Directory 4,089 records
Deities
All deities
Across 18 traditions, and 1,036 in none yet.
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- Mesopotamia and the Levant Kothar-wa-Khasis Ugaritic deity
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Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Kupalo East-Slavic mythological being -
Buddhist traditions Kurukullā Female deity in Tibetan Buddhism
- East Asian traditions Kushinadahime Deity in Shinto mythology
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Greek and Roman Larissa Daughter or mother of Pelasgus in Greek mythology - Llŷr Figure in Welsh mythology
- Mac Gréine Irish mythological figure
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African traditions Maman Brigitte Vodou goddess - Greek and Roman Meander Greek god of the Meander river in Caria
- Greek and Roman Melia Nymph in Greek mythology, consort of Poseidon
- Nane Armenian goddess of war
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Ancient Egypt Nebethetepet Ancient Egyptian goddess - Greek and Roman Neikea Personifications of querrels in Greek mythology
- Greek and Roman Nerio Roman war goddess and the personification of valor
- Nyame African god
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African traditions Oya Orisha -
Padmavati Goddess in Jainism - Peckols Deity
- Greek and Roman Pilumnus Roman nature deity
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Greek and Roman Pitys In Greek mythology an Oread nymph who was pursued by Pan - Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Potrimpo God of seas, earth, grain, and crops in the pagan Baltic, and Prussian mythology
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Greek and Roman Providentia Roman deity -
South Asian traditions Puṣpadanta 9th Jain Tirthankara -
Rishabha Hindu sage -
Oceania and Australia Rongo Māori god of cultivated plants - Greek and Roman Rumina Roman goddess of breastfeeding
- South Asian traditions Sarama Mythological dog
- Mesopotamia and the Levant Shala Ancient Sumerian goddess
- Mesopotamia and the Levant Shapshu Canaanite solar deity
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Ancient Egypt Shed Ancient Egyptian deity -
Ancient Egypt Shesmetet Ancient Egyptian goddess -
South Asian traditions Shitalanatha 10th Jain Tirthankara -
South Asian traditions Sinhika Daughter of Hiranyakashipu, an Asura - Greek and Roman Spercheus River deity
- Iranian traditions Sraosha The Avestan language name of the Zoroastrian divinity of "Obedience" or "Observance"
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Sugaar Basque deity -
East Asian traditions Suijin Shinto god of water in Japan
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South Asian traditions Supārśvanātha 7th Jain Tirthankara - Greek and Roman · Anatolia and the ancient Balkans Śuri Etruscan deity associated with the underworld, fire and Mount Soracte
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Buddhist traditions Suryaprabha Bodhisattva whose specialty is sunlight and good health - Mesopotamia and the Levant Tashmetum Akkadian goddess
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Tetri Giorgi Deity -
Pantheon · East Asian traditions Three Great Officials Three of the highest deities of Taoism: the Heavenly Official, the Earthly Official, and the Water Official
- Iranian traditions Tishtrya Zoroastrian divinity of Rain and the Star Sirius
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Mesoamerica and the Andes Tonacacihuatl Central deity in Aztec religion -
Tukh Manuk Shrine of Oshakan Armenian spiritual and religious heritage sites
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Oceania and Australia Tūmatauenga Maori war god -
Buddhist traditions Vajrayogini Tantric Buddhist female Buddha and ḍākiṇī -
South Asian traditions Vasupujya 12th Jain Tirthankara
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Vellamo Finnish deity - Greek and Roman Venilia Roman goddess of sea winds
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South Asian traditions Vimalanātha 13th Jain Tirthