wine and oil presses Egypt
Sga'na Haida, God of the sea PNW
Shadanna-Subrahmanya, Form of the god Kattikeya Hindu /\ Puranic
Shahar, God of warriors and the dawn Canaan
Shai, God of fate Egypt
Shait, Goddess of justice Egypt
Shakuru, Spirit of war and the sun Pawnee
Shala, Goddess of storms Canaan
Shalim, God of dusk and of warriors Canaan
Shamash - Son of Sin, god of the sun who protects the poor and travellers.
Shamash, God of war, justice, divination and prophecy Babylon
Shamish, God of the sun and the god of justice Babylon
Shang Ti, also Pak Tai
Shani, Astral god who brought misfortune Hindu
Shapash, Goddess of war Ugarit
Shapshu, Goddess of war and the sun Canaan
Shashaya, Goddess of the morning star Tanzania
Shashti, Goddess of children and childbirth Hindu
Shaushka, Powerful goddess Ishtar Hittite /\ Hurrian /\ Akkadia
Sheela[Sheila] Na Gig, Protective or blessing deity Ireland
Shina Tsu Hime, also Shina-Tsu-Hiko
Shitala, Goddess of disease [smallpox] Hindu
Shiva, God of fertility Hindu
Shomde Kafir, Local creator god known throughout HinduKush Afghanistan
Shona, also Nosenga Kotrkore
Shu, God of the atmosphere, light, war, wind Egypt
Shurdi, Storm god who had been revered in recent times Albania
Shutu, Goddess of the winds Babylon
Shuwi Kafir, also Nirmali
Si'a, Minor attendant goddess Phoenicia
Si, Goddess of justice Slavic
Sia, God of perception Egypt
Siaparamita, Philosophical deity Buddhist
Siddhi, Minor goddess of fortune who grants favors Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Siddhi, Old gods who live it in the hills Ireland
Siduri, Minor goddess of happiness, merriment, wine making, brewing and of wisdom Sumeria
Sif, Goddess of agriculture, fertility and autumn norse
Sigyn, Goddess who ran with Loki a norse /\ Icelandic
Sikhandin, Minor deity, one of a group of emancipated gods Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Sikhin, Physician god Buddhist /\ Tibet
Silvanus, God of nature and the woods Roman
Sin - Moon god and the father of Shamash; counterpart of the Sumerian Nanna.
Sin, God of the moon Babylon
Sin, Patron goddess of warriors Ireland
Sinann, Goddess of rivers Celtic
Sindgund, Goddess of healing charms germanic
Sindhu, Goddess of rivers Hindu /\ Vedic
Sinhanada, Physician god Buddhist /\ Tibet
Sinivali, Minor goddess of prosperity Hindu /\ Vedic
Sio Humis, Rain god Ahopui
Siofn, Goddess listed by Snorri norse /\ Icelandic
Sionnan, Goddess of the River Shannon Ireland
Sipe Gialmo, Mother goddess, the queen of the world Tibet /\ Bon
Sipylene, Mother goddess worshiped in the Metroon sanctuary Anatolia /\ Symnra
Sirah, also Siris
Sirara, Goddess of the Persian Gulf, Enki said so Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Siris, Goddess of banquets and rain clouds Babylon
Sirona, Goddess of beneficial hot springs British
Sirona, Local goddess of healing from the Moselle basin of Germanicy Roman /\ Celtic
Sirsir, Guardian god of boatmen Babylon /\ Akkadia
Sirtur, Goddess of sheep Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Sisnaaxil, also Qamai'ts
Sisyphos, God of the faded sun Corinthian
Sita, Chthonic goddess of the earth Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Sitala[mata], Mother goddess of healing Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Sitapata, Goddess /\ Buddha designate Buddhist
Siva, Principle creative and destructive god Hindu /\ India
Sivini, God of the sun Armenia
Sivottama, Minor god Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Sjofn, Goddess of love and passion norse
Skadi, Goddess norse /\ Icelandic
Skanda, also Karttikeya
Skanda, God of war Hindu /\ Puranic /\ India /\ Epic
Skuld, Goddess and future norse
Slaine, Thought to be a deity of healing and the medical arts Ireland
sMan-Bla, God, in medicine Buddha Buddhist /\ Tibet
Smertrios, God of war and tutelary deity of the Treveri Celtic
Smrti, Minor god Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Snegurochka, Goddess and winter Russia
Snotra, Goddess of knowledge, wisdom and Virtue norse
So Ewe, And weather god Togo
Sobek -- He who causes to be fertile [Egypt]
Sobek, Crocodile god Egypt
Sodasi, Minor goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Sodza Ewe, God of the sky, prayed to weekly to send rain Togo
Sofh, Goddess of education Egypt
Sogblen Ewe, Messenger god Togo
Sokar, Chthonic underworld god who is the guardian of the necropolis at Memphis Egypt
Sol, God of war and the sun Roman
Sol, Goddess of the sun norse /\ Icelandic
Solbon, Goddess of the morning star and the evening star Slavic
Solntse, Goddess of war Slavic
Soma, God of the moon Hindu
Somaskanda, Aspect of the god Siva, a god for all who Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Somnus, God of sleep and dreams Roman
Somtus, God Egypt
Sopedu, Guardian god of the eastern border Egypt
Sophia, Primordial female force of the cosmos Christian /\ Greek /\ Gnostic
Sophrosyne, Goddess of temperance and moderation Greek
Sors, God of luck Roman
Soteira, Goddess of safety Greek
Sothis Egypt, Astral goddess who heralds Arias of the Nile Hellenic
Souconna, River goddess the guardian of the river Saone Roman /\ Celtic
Spadareamet, Chthonic goddess concerned with fertility of the earth and death, the Christians equate her name with hell Armenia
Speio, Goddess of caves Greek
Spercheius, God of rivers Greek
Spermo, One of the Oenotropae Greek
Spes, Goddess of happiness, hope and law Roman
Spiniesis, Minor agricultural god is charged with responsibility of uprooting thorn bushes Unknown
Sraddha, Goddess Faith Hindu
Sravana, Minor benevolent goddess of fortune Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Sravistha, Minor benevolent goddess of fortune i Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Sri[devi], Goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Sri[devi], Goddess of terrible appearance and Royal attire Buddhist /\ Tibet
Srikantha, Minor god consider to be an aspect of Siva Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Srivasumukhi, Minor attendant goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Srividyavedi, Minor goddess who likes to wear a necklace of teeth and bones Hindu
Stanitakumara, Youthful appearing god Jain
Sterculius, Minor god of agriculture who would fit right in with politicians, who is, his concern - spreading the BS on the fields Roman
Sthenias, Goddess of physical prowess and strength Greek
Strenua, Goddess of vigor who gives energy to the weak and tired Roman
Stribog, God of the winds Slavic
Strymon, God of rivers Greek
Styx, Chthonic goddess of the River Styx Greek
Su, Primordial god of the air Egypt
Suada, Goddess of persuasion Roman
Subhadra, Goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Subhaga, Minor goddess Buddhist
Subhamekhala, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Meola
Subrahmanya, Minor warrior deity Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Sucellos, God of rivers, death and a hammer god Celtic
Suddhodana, Primordial data the father of Buddha's line Buddhist
Sudrem Kafir, Weather god created for the breath of the god Imra Afghanistan
Sudurjaya, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Vajrayana
Sugriva, Monkey god Hindu /\ Epic
Suk, also Kangalogba Pokot
Suk, also Seta Pokot
Suk, also Topoh Pokot
Suk, also Tororut Pokot
Sukarasya, Minor goddess Buddhist
Sukkamielli, Goddess of frenzied love Finnish
Sukla-Tara, Goddess an emanation of all the meditation Buddhas Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Sukra, Astral god, - the personification of the planet Venus, he tutored demons on the side Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Suksma, Minor deity Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Sul-Pa-e The, Astral and fertility god, a personification of the planet Jupiter Sumeria /\ Mia
Sul-utula, Rather personal tutelary god Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Sul, Goddess of hot springs Sulla Sulis Sulevia Celtic
Suleviae, Goddess of passage, normally associated with crossroads Roman /\ Celtic
Sulini, Minor goddess appearance Hindu
Sulis, Underworld goddess concerned with knowledge and of prophecy Roman /\ Celtic
Sullat, Minor god an attendant of God of the sun Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Sulman[u] Mesopotamia, Chthonic war and fertility god Semitic
Sulmanitu W., Goddess of fertility concerned with love and war Semitic
Sulsaga, Astral goddess Sumeria
Sumalini, Attendant minor goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Sumati, Deification of literature Buddhist
Sumbha, Goddess who is the guardian of the downward direction Buddhist
Sumbharaja, God who is the guardian of the downward direction Buddhist
Summanus, God of thunder Roman /\ Etruscan
Sumugan, God of the River plains Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Sumuqan, also Sakka[n]
Sun Wu-Kong, also Sun Hou-Shi
Sundara, Goddess who is a prosperous aspect of Siva, a god Hindu /\ Puranic
Sundara, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Suparikiritanaasri, Physician god Buddhist /\ Tibet
Suparnakumara, God Jain
Sura, Goddess of wine Hindu
Suraksini, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Meola
Surangama, God Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Surarnadhadravimalaratnaprabhasa, Physician god Buddhist /\ Tibet
Suresvara, God, one of the Rudra gods Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Surya, God of light and war Hindu /\ Vedic
Surya, Goddess of the sun Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Sutekh, God of weather Hurrian
Suwaliyattas, God of warriors Hittite
Svadha, Minor goddess Hindu
Svantovit, God of fire and war Slavic
Svaraghosaraja, Physician god Buddhist /\ Tibet
Svarazic, God of fire Slavic
Svarogich, also Svarazic
Svarozic, also Svarazic
Svasthavesini, One of those rather ugly goddesses Hindu
Svasti devi, Goddess of the home Hindu
Syamatara, Goddess, a form of the goddess Tara Buddhist /\ Tibet
Syn, Goddess of justice norse
]]> European http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/index.php?itemid=83 Sat, 5 Jan 2008 15:51:04 -0500 http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/index.php?itemid=82 Ra, God of rebirth and war and the sun Egypt
Rachmay, Goddess of health and nurses Canaan
Radha, Goddess of emotional love Hindu /\ Puranic /\ India /\ Epic
Ragno, Creation goddess Hopi
Rahu, Primordial cosmic deity, therefore a god Hindu
Rajamatangi, Goddess Hindu
Raka, Minor goddess of prosperity Hindu /\ Vedic
Ran, Goddess of the sea norse
Rana Neida, Goddess of spring Saami /\ Lappland
Rangda, Goddess of fertility and of sexuality, Lust Bali
Ranno, God of gardens Egypt
Ranu Bai, Goddess of rivers India
Rapithwin, God of the noon day heat Persia
Rati mbati ndua, God of the underworld who devours the dead Fiji
Rati, Goddess of fertility, love, passion and of sex Hindu /\ Balinese
Ratis, Goddess of protective fortifications Celtic
Ratri, Goddess of the night Hindu /\ Vedic
Ratu Mai Mbula, God of fertility Fiji
Ravana, Demon King of Lanka who abducted Sita Hindu
Re'are'a, Goddess of happiness, joy Tahiti
Re, the Egyptian sun god, ruler of everything, - especially associated with the city of the sun or Heliopolis. He came to be associated with Horus. Ra may be depicted as a man with a sun disk on his head or with the head of a falcon
Renenutet, Goddess of fortune, grain, milk, harvest, nursing babies Renenutet Egypt
Renpet, Goddess of spring Egypt
Reret, Goddess Egypt
Resep[A]Mukal, War and plague god who originated in Syria Phoenicia /\ Canaan
Reseph Mikal, God of lightning and thunder Phoenicia
Resheph, God of plague and of the underworld Phoenicia
Resheph, God of plague Canaan
Resphu, God of war, worshipped in the Nile Delta Syria
Revanta, God of hunters Hindu
Revati, Minor goddess of fortune Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Rhadamanthos, Marriage of chthonic underworld god Roman /\ Greek
Rhea, Primordial goddess of childbirth, earth, fertility, mountains Greek
Rheda, Goddess of spring germanic
Rheie, also Rhea
Rhiannon, Chthonic goddess of birds and horses Ireland
Riddi, Goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Riddihivasita, Minor goddess Buddhist
Rigenmucha, God New Guinea
Rigisamus, God of war Roman /\ Celtic
Rimmon, Sun god Babylon
Rind, Goddess of winter norse
Ritona, Goddess of river fords Roman /\ Celtic
Robigo, Goddess of grain Roman
Rod, God of fertility Slavic
Rodasi, Goddess of lightning Vedic
Rohini, Goddess of learning Jain
Rohini, Minor goddess of fortune Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Roma, Very minor god of our culture Roman /\ Greek
Roman, also Kloanthes Hellenized
Rosmerta, Goddess of healing, water, and sacred springs Roman /\ Celtic /\ Gaul
Rozanica, Goddess of winter Slavic
Rsbha, Avatar of the god Vishnu Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Ruda, Tutelary god, an androgynous being Arabic
Rudiobus, Thought to be a horse god Roman /\ Gaelic
Rudra, God of death, disease, healing, jungle, lightning, storms, thunder and the wind Hindu /\ Vedic
Rudracandra, Distinct form of the goddess Durga Hindu
Rugievit, Local war god Slavic /\ Rugen Is.
Rugiu Boba, Goddess of autumn Lithuania
Rukko, Creator Mandaean
Rukmini, Goddess who is avatar of Laksmi among other things Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Rumina, Goddess of infants Roman
Runcina, Goddess of agriculture who presides over weeding Roman
Rundas, God of fortune who is associated with hunting Hittite /\ Hurrian
Ruoini, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Rusina, Goddess of fields and open country Roman
Rwewti, Lion god who guards the temple of heaven Egypt
Ryuhwa, Goddess of water Korea
]]> European http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/index.php?itemid=82 Sat, 5 Jan 2008 15:50:34 -0500 http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/index.php?itemid=81 Oanuava, Very old goddess of the earth British
Obarator, God responsible for overseeing the fertilizing of crops Roman
Occator, God who oversees the growth and harvesting of crops Roman
Ocelus, God of healing who became syncretized with the god Mars Roman /\ British
Ocrisia, Goddess of fire Roman
Oculata, Goddess of healing and the eyes Roman
Oden, also Odin
Odin, God of war, death, wisdom and divination. Chief of the gods norse
Odras, Goddess of pools Ireland
Oenghus, God of love Ireland
Ogdoad, Eight primordial elements of chaos, they exist prior to the creation of God of the sun and known in Middle Egypt Egypt
Ogetsu no hime, Goddess of food Shinto
Ogma, God of education, genius, eloquence, language and magic Celtic
Ogmios, also Ogma
Ogmius, also Ogma
Ogun, also Ogoun
Oi Suk, God more long the lines of personal illness rather than plague Kenya
Okeanides, Minor sea goddesses.They were assigned to guard ships by the larger gods and invoked by seafarers, others say who they are river gods Roman /\ Greek
Okeanos, God of the oceans Greek
Ola Bibi, Local plague goddess associated with cholera Hindu
Old Man Blackfoot, also Na Pe'
Olla, Goddess of fire Cuba
Ollathair, also Dagda
Ollin, also Nahuti Ollin
Ollintonatiuh, also Nahuti Ollin
Olloatir, also Epos
Olojo, also Olodumare
Olokum, Goddess of the ocean depths West Indies
Olokum, Hermaphroditic god Puerto Rico
Olorun, also Olodumare
Olosa, Goddess of fishermen Puerto Rico
Olwen, Goddess of summer and war Welsh
Omichle, Primordial principle Phoenicia /\ Hellenic
Oni, also Olodumare
Onuava, Goddess of earth and fertility, known only from inscriptions Celtic /\ Gaelic
Onuris, God of hunting and war Egypt /\ Hellenized
Ophthalmitis, Goddess of eyesight Greek
Ops, Goddess of fertility, prosperity and the harvest Roman
Oraios, Primordial deity, one of seven androgynous elements born to the prime parent and ruler of the seven heavens of chaos Christian /\ Gnostic
Orbona, Goddess of healing and childhood diseases Roman
Orcus, Chthonic underworld god Roman
Ordog, Who after the Christian derived became syncretized with the Christian Devil Hungary
Oreades, Female animistic spirits of the mountains Roman /\ Greek

Orthia, Locally worshipped mother goddess of later syncretized with the more widely accepted maternal deities such as Kybele
Osiris -- King of the dead [Egypt]
Osiris, god of the dead, is the son of Geb and Nut, brother /\ husband of Isis, and father of Horus. He is dressed like the pharaohs wearing an atef crown with ram's horns, and carrying a crook and flail, with his lower body mummified. Osiris is an underworld god who after being murdered by his brother - brought back to life by his wife. Since he had been killed, Osiris thereafter lived in the underworld where he judged the dead.
Osiris, Originally a chthonic grain god of fertility, burial rites and supreme god - worshipped from Ca. 3000 BCE-400 CE Egypt
Ossa, Goddess of rumors Greek
Ostara, also Eostre
Ostara, Goddess of spring and the sun germanic
Ostaraki, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Ot, Goddess of fire Mongol
Othin, also Odin
Ouranos, Primordial goddess of heaven and created and - the consort of the earth mother Gaia Greek
Owiot Luiseno, God of the moon who is the ancestral deity of this tribe California
Oya, Goddess of violent rainstorms West Indies
P:erende, Storm god who lets you know he is around with thunder and lightning. It - used by the Christians to identify their god in who region Albania
Pa-bil-sag, Tutelary god of Isin Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Pa, Goddess of droughts Canaan
Padma, Snake god Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Padmantaka, God who is the guardian of the Western direction Buddhist
Padmapani, God, a Buddha designate Buddhist
Padmatara, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Padsmosnisa, God who is connected with the guardian deities Buddhist
Paeon, God of war Greek /\ Crete
Pah, Moon spirit Pawnee
Paiawon, also Paeon
Pairikas, Goddesses of drought Persia
Paivatar, Goddess of war Finnish
Pajainen, God, the deity who killed the great bull in the legends of Finnish Finnish
Pajau Yan, Goddess of health and healing Vietnam
Pajonn, God of thunder known as the one who dwells in the heaven Lappland
Pakhet, Goddess of hunting worshipped near Beni Hassan, in Middle Egypt Egypt
Palaniyantavan, Local god Hindu /\ Dravidian /\ Tamil
Palemon, Human who suffered apotheosis and became a minor sea god Roman /\ Greek
Pales, Goddess of sheep and shepherds Roman
Pali Kongju, Goddess of healing Korea
Pallus Athena, also Athena
Pan, God of flocks, herds and of shepherds Roman /\ Greek
Panacea, Goddess of health Roman
Pancabrahma, Collective name for the five aspects of Siva Hindu
Pancamukha-Patradeva, God, a beggar Buddhist
Pandara, Goddess Buddhist
Paneu Kafir, Seven divine brother gods Afghanistan
Pansahi Mata, One of the seven mother goddesses who later became regarded as evil Hindu
Pap-nigin-gara, God of war lord of the boundary stone Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Papas Phyrgian, Local god NW Turkey
Papaya, One of the deities who awaited the return of Telipinus Hittite
Papsukkal, Messenger god as well as the gatekeeper for the remainder of the pantheon Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Hellenic
Paramasva, God Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Paramita, Descriptive name of a philosophical deity Buddhist
Parce, Pair birth goddesses became the goddesses of fate Roman /\ Greek
Parendi, Minor goddess of prosperity associated with accumulating wealth Hindu /\ Vedic
Pariskaravassita, Minor goddess, one of those personifying the discipline of spiritual regeneration Buddhist
Parjanya, God of rain Hindu /\ Vedic
Parna-Savari, Goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Partula, Goddess of childbirth Roman
Parvati, also Sati
Parvati, Goddess of the mountains Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Pasht, also Bast
Pasiphae, Goddess of the moon, Queen of Minoan Crete, Mother of the minotaur Greek
Pasowee, Female Manitou of health and medicine Kiowa
Pasupati, God of animals Hindu
Patadharni, Goddess of passage who watches over curtains and doorways in line Buddhist
Patollo, Chief and war god Baltic
Patrimpas, God of agriculture, joy, peace, springtime Lithuania
Pattini, Goddess of summer and mother goddess Sri Lanka
Pattinidevi, also Pattini
Paurnamasi, Goddess of the full moon Hindu
Pautiwa, God of the sun Hopi
Pava, God of the winds Hindu
Pax, Goddess of peace Roman
Pdry, Goddess of mist Canaan
Peitho, Goddess of persuasion Greek
Pekko, God responsible for the duration and harvest in the barley, used to make beer. In christianity you may find him with the name of St. Peter Finnish
Peko, God of fertility Estonia
Pellon Pekko, also NgaiKikuyu
Pellon Pekko, also Pekko
Pen Annwen, God of the underworld, almost synonymous with Pwyll and Pryderi Welsh
Penates, Hearth gods chosen by the head of household Roman
Penelope, Goddess of spring Greek
Perit, Goddesses of justice Albania
Perkons, God of thunder who brings beneficial rain and is Fertility god Latvia
Perkunas, God of thunder(this is Perkons in a different nation) Lithuania
Persephone, Goddess of death and spring, queen of the underworld Greek
Phanebal, Youthful warrior god Semitic
Phanes, Primordial sun god and the first one to emerge from the cosmic egg created by Kronos Greek
Phantasos, God of dreams by inanimate objects Greek
Pharmacides, Goddesses of health and drugs Greek
Pheme, Goddess of fame Greek
Phobetus, God of dreams by animals Greek
Phoebe, Goddess of the moon Greek
Phoebus, God of enlightenment Greek
Phorkys, Minor sea god noted by Hesiod Greek
Phosphoros, God of the morning star Greek
Phul Mata, Mother goddess who became one of the evil ones Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Phyi-Sgrub, Form of the god Yama Buddhist /\ Tibet
Picullus, Will god taken over by the Christians as a their Devil Roman /\ Prussia
Picus, Agriculture god Roman
Pidray, Minor goddess of fertility noted in creation texts and treaties Phoenicia /\ Canaan
Pietas, Minor god Roman
Pikuolis, God of death, the underworld and of evil Lithuania
Pillan, also Menechen
Pilnytis, God of wealth Lithuania
Piluitus, Fertility god Latvia
Pilumnus, Minor guardian god who oversees the protection of an infant at birth Roman
Pinikirz, Mother goddess Elamite /\ Iran
Pistis Sophia, also Pistis
Pistis, Primordial female force Christian /\ Gnostic
Pitari, Bo benevolent, she's one of the consorts of Siva Hindu /\ Puranic
Pleiades, Goddesses of the Pleiades Greek
Pluto, also Hades
Pluto, God of the underworld Roman
Plutos, Minor god of riches Greek
Po Yan Dari, Goddess of healing and diseases Cambodia
Poena, Goddess of retaliation and retribution Greek
Poeninus, Europe God of mountains Roman /\ Celtic
Pokot, also Arawa Suk
Pokot, also Asis Suk
Poleramma Telegu, Plague goddess associated with smallpox India
Pollux, Horse god Roman
Poloknalai Kafir, Goddess of animals Afghanistan
Polyboulus, Goddess of wisdom Greek
Polydamna, Goddess of healing and herbs Egypt
Polymnia, Goddess of mimes Roman /\ Greek
Pomona, Goddess of autumn, fruits, fruit trees, gardens and prosperity Roman
Pontos, God of the sea Greek
Pore, Created the earth and all living things Guyana
Portunus, God of passage, - responsible for guarding the entrance of the city and the house with a festival on August 17th. He sidelines as the guardian of the Tiber estuary Roman
Poseidon, God of earthquakes and the ocean Greek
Poshjo Akka, Goddess of Winter Saami /\ Lappland
Posis Das, Sky god Greek
Postvorta, Goddess of childbirth, midwives and the past Roman
Pothos, God of anxiety Greek
Pothos, Primordial being Phoenicia /\ Hellenic
Potina, Goddess of children's of beverages and drinking Roman
Potrimpo, God of fertility Baltic
Prabha, Goddess of health India
Prabhakari, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Prabhasa, Attendant god who answered to Indra Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Pracanda, Distinctive form of the goddess Durga Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Pradipatara, Minor goddess of light Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Pradyumma, God of love Dravidian /\ Tamil
Prahana, Rather important mother goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Prajana, Goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Prajapati, Primordial being Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Vedic /\ Epic
Prajnantaka, God who is Guardian of the southern direction Buddhist
Prajnaparamita, Goddess, a personification of the religious text Buddhist
Prakde Kafir, Local deity Afghanistan
Pramudita, In minor goddess Buddhist /\ Vajrayana
Pranasakti, Terrifying female deity who rules the centers of physical life Hindu
Pranidhasnaparamita, Philosophical deity Buddhist
Prasannatara, Rather minor goddess who tramples upon some Hindu gods Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Pratibhanakuta, God Buddhist
Pratibhanaspratisamvit, Goddess, one of context analysis Buddhist
Pratisamvit, Collective name for four goddesses Buddhist
Pratyangira, Goddess of rather terrifying aspect Hindu
Praxadike, Goddess of enterprise Roman
Praxidice, Goddess of justice Greek
Prende, Goddess of love Albania
Priapos, Fertility god who also guarded mariners Greek
Priapus, God of the shade Roman
Prithivi, Goddess of the earth Hindu
Priti, Goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Priyadarsana, In minor goddess Buddhist /\ Abeona
Prometheus, God of fire (he brought fire to humans) Greek
Promitor, Minor god of agriculture is awful for the growth and harvesting of all crops Roman
Pronoia, Primordial being, the feminine side of the androgynous parent Christian /\ Gnostic
Proserpina, Goddess of seed germination and spring Roman
Proteus, Shape shifter prophet Greek
Providentia, Goddess of forethought Roman
Prsni, Primordial goddess of the earth Hindu /\ Vedic
Prthivi, Mother goddess of earth Hindu /\ India /\ Vedic
Prthu, Creator god the head of the solar pantheon, an avatar of Visnu Hindu /\ Vedic
Ptah -- The Opener [Egypt]
Ptah, God of architecture, masons, metal working and sunrise he built boats to carry the souls of the dead Egypt
Pudicitia, Goddess of modesty and chastity Roman
Pukkasi, Goddess who is of terrifying appearance, why I do not know Buddhist /\ Tibet /\ Vajrayana
Punarvasu, Minor and benevolent goddess of fortune Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Pura, also Pore
Purandhi, Minor goddess of prosperity and childbirth Hindu /\ Epic
Purvabhahadrapada, Benevolent minor goddess of fortune Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Purvaphalguni, Minor goddess of fortune Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Purvashadha, Minor goddess of fortune Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Puskaitis, God of fruit Lithuania
Puspa, Mother goddess Buddhist /\ Tibet
Puspatara, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Pusti, Goddess of fertility of northern India Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Pusya, Goddess of fortune Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Puta, Goddess responsible for the proper pruning of trees and shrubs respond Roman
Pwyll Pen Annwn, also Pwyll
Pwyll, Sometimes the ruler of the underworld Welsh
Qadshu, Goddess of fertility Syria

Qasynan, God of the smithies Arabic
Qebui, Four headed, winged, ram headed god of the north wind Egypt
Qenqentet, Goddess of memory Egypt
Qetesh, Goddess of love and beauty Egypt
Qetesh, Goddess of nature, whose cult - orgiastic Syria
Qos, Local weather /\ rainbow god Arabic
Quabso, Goddess of health, fertility and rain Tanzania
Quades, Goddess of fertility Semitic(West)
Quan Yin, Goddess of knowledge Buddhist
QudsuW., Personification of holiness Sumeria
Queen Maeve, Once a powerful goddess Ireland
Queen of Elphame, also Elphame
Quirinus, God of thunder and of war Roman
Quirinus, God of war and Tutelary god of the Sabines Roman
Quzah, Mountain and weather god Arabic
]]> European http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/index.php?itemid=81 Sat, 5 Jan 2008 15:49:48 -0500 http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/index.php?itemid=80 Naamah, Goddess of fertility, sex Canaan
Naas, Goddess who died in county Kildere Ireland
Nabu, God of speech and the scribe and herald of the gods Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Nachunde, God of the sun Elamite
Naenia, Goddess of funerals Roman
Nagaraja, Snake god in in one of the deities, worshipped prior to 1700 BCE Hindu
Nagini, Goddess Jain
Nahi, Guardian god of benevolent nature Arabic
Naiad[s], Nymphs who presided over brooks , springs or fountains Greek
Naigameya, God usually shown with the head of a goat Hindu
Nair, Goddess best known for escorting High King Crebhan to the Otherworld Ireland
Nairamata, Goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Nairyosangha, God of fire Iran
Najade, Water nymphs Slavic
Nakawe, Goddess of the earth Huchol
Naksatara[s], Group of astral goddesses Hindu
Namasangiti, God Buddhist

Nammu, Goddess who gave birth to the heavens and the earth Sumeria
Namtaru, God of plagues Assyria
Nan-Sgrub, God, a form of Yama Buddhist /\ Tibet
Nana Buruku, Goddess of earth and water Cuba
Nana, Goddess spring Babylon
Nana, Mother goddess Armenia
Nanai, Stellar deity Sumeria
Nanaja, War and goddess of fertility Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Nanan Bouclou, God of herbs and medicine Ewe
Nandi, Goddess of happiness and joy India
Nandi[n], Bull god Hindu
Nang Lha, Personal family guardian type of house god Tibet
Nanna (Babylonian: Sin) moon god.
Nanna, God of the moon Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria /\ Iraq
Nanna, Goddess of plants and flowers germanic
Nanna, Goddess of the moon norse
Nanse, Goddess of justice, water and canals Babylon
Nantosuelta, Goddess of water Gaelic
Nanuq, also Nanook
Napaeae, Animistic spirits of the valleys, feminine in nature Roman /\ Greek
Napir, God of the moon Elamite /\ Iran
Nappinnai, Local goddess Hindu /\ Dravidian /\ Tamil
Narada, Minor but popular god Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Vedic /\ Epic
Naradatta, Goddess of learning Jain
Narasinhi, Mother goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Narayana, Creator god thought to be synonymous with business Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Narcissus, also Narkissos
Narkissos, Minor god rather enamored of himself Greek
Nascio, Goddess of childbirth Roman
Nastasija, Goddess of sleep Russia
Nat, Goddess of happiness norse
Nataraja, Form of Siva Hindu /\ Puranic
Nath, Goddess of wisdom Ireland
Natha, Tutelary god Buddhist /\ Sri Lanka
Nathum, Goddess of justice Etruscan
Naunet, Primordial goddess one of the eight Ogdoad Egypt
Navky, Goddesses of water Slavic
Nayakaya, Goddess of crocodiles wo Nile, Shilluks continue to sacrifice to her Sudan
Ndara, God of the underworld. Sulawesi
Ndauthina, God of adultery, fire, fishing and seafaring Fiji
Ne'nenk'nenkicex, Christian god Kamichadal
Nebethepet, Local primordial goddess Egypt
Nebo, God of speech Mesopotamia
Nebo, God of teaching, writing and wisdom and in Assyria
Necessitas, Goddess of fate Roman
Nechmetawaj, Goddess of justice Egypt
Nediyon, Creator god Dravidian /\ Tamil
Nefertem, God of sunrise, perfumes, ointments, virility, pleasure and Lotus flowers Egypt
Nefertum, Minor primordial god of creation from lower Egypt Egypt
Negun, Minor goddess this week Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Nehalennia, Goddess of fertility and the ocean germanic
Nehalennia, Goddess the patron deity of sea traders British
Nehebka, Goddess of justice Egypt
Nehebu-Kau, Minor snake god Egypt
Neit, God of war Ireland
Neit, Goddess of war and wisdom Egypt
Neith -- Great Goddess [Egypt]
Neith (Nit (Net, Neit) is a predynastic Egyptian goddess who is compared with the Greek goddess Athena. She is mentioned in Plato's Timaeus as coming from the Egyptian district of Sais. Neith is depicted as a weaver, like Athena, and also like Athena as a weapon-bearing war goddess. She is also shown wearing a red crown for Lower Egypt. Neith is another mortuary god connected with the woven bandages of the mummy.
Neith, also Net
Neith, Goddess of the east, women, sorcery, the home, healing, war, hunting and weaving Egypt
Nejma, Goddess of healing Morocco
Nekhebt, Vulture goddess of Upper Egypt Egypt
Nekmet Awai, Goddess of justice and in Egypt
Nelaima, Goddess of destiny Latvia
Nemain, also Morrigu
Nemain, Goddess of war Celtic
Nemausis, God of water who has a sacred spring at Nimes in France Roman /\ Gaelic
Nemesis, Goddess of anger, fate and justice Greek
Nemetona, Guardian goddess of all sacred places, especially groves Roman /\ British
Nemglan, Bird god who fathered Conaire Mor Ireland
Nena bu shu Menonemi, also Manabozo
Nenaunic, also Nenaunir
Nenaunir, God of storms Masai
Neper, God of grain and barley Egypt
Nephthys -- Lady of the house [Egypt]
Nephthys (Nebet-het, Nebt-het) is the head of the household of the gods, and - the daughter of Seb and Nut, sister of Osiris, Isis, and Set, wife of Set, mother of Anubis, either by Osiris or Set. Nephthys is sometimes depicted as a falcon or as a woman with falcon wings. Nephthys - a death goddess as well as being a goddess of women and the house and a companion of Isis.
Nephthys, Goddess of death, war, of warriors Egypt
Nepit, Goddess of grain Egypt
Nepthys, Goddess of the dead Egypt
Neptune, God of irrigation and the ocean Roman
Neptunus, also Neptune
Nereid, One of the of the fifty sea nymphs Greek
Neret, Vulture goddess of strength, fear, and theft Egypt
Nereus, Minor sea god Greek
Nergal, God of plague and a chthonic underworld god Mesopotamia
Nergal, One of the divinities who ruled the netherworld, a goddess of war and death Assyria /\ Babylonn
Nerthus, Goddess of fertility who, bless her heart, - associated with a piece Danish
Nesaru, Power Above Arikara
Net, God of war Ireland
Net, Goddess of the east, women, sorcery, the home, war, hunting, weaving Egypt
Netcheh Netcheh, God of twofold vengeance Egypt
Nethuns, God of fresh water Etruscan
Neti, Chthonic underworld god Babylon /\ Akkadia
New, also Kaiamunu Papua
Ng ai, Creator of the universe Masai
Ngendi, Fertility god Fiji
Ngewo, Creator /\ supreme god Western Tropics
Ngunuwo Ewe, Fates Togo
Ni O, Protector of the Buddhist faith Buddhist
Ni, God of leprosy. Huli
Niamh, Aspect of Badb who helps heroes at death Ireland
Nidaba, Goddess of writing Sumeria
Nike, Goddess of victory Roman
Nikkal, Goddess of the fruits of the earth Canaan
Niladanda, Guardian god of the southwestern quarter Buddhist
Niladevi, Goddess who is a consort of Visnu the Hindu /\ Puranic
Nilalohita, God, one of the forms of Rudra Hindu
Nin'insinna, Goddess of fertility Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Nin-Ildu, God of carpenters who is a minor tutelary deity Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Nin-Imma, Goddess of fertility who is the deification of the female sex organs Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Nin-sar, Minor goddess of plants Sumeria
Nin Ezan [La], Goddess of healing Sumeria
Nin Mar Ki, Goddess goddess Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Nin Ur, God Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Nin, Goddess of wisdom Babylon
Ninazu, Chthonic god who is generally benevolent Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Nindara, God Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Nindub, Local god of Lagas Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Ninegal, God of smiths, a rather minor deity Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Ningikuga, Goddess of reeds and marshes Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Ningilin, Rather obscure god Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Ningirama, Minor god of magic who protected against snakes Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Ningirsu, Tutelary god Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Ningis Zi Da, God of light coming from harassing and tutelary god ofGudea[Lagas] Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Ninhursag (Babylonian: Aruru, Mammi) mother goddess; progenitor with An of the gods; assists in creation of man.
Ninhursagaa, Goddess of the earth and creator of humans, fertility and productivity Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria /\ Iraq
Ninkaranunna, Barber god Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Ninkarrak, Goddess of healing Assyria
Ninkasi, Goddess of happiness, Pleasure Sumeria
Ninkigal, Chthonic god worshiped at Ur Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Ninkilum, also Ningilin
Ninkurra, Minor mother goddess Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Ninlil (Babylonian: Mullitu, Mylitta) bride of Enlil.
Ninlil, Goddess of the winds and grain Babylon /\ Sumeria
Ninmah, also Nin Mar Ki
Ninmah, Mother goddess Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Ninmena, Mother goddess Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Ninmenta, No information Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Ninsikil, Patron goddess of Dilmun[ a mythical paradise] Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Ninsubar, Messenger god /\ goddess Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Ninsun[a], Cow goddess Tutelary goddess of Gudea Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Ninsusinak, National god Elamite /\ Iran
Nintinugga, Goddess Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Nintu (Ki) - A great Sumerian goddess, wife of Anu and mother of all gods, she created humans from clay. One of four Sumerian creating gods.
Nintu, also Ninhursagaa
Nintu, Mother goddess of the womb Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Nintur, Goddess of the womb Babylon
Nintura, God of thunderstorms and the plow Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Ninur, also Nin Ur
Ninurta, also Astabis
Ninurta, Deity in charge of the violent and destructive south wind Sumeria
Ninurta, God of agriculture, war and thunder Babylon
Nirmali, Goddess of childbirth Afghanistan
Nirriti, Goddess of corruption, decay, disease, healing and of destruction of evil Hindu /\ Vedic
Nirriti, Guardian, who strangely enough, who stands upon a corpse Buddhist
Nishanu, Great sky spirit Arikara
Nispannattara, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Nissaba, Goddess of writing and wisdom who started life as Vegetation goddess Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Nit, Goddess of hunting Egypt
Nixies, Goddesses of rivers germanic
Njord, God of fishing, prosperity and ships norse
Njord, God of the ocean germanic
Nkuando, also Itonde Mongo
Nkundo, also Mbomba Mongo
Noctiluca, Goddess of Magic from Celtic Gaul Gaul
Nodotus, Minor goddess crops Roman /\ Celtic
Nohochacyum, also Hachacyum
Nona, Minor goddess of birth Roman
Nong, God of winter and cold weather who lives in a glacier, he does not like women Afghanistan
Norn, Goddess of the past, one of the fates norse
Norov, God of grain Russia
Nortia, Goddess of Etruscan
Norwan, Goddess of warriors Wintun
Notos, God of the wind Greek
Notus, God of the southwest wind Roman
Nrtya, Mother goddess Buddhist /\ Tibet
Nu Mus Da, Tutelary god of a lost city of Kazullu Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Nuada, also Lud
Nuadu, Tribal god of healing and water Ireland
Nudd, also Lud
Nudimmud, Creator god rapidly syncretized with the Akkadia god Ea Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Nuit, also Amunet
Numbakulla, God Aus
Numeria, Goddess of childbirth Roman
Numma Moiyuk, Goddess of the ocean Aus
Nun, God of primordial chaos Egypt
Nunbarsegunu, Rather obscure mother goddess mentioned in the creation taxed as the old woman of Nippur Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Nusku, God of light and fire Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Nut -- The Sky [Egypt]
Nut (Nuit, Newet, and Neuth) is the Egyptian sky goddess depicted supporting the sky with her back, her body blue and covered with stars. Nut is the daughter of Shu and Tefnut, the wife of Geb, and mother of Osiris, Isis, Set, and Nepthys.
Nut, Creator goddess of the heavens Egypt
Nyx, Primordial goddess of the night Greek
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Lactanus, Minor god of agriculture Roman
Lactura, Grain goddess Greek
Lada, Goddess of happiness and love Slavic
Lahama, Water condition demons who it belonged to Enki Sumeria
Lahamu, Primordial deity Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Babylonn
Lahe, Goddess of health Basque
Lahmu, Primordial deity Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Lahurati, Yet another god Elamite /\ Iran
Laima, Goddess of childbirth Latvia
Laima, Goddess trio of life and good fortune, the fates Lithuania
Lakshimi, Goddess of beauty and wealth, but very fickle and claims no god can sustain her for very long India
Laksmana, God, the younger brother of Rama Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Laksmi, Goddess of agriculture, love, beauty, prosperity, Lotus flowers, wealth, and pleasure Hindu /\ Puranic /\ India /\ Epic
Lalbai, Goddess of healing, and cholera India
Lalita Tripurasundai Tantric, Symbol of cosmic energy and of the secret ruler of the world India
Lalita, Goddess of happiness, playfulness India
Lama, Feminine benevolent protective demon who later became the half man and half bull guardian of palace entrances Acadia
Lama, Protective god whose epitaph - Innara Hittite
Lamaria Svan, Tutelary goddess, it is suspected who her name as been christianized Caucasus
Lamatsu, Demones of fever and disease among infants Akkadia
Laran, God of war Etruscan
Lares, Hearth deities, they are unique to the Romans Roman
Lars Familiarus, Ancestral spirit Roman
Larunda, Chthonic and earth mother goddess Sabine
Larve, also Lemures
Lasas, also Acaviser
Lasas, Female godlike beings of the pantheon, they may be winged or unwinged and some names are known Etruscan
Lasghusyamala, Minor goddess Hindu /\ Puranic
Laskowice, Satyr-type forest spirits with a close relationship with the Wolf Slavic
Lassair, Goddess of midsummer Ireland
Lasya, Mother goddess Buddhist /\ Tibet /\ Bolomust
Latiaran, Youngest of the three sisters who made up a triune goddess and a goddess of autumn and fire Ireland
Latipan, Creator god,, also Il for particulars Canaan
Latis, Lake goddess who later became a goddess of ale and meade British
Latmikaik, Goddess of the sea, co-creator and co-ruler of the world Pelew Is.
Lau, Spirit beings who are created when an islander dies Andaman Is.
Lauka Mate, Goddess of agriculture Latvia
Laukamat, also Lauka Mate
Laukika-Devatas, Generic name for gods known from local folklore Hindu
Laukosargas, God of grain and the fields Prussia
Laume, Usually naked, enjoys helping people and protects orphans, she became demonized Lithuania /\ Prussia
Laverna, Chthonic underworld goddess Italy
Le Fay, Goddess of the sea and of the Isle of Avalon Welsh
Le Tkakawash, Goddess of birds Klamath
Lear Lir, also Llyr
Legba, also Eschu
Lelwani, Chthonic underworld goddess Hittite /\ Hurrian
Lempo, God of frenzied love Finnish
Lemures, Evil spirits of the dead with two festivals one on nine November and one on 13 May Roman
Lenus, God of healing Celtic
Lethe, Goddess of oblivion Greek
Leto, Goddess of healing Greek
Leucetios, Thunder and storm god Celtic
Leucothea, Goddess of the sea who protects her worshippers from being shipwrecked Roman /\ Greek
Leukothea, also Leucothea
Levarcham, Goddess of physical prowess Ireland
Leviathan, Monster also claimed who in the xian O. T. Phoenicia
Leza Bantu, Creator god Zimbabwe
Lha Mo, also Lhamo
Lha, Generic term for the deity Buddhist /\ Tibet
Lhamo, Goddess of the Bon pantheon Buddhist /\ Tibet
Li No Cha, also Na Cha
Lia Fail, Stone of destiny placed on the hill of Tara and tells on the kings Celtic
Liath, also Caillech
Liban, Goddess of lakes Ireland
Liber, Chthonic god of fertility with a festival, the Liberalia, on March 17th Italy
Libera, Goddess of spring Italy
Liberalitas, Goddess of generosity Roman
Libertas, Goddess of freedom and constitutional government Roman
Libitina, Goddess of death and funerals Roman
Lietna'igrin, also Tecei'vune
Lilith, Goddess of storms Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Lilitu, Nocturnal demones who lingers on as the Jewish Lilith Babylon
Liluri, also Manuzi
Liluri, Goddess of mountainses who accepted a bull for a sacrifice Syria
Limnades, Goddesses of lakes, marshes, swamps Greek
Lina, Goddess of weaving Greek
Linga, Phallic form of Siva Hindu
Lipse, Wind goddess Greek
Lir, God of the ocean Ireland
Litae, Goddesses of justice Greek
Litavis, God of the forge British
Livjatan, also Leviathan
Ljubi, Demoness who could cause drought on less a virgin - sacrificed to her Albania
Llaesgyfnewid, also Llasar
Llew Llaw Gyffes, God Welsh
Llorna, Female spirit luring people to them, normally drowning in bogs, swamps, etc. Spain
Llyr, God of the sea and water Ireland /\ Welsh
Lo'cil, also Lo'cin-coro'mo
Locana, Goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Lodur[r], Creator god mentioned in the creation myth germanic
Lofn, Goddess of illicit unions norse
Lofn, Goddess of love norse
Logia, Goddess of the Lagan River Ireland
Logos, Primordial spirit of reason Greek
Logos, Principle embodied in the flesh by Jesus the Christ Christian
Logos, Word coming from the mind of their god Christian /\ Gnostic
Loha, Beneficent goddess portrayed as a beautiful woman Klamath
Lohasur Devi, Goddess of the forging of iron India
Lokapala, Gods Hindu
Lokesvara, Generic name for a group of deities such as Siva and Visnu Buddhist
Loki, Trickster god of evil, lies and fire norse
Loo Wit Klickitat, Goddess of fire, volcanoes PNW
Lot, Hideous Formorian war goddess and goddess of physical prowess and strength Ireland
Lothur, God of physical senses norse /\ Icelandic
Louhi, Goddess of the ocean and winter Finnish
Luaths Lurgann, Goddess of midwives Ireland
Luaths Lurgann, Warrior goddess Celtic
Luchtain, Minor god of war and death Ireland
Luchtar Lud, Chief god Ireland /\ Welsh
Luchtar, also Luchtain
Lucifer, Depending upon who you believe, he is either of the firstborn son of god or the Devil Christian /\ Gnostic
Lucina, Minor goddess of birth, one of three Roman
Lud, Chief god Ireland /\ Welsh
Lud, God, London's namesake Celtic /\ British
Ludd, God of the ocean, war and light Celtic /\ British
Lug, also Trograin
Lug, God of commerce, magic and war Ireland
Lugal-Irra, Chthonic underworld god Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Lugeilan, God of knowledge, strange but knowledge Caroline Is.
Lugh, Hero god Ireland /\ Welsh
Luk, also Lugeilan
Lulal, God whose job is not known Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Luna, Goddess of the moon Roman
Lunang Kafir, Patron goddess of the Prasun river Afghanistan
Luonnotar, Goddess of the ocean Finnish
Luot Hozjit, Goddess of summer Saami /\ Lappland
Luperca, Goddess of pregnancy Roman
Lupercus, God of wolves, whose festival the Lupercalia is on February 15th Roman
Lupi, God of the sun Aymara
Lur, Goddess of the earth, and mother of the sun as well as at the moon Basque
Lutinus, God of fertility Roman
Lykurgos, God of fruit bearing trees Greek
Lympha, Goddess of healing waters Roman
Lyssa, Goddess of intoxication Greek
Ma Emma, Goddess of Midsummer Baltic
Ma, Fertility and vegetation goddess Anatolia /\ Cappadocia /\ Turkey
Ma, Goddess of justice Egypt
Maa, also Maahes
Maahes, He's the god of sight, sun god of the Nile Delta, and the midsummer Egypt
Maat -- The goddess of truth [Egypt]
Maat, Goddess of justice, truth and stability Egypt
Mab, Goddess of grains a fairy queen of Connaught Celtic
Mabb, Warrioress believed to be a Welsh version of Ireland's Queen Maeve and a goddess of midwives Welsh
Mabon, Minor sun god who also ironically represses. and of freedom, harmony and unity Celtic
MacCecht, God of the plough for the Tuatha De Danann Ireland
MacCuill, Minor sea god of the Tuatha De Danann Ireland
MacGreine, Minor sun god of the Tuatha De Danann Ireland
Macha[s], One of the aspects of the triple Morrigu, also a goddess of fertility, festival and, sports and war Ireland
Madalait, Creator goddess Oceania
Madb, also Queen Maeve
Madhukara, God whose name means honey maker Buddhist
Maenads, Goddesses of intoxication Greek
Maeve, Mother goddess who is the apotheosis of the land Ireland
Mafdet, Minor goddess who is Guardian against snakes and scorpions Egypt
Magh Mor, Firbolg princess /\ goddess Ireland
Magha, Benevolent minor goddess of fortune Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Magni, God of the future, who has not yet arrived. son of Thor norse
Magog, Mountain deity Celtic
Mah, God, the progenitor of the cow who also presides over tides and time as well as God of the moon Persia
Maha-Ganapati, Elephant god, this time with 10 arms Hindu /\ Puranic
Maha-Sarasvati, Goddess, an emanation of Laksmi Hindu /\ Puranic
Mahabala, God, a rather fearsome emanation of Amitabha Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Mahabja, Snake god, a Naga Hindu /\ Puranic
Mahadeva, God, a rather important who a of Siva Hindu /\ Puranic
Mahakala, God, its a violent aspect of Siva Hindu /\ Puranic
Mahakala, Guardian god of science and tents Buddhist
Mahakali, also Mahaskti
Mahakali, Form of the goddess Kali Hindu
Mahakali, Goddess learning Jain
Mahal Mata, Mother goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Mahalkakshmi, also Mahaskti
Mahamanasika, Goddess of learning Jain
Mahamataras, Group of goddesses Hindu
Mahamayuri, Snake god Hindu /\ Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Mahapadma, Snake god Hindu
Mahapararinirvanamurti, God Buddhist
Mahaprabhu, Tutelary god India
Mahapratisara, Guardian goddess Buddhist
Mahapratyangira, Goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Maharaksa, Group of guardian goddesses Buddhist
Maharatri, Goddess associated with Kali and Kamala Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Mahasarasavati, also Mahaskti
Mahasitavati, Guardian goddess Buddhist
Mahaskti, Divine mother, goddess of war, passion, and wisdom, Supreme creator of the universe India
Mahasri-Tara, Goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Mahasthamparata, God of knowledge India
Mahavidya, Of the collective name of a group of goddesses Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Mahayasa, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Marriott
Mahcinatra, Goddess Buddhist /\ Tibet /\ Mahayana
Mahes, God of the sun normally worshipped in the region of the Nile delta Egypt
Mahesvari, also Mahaskti
Mahesvari, Mother goddess who ended up being regarded as a spirit of evil intent Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Mahi, Minor goddess of sacrifice Hindu /\ Vedic
Mahisa, Demonic god Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Mahisasruramardini, Form of the goddess Devi Hindu /\ Puranic
Mahodadhi, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Meola
Mahr, Demonic being similar to an Alp germanic /\ Slavic
Mahrem Auxmite, Head of the pantheon responsible for war Ethiopia
Maia, Goddess of growth whose cult - associated with who of Vulcanus Roman
Maia, Goddess of midwives, the night sky, spring, fertility and fire Greek
Maitresse Amelia, also Amelia
Maitresse Amelia, also Bussumarus Amelia
Maitreya, Designate Buddhist /\ India
Maja, Earth mother Sioux
Majas Gars, Household god Latvia
Majestas, Goddess of honor and reverence Roman
Maju, God who is the consort of the mother goddess and a divine spirit Basque
Makunaimma Carib, Creator of the heavens, humans, and animals in no particular order Caribbean
Mal, Goddess who ruled the hag's headland Ireland
Mal, Pastoral god whose name means either the the great one or the dark one Dravidian /\ Tamil
Mala, also Caillech
Mala, Mother goddess Buddhist /\ Tibet
Malakbel N., Vegetation god Arabic
Malik, Tutelary god, this name is found among other Semitic people and used as a designator for a god Arabic
Mam, Rain god Mopan
Mama, also Mami
Mama, Goddess of healing Korea
Mamaki, Goddess Buddhist
Mami, Goddess of drunkenness and midwives Sumeria
Mami, Mother goddess, created humankind Babylon
Mamitu, Goddess of treaties and oaths, as well as a judge in the underworld Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Manabozho, also Nanabush
Manannan Mac Lir[Llyr], Shape shifter and chief sea god Ireland /\ Welsh
Manannan, God of fertility and the ocean Celtic
Manasa, Goddess of snakes who grants fertility to sterile moral females Hindu
Manasi, Goddess of learning Jain
Manat, Goddess, a daughter of Allah Arabic
Manavi, Goddess of learning Jain
Manawat, Goddess of destiny Semitic(West)
Manawyddan, God of the sea Welsh
Manda d-Hiia, God who is concerned with teaching of life and redemption Mandaean /\
Manda, Regent of the planet Saturn India
Mandah, Collective name of gods, guardian deities who took care of irrigation Arabic
Mandanu, God of divine judgment Babylon /\ Akkadia
Mandulis, God of the sun Greek /\ Nubian
Manes, Hearth deities who is just happen to be the spirits of the dead Roman
Mangala, Astral god Hindu
Mangala, Goddess, a form of Parvati Hindu
Mangalla, Stellar deity who rules the planet Mars India
Mani, God of the moon norse /\ germanic /\ Icelandic
Mania, Goddess of death Roman
Manidhara, Minor god Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Manitou, also Manito
Manitu, also Manito
Manjughosa, God, a Bodhisattva Buddhist
Manjusri, God of wisdom Buddhist
Manmatha, Form of god of carnal love Dravidian /\ Tamil
Manu, Primordial creator god Hindu /\ Vedic
Manungal, Chthonic underworld god Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Manuzi, Goddess of mountains, part of the pair with the weather god Syria
Manzasiri Kalmyk, Primeval god from whose body at the world of - formed Mongol
Maponos, Tribal god British
Mara, Definitely a goblin to fear, he seizes males while in their beds and removes all speech and motion norse
Mara, Goddess of death /\ the evil principle Buddhist
Marchocias, Prince of the hellish realms, supposedly one of the angels who followed Satan Medieval Europe
Marcia Proba, Goddess of justice Celtic
Marcia Proba, Warrior queen goddess British
Marduk - Son of Ea and Damkina, the wisest of the gods and eventually their ruler. Counterpart of the Sumerian Anu and Enlil.
Marduk, God of fertility , the lord of all the gods Babylon /\ Mesopotamia
Maret Jikky, Supreme goddess Botocudo
Maretkhmakniam, Supreme god Botocudo
Margawse, Mother, aspect of the goddess British /\ Welsh
Mari Mai, Plague goddess associated with cholera Hindu
Mari, Deification of literature Buddhist
Mari, Mother and goddess of the sea Middle east
Mari, Rain goddess and the goddess of smallpox Dravidian /\ Tamil
Mari, Supreme mother goddess Basque
Marian, also Mari
Mariana, Goddess of healing and protector of sailors Belem
Marie aim'e, Goddess of disease Martinique
Marina, Goddess of the moon Slavic
Mariyamman, Plague goddess with a bizarre form of penance Dravidian /\ Tamil
Marmalik Kafir, Chthonic underworld god Afghanistan
Marnas N., Local tutelary god Arabic
Mars, God of springtime and war Roman
Marsyas, Woodland satire flayed to death by Apollo Asia Minor
Martu, Tutelary god of Ninab Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Marutgana, Storm gods Hindu /\ Vedic
Maruts, also Marutgana
Maruts, Group of storm spirits India
Marzana, Goddess of winter Poland
Masauwu, God of fire, war, death, and the night Hopi
Masaya, Goddess of fire volcanoes and earthquakes Nicaragua
Massassi, Goddess of the morning star Zimbabwe
Mat, Goddess of the earth Slavic
Mata, Primeval mother goddess Hindu
Matara, Mother goddess applied to the divine mothers Hindu
Mataras, Group of goddesses India
Matarisvan, Minor messenger god Hindu /\ Epic
Mater Matuta, Goddess of the dawn, the sky and seafaring Roman
Matergabiae, Goddess of fire, and the home Lithuania
Mathit, Tree goddess who helps the dead climb to heaven Egypt
Mathonwy, Father god Welsh
Mati syra zemlya, Goddess of justice Slavic
Matres, Triads of mother goddesses Roman /\ Pan-Celtic
Matrona, Goddess of the Marne River Celtic
Matronae, Three mother goddesses who oversee fertility, they prefer peace, tranquillity and kids Celtic
Matronit, Goddess of chastity, promiscuity,and motherhood Spain
Maturaiviran, Locally worshipped god with an interesting story Hindu
Mawu Ewe, Sky god Tongo
Mayon, Creator god Dravidian /\ Tamil
Mazzikin, Evil spirits who like to make things rough for humans Jewish
Mba, also Bele
Mechit, also Mehit
Mecurius, also Mercury
Medb, also Queen Maeve
Medb, Goddess of sexuality, intoxication and war Celtic
Medeine, Goddess of the forests Lithuania
Medha, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Medhbh, also Queen Maeve
Medici, Goddess of light Manichaean
Meditirina, Goddess of healing Roman
Meditrina, Goddess of healing, of medicine Roman
Medr, Ancient earth spirit, gender unknown Ethiopia
Mefitis, Goddess associated with sulfur springs Roman
Megaera of Eumenides, Goddess of justice Greek
Meghanda, Minor god Hindu
Mehen, Minor chthonic underworld god Egypt
Meher, God of the sun closely linked with Mithra Armenia
Mehet-uret, Goddess the embodiment of all primeval waters Egypt
Mehet-Weret, Minor goddess of the creation accounts Egypt
Mehit, Goddess of lions Egypt
Mehturt, Goddess of the sky Egypt
Meiboia, Goddess of bees Greek
Meiden, God of forests and animals Lithuania
Meilichia, Goddess of the underworld Greek
Mejdejn, also Medeine
Mekal, also Resheph
Melinoe, Goddess Underworld Greek
Melkart, God in charge of travelers, sailors, colonies and the city of Tyre who, like the Phoenix, is regenerated by fire Phoenicia
Mella, Goddess of healing Zimbabwe
Mellonia, Goddess of bees and honey Roman
Melobosis, Goddess of beneficence Greek
Melpomene, Muse of tragedy Greek
Melqart, also Melkart
Melqart, Heroic tutelary god Phoenicia /\ Turkey
Melwas, God of the summerland [the otherworld] Meleagant Cornwall
Mem Loimis, Goddess of water Wintun
Men Ascaenus Antioch, Local tutelary god Asia Minor
Men Phygia, God of the moon who ruled over in the heavens, but the underworld as well Asia Minor
Men, God of the moon who ruled the upper and lower world Turkey
Mena, Goddess of mountains Hindu
Menahka, God of the sun Mandaean
Menchit, also Menhit
Mene, also Selene
Menechen, Supreme god Chile
Menerva, also Menrva
Meness, God of the moon as well as the guardian of travelers and military expeditions Latvia
Menhit, Lion goddess Egypt
Meni, God of luck, both good and bad Phoenicia
Menrva, Spiting image of the Greek goddess Athena in all aspects Etruscan
Mens, Goddess of menstruation Roman
Menthu, God of war Egypt
Menu, God of the moon Lithuania
Menulis, also Menu
Mephisto, also Mephistopheles
Mephistopheles, Devil as found in the literature for magic and necromancy from the middle ages Christian
Mephitis, Goddess of healing and poisonous gases Roman
Mer, also Meret
Mercury, God of astronomy, commerce, messengers, eloquence and sidelines as the messenger of the gods Roman
Mere Ama, Goddess of the ocean, streams and brooks Finnish
Meresger, also Meretseger
Meret, Goddess of song and rejoicing as well as the treasury Egypt
Meretseger, Chthonic underworld goddess who brings illness and death to the disrespectful Egypt
Merin, also Fatit
Merodach, God of the sun Babylon
Merope, Goddess of the Pleiades Greek
Merulis, also Mandulis
Mes An Du, God Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Mes Lam Taea, God of war but thought to be an aggressive aspect of the chthonic underworld god Nergal Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Mesenet, Goddess of the birth tile Egypt
Meskhoni, Goddess birth and midwives Egypt
Meslamtaea, God, possibly of war Sumeria
Messor, Minor goddess concerned with the growth and harvesting of crops Roman
Metatron, Demon /\ angel of countenance and custodian of strength, OK Jewish
Meter, Mother goddess Greek
Metis, One of the of the oceanides, a goddess of justice and wisdom Greek
Mezadeva, also Mezavirs
Mezamat, Goddess of all forests Latvia
Mezamate, also Mezamat
Mezavirs, God of all forests Latvia
Mhaya, Goddess of deserted lovers Tanzania
Mhsala, Minor goddess considered to be a form of Parvati Hindu
Michael, Archangel who fought for Israel Hebrew /\ Christian
Mida, Goddess of oaths Greek
Midher, also Midir
Midir, Chthonic god who appears in polymorphic form Ireland
Mihos, also Maahes
Mihos, Lion god of Lower Egypt Egypt
Mikal, also Resheph
Mikal, Local goddess with a cult in Cyprus Phoenicia
Milcom, also Milom
Milkastart, Local tutelary god of the from Umm el-Ammend Semitic(West)
Milkom, Chief god, and may have been worshipped by King Solomon under a different name Ammonite
Milom, God mentioned in 1 King 11:5 worshipped by King Solomon Amorite /\ Semitic(West)
Mimir, God /\ demon of knowledge and wisdom norse
Min -- Chief of Heaven [Egypt]
Min, God potency, fertility, thunder, reproduction, roads and the sky Egypt
Minaci, also Minaski
Minaski, Local fish goddess Hindu
Minepa, God of evil Macoua
Minerva, Goddess of astronomy, science, inventing, medicine, painting, thinking, wisdom, war and sculpture Roman
Mingrelan, also Mirsa Georgia
Minona, Goddess of teaching Fon
Minos, Minor underworld god in in Roman /\ Greek
Mir, God of sex Egypt
Miritatsiec, Goddess of healing Crow
Mirsa Georgia, God of light and responsible for fire Caucasus
Misor, God who created salt Semitic
Mithra, God of war and light who had all the trappings of Christianity from 400BCE-200CE Persia
Mithras, God of soldiers and war, thought to be an adoption of the Persian Mithra Roman /\ Greek
Miti, Maternal spirit Koryak
Mitra, Minor sun god of light and wisdom Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Vedic
Miyatanzipa, One of the deities who awaited the return of Telipinu Hittite
Miysis, also Mihos
Mkulumncandi Swazi, Creator god known as the great first one Swaziland
Mlentengamunye Swazi, Messenger god Swaziland
Mlk-Amuklos, Heroic god known from about 1100 B.C.E. Syria /\ Palestine /\ Cyprus
Mneme, Muse of memory Greek
Mnemosyne, Goddess of memory Greek
Modi, also Magni
Modimo Twana, Universal god, possibly monotheistic Botswana
Modjajji Lovedu, also Mujaji
Modron, Great Mother, one of the most powerful of the Celtic mother goddesses Welsh
Moerae, also Moira
Moerae, Goddess of reason Greek
Mog Ruith, God, possibly a solar god Ireland
Mogounos, Local tribal deity he - assimilated with Apollo Roman /\ Gaelic
Moira, They are supreme even over the gods of Olympus Greek
Moirai, also Moira
Mokos, Goddess of healing and sheep Slavic
Molek, God of fire who children were sacrificed to IAW 1 Kings11:7 and 2 Kings 23:10 only Amorite
Moloch, also Molek
Moloch, God of the sun and a god of war Canaan
Mombo Wa Ndhlopfu Ronga, Tutelary god who lives in and controls the forest Mozambique
Momus, God of censure and mockery Greek
Mon Kafir, Warrior god and hero from prehistoric origins and around today Afghanistan /\ Hindukush
Moneta, Minor goddess of prosperity, the spirits of the mint Roman
Monos, God of pain and sarcasm Greek
Month, God of war of Thebes who quit during the 11th dynasty, royal politics you, also Egypt
Montu, also Month
Moombi, Creator goddess Kikuyu
Mor, Goddess of the sun and dam of the kings of Munster Ireland
Morgan, also Morrigu
Morganes, Female water spirits Celtic
Mories, also Moira
Morongo, Goddess of the evening star, love and sexuality Zimbabwe
Moros, God of fate Greek
Morpheus, God of dreams by humans Greek
Morrigan, also Morrigu
Morrigan, Goddesses of war of death and destruction from prehistoric origins Celtic /\ Ireland
Morrighan, also Morrigu
Morrigu, Crone aspect of the goddesses, a trinity responsible for war and ghosts British /\ Ireland /\ Welsh
Mors, Minor god of death Roman
Morta, Goddess of death who became one of the Parcae Roman
Moruadh, Goddess of the sea Ireland
Morva, They are invisible sky spirits Andaman Is. /\ India Ocean
Moschel, God of cows Latvia
Mot, God of death, fertility and sterility Canaan /\ Ugarit
Mot, God of the dead and of all the powers who opposed life Phoenicia
Motsesa, Goddess of water Mozambique
Mratna'igrin, also Tecei'vune
Mrgasiras, Minor goddess of fortune Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Mu'Allidtu, also Mylitta
Muati, Rather obscure local god associated with the island paradise of Dilmun Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Mucalinda, Tutelary god of the lake near Bodh Gaya Buddhist
Mugu, also Mugasa
Muireartach, Goddess of the ocean Ireland
Mula Djadi Tobak, Creator god who created everything and lives in the highest of all seven heavens Sumatra
Mula, Malevolent Naksarta Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Mulhalmoni, Goddess of healing, eye diseases and water Korea
Mulliltu, Goddess Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Mullo, Patron deity of teamsters and associated with Mars Roman /\ British
Muluku, Supreme being Macoua
Mulungu Swahali, also Mungu
Mummu (Mommu) - Son of Tiamat and Anu or their chamberlain /\ intermediary.
Mummu, God who advised primeval god Apsu Mesopotamia
Mundih, also Mandah
Munisvara, Demigod who started out being a deified saint Hindu /\ Dravidian
Munjen Malik Kafir, Chthonic earth god Afghanistan
Muraja, Goddess of music Buddhist
Muruga, also Seyon
Murukan, Hunting and war god Dravidian /\ Tamil
Musdamma, God of buildings, including houses Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Muses, Some mountain goddesses Greek
Mushdama, God of architecture Mesopotamia

Mut -- Lady of Heaven [Egypt]
Mut, Vulture goddess shown crowned and holding a papyrus scepter, goddess of fertility, healing and sound bodies Egypt
Muta, Goddess of silence Roman
Mutinus, Minor fertility god of, strongly ityphallic and invoked by women wanting to bear children Roman
Muttalamman, Plague goddess identified with smallpox Dravidian /\ Tamil
Mutu, Personification of death and the god of the underworld Assyria
Mutyalamma, also Muttalamman
Myesyats, Moon deity Slavic
Myhs, also Maahes
Mylitta, Goddess of fire, childbirth and fertility Babylon /\ Phoenicia
Myrrah, Goddess of fertility who whelped Kinnur Phoenicia
Mystis, Goddess of teaching Greek
]]> European http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/index.php?itemid=79 Sat, 5 Jan 2008 15:46:05 -0500 http://partner-onlineshop.com/nu/index.php?itemid=78 Ialonus, Fertility god Celtic
Iambe, Goddess of happiness Greek
Iapetos, Titan god who now hangs out in Tartarus Greek
Iarila, Goddess of fertility Russia
Iaso, Goddess of healing and medicine Roman /\ Greek
Ibath, Nemed who is believed to be a Tuatha ancestor /\ father god Ireland
Iblis, Islamic version of the Jewish /\ Christian Devil Islam
Icauna, Goddess of rivers of the river Yonne[Brittany] Roman /\ Celtic
Iccovellauna, Goddess of water Celtic
Ida, Goddess of prayer and devotion a man who turned into a woman, really Hindu
Idem Huva Finnish, Goddess of autumn Ugric
Idothea, Goddess of the sea Greek
Idunn, Keeper of the apples of immortality norse
Iegad, God who is guilty of bringing light to earth Pelew Is.
Igigi, Collective name for the group of younger sky gods Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Ihi, Goddess of learning, of wisdom Tahiti
Ihi, Lord of the sistrum Egypt
Ihoiho, Creator god who created everything including the primeval waters Society Is.
Ihy, Minor god of music Egypt
Ikvaku, God of the sun Hindu /\ Vedic
Il, Creator god Syria /\ Canaan /\ Lebanon
Ila, Minor goddess of sacrifices Hindu /\ Vedic
Ilaalge, Local god Semitic
Ilabrat, Minor god, heavy into politics Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Ilankaka, Goddess of the sun Nkundo
Ilat, Rain god Pokot /\ Suk
Ilazki, Apotheosis of the moon in a feminine form Basque
Ilithyia, Goddess of childbirth Eileithyia, Eilethyia, Eleuto Greek
Illargui, Goddess of the moon Basque
Illyapa, also Illapa
Ilmarinen, God of good weather and the wind, he is also Protective deity of travelers and for a lark he forged the sun Finnish
Ilmatar, God of the earth Finnish
Im, Storm god Mesopotamia
Imdugud, also Zu
Imhotep, God of healing, embalming, medicine, learning, sleep etc Egypt
Imiut, Minor chthonic protective god Egypt
Immat Kafir, Demonic god who liked virgins Afghanistan
Improcitor, Minor god of agriculture who worried over harrowing of the fields Roman
Imra Kafir, Creator god who is still worshipped today Afghanistan
Imra, God Hindu /\ Kush
Imset, Funerary god charged with the care of the liver of the deceased Egypt
Ina'hitelan, Guardian spirit who supervises the skies Koryak
Inana, Goddess of fertility, of love and war Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Inanna (Babylonian: Ishtar) love and war.
Inanna, also Ishtar
Inanna, Goddess of fertility, of love Mesopotamia
Inanna, Goddess of heaven, light, long life, the moon, and war Sumeria
Inanupdikile, Goddess of rain Panama
Inara, Minor goddess Hittite /\ Hurrian
Inaras, Goddess of liquor Anatolia
Inaras, Goddess of the wild animals of the steppe Hittite
Indr Kafir, Tutelary and weather god Afghanistan
Indra, God of fertility and war Vedic
Indra, God of rain, storms, thunder and clouds Hindu
Indrani, Goddess of wealth Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Vedic
Indukari, Goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Ing, Ancestral god Anglo-Saxon
Inghean, One of the isters who made up a triple goddess and goddess of summer Ireland
Inguma, Spirit of death who enters people's homes by night and strangles them Basque
Ini Heret, Goddess of mediators, diplomats, statesman's and other professional liars Egypt
Ini, Goddess of justice Egypt
Inmar Votyak, Sky goddess taken over by the Christians and called of the Mother of god Finnish /\ Ugric
Inmutef, Minor canopic god Egypt
Innana, Goddess of love, procreation, and war Sumeria
Insitor, God concerned with the sowing of crops Roman
Intercidona, Goddess of midwives Roman
Inummutef, also Inmutef
Inuus, God who protected herds Roman
Io, Chief god who appears to be known only to the nobility and the priests Zealand
Ipet, Started life as a hippopotamus goddess Egypt
Ipi, also Ipet
Ipy, Mother goddess who occasionally will wet nurse the king Egypt
Irene, Goddess of peace Greek
Iris, Goddess of the rainbow Greek
Irmin, God of war germanic
Irmiongot, Possibly Irmin, found in The Hildebrandslied, strangely the poem shows Christian influence germanic
Irsirra, Goddess of fate Hurrian
Iruwa, Sun and war god Kenya
Isa, Aspect of Siva Hindu /\ Puranic
Isa, Guardian deity Buddhist
Isakakate, Supreme being Crow
Isara Mesopotamia, Goddess of marriage and childbirth who dealt with the enforcement of oaths Semitic
Isden, also Isten
Isdes, Chthonic god of death Egypt
Isdustaya, Goddess of fate Proto-Hattic
Ishkur, God of rain Mesopotamia
Ishtar (Inanna) - A great goddess, the goddess of love and war. She descended to the Underworld to try to regain her lover.
Ishtar, Goddess of sexuality and of love and war Babylon
Isi, Goddess India
Isinu, also Ismud
Isis -- The throne [Egypt]
Isis - the great Egyptian goddess, wife of Osiris, mother of Horus, sister of Osiris, Set, and Nephthys, and daughter of Geb and Nut, worshiped all over Egypt and elsewhere. She searched for her husband's body, retrieved and reassembled Osiris, taking on the role of goddess of the dead. She then impregnated herself from Osiris' body and gave birth to Horus whom she raised in secrecy to keep him safe from Osiris' killer, Seth. She - associated with life, the winds, the heavens, beer, abundance, magic, and more. Isis is shown as a beautiful woman wearing a sun disk.
Isis, Goddess of childbirth, death, the earth, fertility, marital devotion, motherhood, healing, home, magic, the moon and the mother goddess Egypt
Iskur, Chief rain and thunder god Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria /\ Iraq
Island of Flame, Though not a god, without it eight gods would never have came into being Egypt
Ismud, Dual-faced messenger god Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Israfil, Angel who blows the trumpet of doom at the last call for of the universe Islam
Issaki, Goddess walking around with a headless child Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Istadevata, Tutelary god Buddhist /\ Tibet
Istanu, God of judgment also God of the sun Hittite
Istar, Goddess of fertility and war known as the star of heaven Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Istaran, Tutelary god of the city of Der Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Isten, Chief deity Hungary
Isten, God related to knowledge and wisdom Egypt
Istustaya, One of the deities who awaited the return of Telipinus Hittite
Isum, Minor god, possibly a god of fire Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Isvara, Epitaph of Siva Hindu
Ithm, God of herds, usually sheep Canaan
Itzamn, also Hunab Ku
Iubdan of the Faylinn, Ulster god Ireland
Iunones, Goddesses of femininity Roman /\ Greek
Iuturna, Goddess of springs and real handy in times of drought Roman
Ix Chel, also Ixchel
Izanagi No-Kami, also Izanagi
Ja'u, also Jw
Ja neb'a, Benevolent goddess of the earth Samoyed
Jabru, Sky god, a rather minor one Elamite /\ Iran
Jagannath, Epitaph for Krisna Hindu
Jagaubis, Fire god Hindu
Jagganath, God whose name means Lord of the World Hindu
Jahve, also Jawhe
Jambhala, God of riches who may stand upon a man or a conch Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Jamma, God of water, to be primarily God of the sea Phoenicia /\ Canaan
Jana, Goddess of the moon Roman
Janavasita, Minor goddess affiliated with knowledge or the control of knowledge Buddhist
Janguli, Goddess of healing and snakebites Buddhist
Janus, Two faced god of beginnings, arches, doors, entrances and gates Roman
Jar Sub, God of the universe Turkey
Jarih, God of the moon Canaan
Jarovit, also Herovet
Jarovit, God of war Slavic
Jaso, Goddess of health and recovery Iaso Greek
Jawhe, Thought to be God of mountains prior to becoming the god of Israel,Mount Sinai is his suspected mountain Israel
Jawi, also Jw
Jaya-Vijaya, Twin goddess, possibly forms of Durga Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Jayakara, God who rides in a cage drawn by Cockatoos Buddhist
Jayanta, God who is one of the 11 forms of the god Rudra Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Jayatara, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Jedza, Equivalent of Baba Yaga Poland
Jehovah, also Jawhe
Jehovah, Creator god, this form - created by the the Jehovah witnesses and is not considered a true name of this god Christian
Jetaita Yamama, And earth spirits of the fearful type Tirerra del Fuego
Jinn, Class of demonic beings who started out as a nature spirits Arabic
Jnanadakini, Goddess associated with, or whose name means, knowledge Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Jnanaparamita, Philosophical deity Buddhist
Joda mate, Mother of the evil one Latvia
Joh, Original word for God of the moon in Thebes Egypt
Jokwa, Goddess of justice Asian
Jord, Goddess of the earth mentioned in the Edda by Snorri germanic /\ Icelandic
Jori-Torem, Goddess of foreman who supervised Num's work Vogul
Juggernaut, also Jagganath
Julana, Chief god Jumu
Juma, God pf the sky, whose name is also associated with spirits of earth, water, wind, and the home Finnish /\ Mari /\ Ugart
Jumala, God of the sky, and close to supreme god as well Finnish
Jumala, Goddess of war Russia
Jumis, God of fertility Latvia
Jumit, Local goddess of El Tod Egypt
Juno Caelestis, Tutelary goddess of Roman Carthage Carthage
Juno, Goddess of marriage, motherhood and childbirth Roman
Juok and, Creator of all men Bunzi
Jupiter, God of astronomy, Jupiter, light, lightning, thunder, weather, wisdom Roman
Juras Mate, Goddess of the sea Latvia
Jurasmat, also Juras Mate
Jurate, Goddess of the ocean Baltic
Juterna, Goddess of healing and springs invoked during drought Roman
Juturna, also Juterna
Juventas, Goddess of youth Roman
Jvartaharisvara, Plague god associated with malaria Hindu
Jw, Ancient god, had to be deduced from the study of personal names, nothing is known for certain but it may be identical to the harvest god Ao Syria
Jyeshtha, Goddess of bad luck Hindu


K'pop'ala, Protective god Georgia
Kabeiroi, God of blacksmiths Greek
Kabirroi, Bees were of vegetation and deities, commonly thought of as twins and Mail Greek
Kabta, God of bricks Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Kades, Goddess of fertility usually shown sky clad Canaan
Kadi, Goddess of justice Assyria
Kadru, Goddess the mother of the Nagas[snake demons] Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Kahilan, Tutelary god known only from inscriptions Arabic
Kaiamunu, Demon who plays a large part in initiation ceremony for boys Papua New Guinea
Kaka, Minor god with political pull Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia
Kakia, Goddess of vice Greek
Kala, God of death Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Vedic
Kalacakra, Tutelary god who is personally selected Buddhist /\ Tibet /\ Mahayana
Kaladuti, Goddess whose name means messenger of death Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Kalahari, also Cagn Mantis
Kalavikarnika, Fever goddess Hindu /\ Puranic
Kali, Goddess of cemeteries, destruction and death who helped dance the universe into existence Hindu /\ Puranic /\ India
Kali, Goddess of learning Jain
Kalika, Goddess common often seen standing upon a corpse Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Kaliya, Minor serpent god, a Naga Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Kalki[n], 10th avatar of Visnu who rewards good and punishes people Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Vedic /\ Epic
Kallingenia, Rather obscure goddess of birth found only in the ritual texts of Athens Greek
Kalma, Goddess of death Finnish
Kam,enae, Goddesses unbowed of springs and wells with a shrine in Rome where of the of vestal virgins got their water Italy
Kama, God of love and carnal desire Hindu /\ Puranic /\ India
Kama, God of love and desire Hindu
Kama[Deva], also Kama
Kamaksi, Goddess Dravidian /\ Tamil
Kamala, Goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Kamini, Minor goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Kamos Moab, Chief god who when Hellenized became equated with Ares Jordan
Kamrusepa[s], Goddess of magic and healing Hittite
Kamulla, Proper guidance in Kassite
Kankar Mata, Mother goddess who became a mother of evil intent Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Kannan, also KRSNA
Kantatman, Rather obscure god, of the medicine it is thought Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Kanti, Goddess whose name means desire Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Kapali, God, one of the forms of the Rudra Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Karalkal Ammaiyar Hindu, Local mother goddess India
Karei, De goddess of Thunder and storm Andaman Is.
Kari Semang, Supreme god who lets you know he is mad when it thunders Malya
Karini, Fear goddess Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Karkota, Snake god Hindu
Karmavasita, Minor goddess who personifies the discipline of spiritual regeneration Buddhist
Karora, Creator Arandan
Karta, Goddess of destiny, only known from oral /\ folk tradition Latvia
Karttikeya, God and who equates with the Hindu god Skanda Buddhist
Karttikeya, God of war and a form of Skanda Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Karttiki, Mother goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Karuilers siunes, Deities, taken over by the Hittites in as gods of all oaths Syria
Kasku, God of the moon known from inscriptions Hittite /\ Hurrian
Kasyapa, Primordial god and divine messenger Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Vedic
Katahziwuri, also Kamrusepa[s]
Katargama, Tutelary gody Tamil /\ Sri Lanka
Katavi Ntamwezi, And in a demonic being who is chief of the water-spirits Tanzania
Katavul, Ultimate creator all who exists in the world and able to judge humanity and to reward or punish India /\ Tamil /\ Sri Lanka
Katayana, Form the goddess Durga or Parvati Hindu /\ Puranic
Kathar, God of architects, artisans and weapons makers Ugart
Kathirat, Wise goddesses Canaan
Katoyalla, also Illapa
Katsinas, Children of Iatiku who could bring rain and food Acoma
Katyayani, Form of the goddess of Durga or Parvati Hindu /\ Puranic
Kaukas, Spirit being, some type of goblin who brings good luck who is also bound to the notion of a dragon guarding treasure Lithuania
Kauket, Primordial goddess, one of the eight who represent chaos Egypt
Kaumauri, Goddess who later became considered a goddess of evil intent Hindu /\ Puranic /\
Kaumudi, Goddess of the light of the moon Hindu
Kautar, also Kotar
Kazyoba Nyamwezi, God of the sun-held to be the creator and tutelary deity of the tribe Tanzania
Kebechet, Chthonic snake goddess Egypt
Kebechsenef, Funerary god responsible for at the lower portion of the body Egypt
Keca Aba, Goddess of war Russia
Kefa, Goddess of the Great Bear Egypt
Kek t Ken, Goddess of love Egypt
Kek, Primordial god, one of the eight representing chaos Egypt
Keket, Goddess of darkness associated with the the island of flame Egypt
Kele De, Very old goddess Ireland
Kematef, Epitaph for Primeval god Amun Egypt
Kemos Moab, Tutelary god Jordan
Kemur, also Kemwer
Kemwer, Black Bull, the venerated at Athribis Egypt
Kenos Tierra del, God sent to earth by the supreme god, supposedly to bring order into the world. He goofed up and created humans Fuego
Ker, Goddess of violent death Greek
Keres, Evil demons Greek
Keretkun, also Keret'kun
Keri and Kame Bacairi, Brothers who created humanity 1st nations
Kerridwen, Goddess of inspiration and knowledge Celtic
Kesava, Minor avatar of Visnu Hindu
Kesini, Goddess Buddhist
Ketchimanet, Great Spirit Iowa /\ Fox
Ketq Skwaye, Creator Huron
Khadoma, Goddess of knowledge Tibet
Khandoba, Form of the god Siva Hindu
Khasa, Minor goddess who controls the spirits of forests Hindu /\ Vedic
Khasaparna, God Buddhist
Khem, God of life and growth in nature, vegetation, animals, fertility Egypt
Khen-Ma, Goddess who is the controller of the earth's demons Buddhist /\ Tibet
Khen-Pa, God who controls the demons of heaven Buddhist /\ Tibet
Khentimentiu, God who rules the destinies of all of the dead Egypt
Khepera, Blue haired scarab god of transformation, water, creation and warriors Egypt
Khepri -- He who comes into existence [Egypt]
Kherty, Chthonicearth god, - around from 2500 BCE Egypt
Khesef, Lion god who repels feelings of lust Egypt
Khio New, also Io
Khipa, Tutelary deity Hittite /\ Hurrian
Khnemu, also Khnum
Khnum -- Lord of the cool waters [Egypt]
Khnum, Smith god who forms humans on his potter's wheel Egypt
Kho, also Kaang
Khons Hor, also Khons[u]
Khons[u], God of healing and the moon Egypt
Khonsu, Protects those who travel at night, and expels demons Egypt
Khoromozitel, Domestic spirits, sadly not the sipping kind Slavic
Khu, also Kaang
Khwarenah, Bit of a strange definition, possessed by all morals yet it is of fire which dwells in water Persia
Khyung-Gai mGo-Can, Local god Buddhist /\ Tibet /\ Bon
Ki'njen Yukaghir, also Kini'je
Ki, Chthonic principal, feminine in nature Mesopotamia /\ Sumeria
Kianda Kimbundu, God of the sea and fish Angola
Kiki, also Ki
Kingu (Qingu) - Dragon commander of Tiamat's forces against Marduk. Kingu is the counterpart of the sky god Anu on the side of darkness. He may have been Tiamat's second husband. Ea fashioned humans from his blood when Kingu - ordered to be sacrificed.
Kingu, Demon mentioned in the creation epic Akkadia
Kingu, Husband /\ son of Tiamat Babylon
Kinnar, And musician god Semitic(West)
Kinnara, Group of spirit beings who it looked like birds with a human heads India
Kinyras, Local god of metalworking (thought to have come from Syria) Cyprus
Kiri Amma, Goddess of healing, childhood diseases Sri Lanka
Kirti, Goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Kisar, Primordial god /\ dess Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Kishar - Daughter of Tiamat and Apsu, sister and wife of Anshar.
Kishimo Jin, also Kishi Mojin
Kiskil-lilla, Night demones Sumeria
Kloanthes Hellenized, Youthful god of Panoplois Egypt
Klotho, Goddess of spinning, one of the three fates Greek
Kn Sgni, Goddess of war India
Kneph, also Khnum
Kodamata, Goddess of health India
Kokomikeis, Goddess of the moon mother of the Morning Star Blackfoot
Kokopell' Mana, Goddess of fertility Hopi
Kokyan, Creator goddess; she created humans, plants, and animals Hopi
Kolias, Goddess of foothills Greek
Kollapura-Mahalaksmi, Goddess Hindu /\ Puranic
Kolpia, Creator god Phoenicia
Komodia, Goddess of happiness and amusement Greek
Kondos, God of cereal crops renamed by the Christians to St. urban Finnish
Kongsim, Goddess of healing Korea
Kore, Goddess of springtime Greek
Kornjunfer, Goddess of grain germanic
Korobona, Goddess of lakes Caribbean
Koros, Goddess of extravagant joy and exuberance Greek
Korravai, Goddess of war India /\ Dravidian /\ Tamil /\ Sri Lanka
Korrigan, Goddess of underground springs French
Korybantes, Demonic companions of Kybele Asia Minor /\
Kostrubonko, God of spring Russia
Kotar, God of blacksmiths Syria
Kothar u Khasis, also Kothar
Kothar, God of blacksmiths and crafts Canaan
Kotisri, Mother goddess who is called the mother of 7000 Buddhas, busy girl Buddhist
Kottavei, Goddess of war India
Kotys, Goddess whose worship spread throughout Greece and Italy Thrace
Kouretes, Forest deities Greek
Kourothropis, Really obscure goddess, who wet nursed, this goddess is known only from ritual texts Greek
Kovas, God of war Lithuania
Koyote, also Coyote
Kratesis, Goddess of victory Greek
Kratos, God of strength Greek
Krittika, Goddesses of the Pleiades India
Krodhadevatas, Gods of terror Buddhist
Kronos, also Cronus
Kronos, Fertility god celebrated by of harvest festival of Kronia Pre-Greek
Kronos, God of agriculture, seeds Greek
Kronus, also Cronus
Krosdari, Goddess, a rather emancipated goddess Hindu
Krttika[s], Minor malevolent goddess /\ es Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Krtya, Goddess of witchcraft Hindu
Krumine, God of grain Lithuania
Ksama, In minor goddess Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Ksantiparmata, Philosophical deity Buddhist
Kshumai Kafir, Beneficent goddess of fertility Afghanistan
Ksitigarbha, Goddess whose name is womb of the earth Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Ku Uasa, God of water Finnish
Kuanja, Goddess of hunting Angola
Kubaba, Chief goddess of the Neo Hittites Syria /\ Anatolia
Kubaba, Goddess, reigned as queen of the third dynasty for 100 years Kish
Kubera, Guardian of the north as well as a god of riches Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Vedic /\ Epic
Kubjika, Goddess of writing Hindu
Kubuddhi, Minor goddess whose name means stupid, she ran around with Gansea Hindu
Kud, Eembodiment of the evil principle which abounds in the world Korea
Kuju, Benevolent sky spirit who supplies with food Yukaghir
Kuk, Primeval god, one of a pair, a member of the Ogdoad, who represent the darkness who reigned prior to the creation of any heavenly body Egypt
Kukudhi, also Kukuth
Kukuth, Female demon of sickness had an unhappy life at as a human Albania

Kuladevi, Goddess Hindu
Kulika, Naga Hindu
Kulisevari, Goddess often shown with a corpse Buddhist /\ Mahayana
Kulla, God of builders and responsible for the creation of bricks Babylon /\ Akkadia
Kulshedra, Female demonic individual in who may be either an enormous hag with pendulous breasts and /\ or a dragon like monster who spits fire Albania
Kumarbi[s], Creator /\ father of the gods Hittite /\ Hurrian
Kumari, Goddess, an epitaph of Durga Hindu
Kumokums Modoc, Creator god Oregon
Kun-Rig, God associated associated with the prayer wheel Buddhist /\ Tibet
Kun Aymara, Snow god and main deity Bolivia
Kun tu bzan po, Head of god in the Bon pantheon Tibet
Kuntu bXan Po, Head of the pantheon Tibet /\ Bon
Kupala, Goddess of herbal lore, long life, water, witchcraft and sorcery and sex Slavic
Kupalo, Goddess of fertility, sex and fire Slavic
Kupalo, Goddess of midsummer Russia
Kurdalaegon, And in God of all blacksmiths with a strange job Caucasus
Kurdaligon Ossetian, also Kurdalaegon
Kuretes, Demons associated with vegetation who are of pre-Greek times Crete
Kurke, God of grain Prussia
Kurma[vatara], Avatar of Visnu Hindu /\ Puranic /\ Epic
Kurukalla, Goddess of riches Tibet
Kurukalla, Goddess, one of the Tantric deities Hindu
Kurukalla, Goddess, usually of terrifying appearance Buddhist
Kurunta?, God of rural areas Hittite
Kus, also Ukur
Kus, God of herdsmen Babylon /\ Mesopotamia /\ Akkadia /\ Sumeria
Kusor, also Kotar
Kusuh, God of the moon Hittite /\ Hurrian /\ Anatolia
Kutkinnaku, Spirit who taught mankind to hunt and catch fish in addition to giving them the fire stick and the shamans drum Koryak
Kvasir, Minor god of wisdom norse /\ Icelandic
Kybebe, also Kybele
Kybele, Rather important Asian mother goddess who likely started as Goddess of mountains NW Turkey
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Fagus, God of beech trees Gaul /\ Pyrenean
Fama, Goddess of fame and rumors Roman
Fand, Goddess of happiness and pleasure Celtic
Fand, Goddess of healing and the ocean Ireland
Fate, Goddess of fate Roman
Fates, also Moira
Fatit, Female entities who are in charge of the individuals destiny Albania
Fauna, also Bona Dea
Fauna, Goddess of agriculture and winter Roman
Faunus, God of agriculture, fertility, nature and prophecy Roman
Fea, Goddess of war Ireland
Febris, Goddess of healing and fevers Roman
Februus, God of purity Roman
Felicitas, Goddess of happiness Roman
Fene, Either a demon or a place where demonic beings hang out, or both Henry
Feng Bo, also Fei Lien
Fenja, Goddess of physical prowess norse
Feronia, Goddess of orchards and protects freed men Roman
Feronia, Goddess of the autumn, fire and volcanoes Etruscan
Fewi Lian, also Fei Lien
Fides, Goddess of fidelity, honesty, oaths and public trust Roman
Finncaev, Thought to be a goddess of love and beauty Ireland
Finvarra, Strong god Ireland
Finweigh, God who made man. Bilan
Fjorgyn, also Hlothyn
Fjorgynn, God mentioned in Snorri's Edda norse
Flidais, Ruler of wild beasts of the forestswoodlands Ireland
Flora, Goddess of gardens, plants, flowers, love, prostitution,spring and youth Roman
Folla, also Fulla
Fomore, Adversaries of the Tuatha De Danann, and called it demons Ireland
Fons, Goddess of fountains Roman
Fornax, Goddess baking and grain Roman
Forseti, God of justice for men and gods norse /\ germanic
Fortuna, Goddess chance, fate, luck and happiness Roman
Frau Holle, Goddess of winter germanic
Fravartin, also Fravasi
Fravasi, Denotes the spirit of the pre-existence of the believer who watches over him as Protective spirit Iran
Frey, God of rain, weather, seafaring, fertility and prosperity norse
Freya, Goddess of fertility, love, beauty, sex and youth germanic
Freya, Goddess of spring,fertility and vegetation, rainbows, and magic norse
Freyja, also Freya
Freyr, also Frey
Frigg, Goddess of fertility and marriage norse /\ germanic
Frjorgyn, Goddess with no known cult, the name suggests she is a mountain /\ forest goddess and possibly revered as a goddess of fertility norse /\ germanic
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Fudo Myoo, God who protects against catastrophes Buddhist
Fufluns, God of wine and of the harvest Etruscan
Fulgora, Goddess of lightning Roman
Fulla, Goddess of healing germanic
Furiae, Goddesses of justice and robbers Roman
Furies, also Furiae
Futsu-Nushi-No-Kami, also Take-Mika-Dzuchi-No-Kami
Fuwch Frech, Goddess of happiness Welsh
Ga, God of metal Fon
Gabija, Goddess of the hearth fire Lithuania
Gabjauja, Goddess of grain demoted to an evil spirit by Christianity Lithuania
Gabriel, Archangel rather busy as a messenger from the god of Abraham, he also toots the trumpet who signifies the end of the universe Hebrew /\ Christian
Gad, God of fortune Canaan
Gad, God of unknown qualities, but likely concerned with chance and /\ or fortune Punic
Gaea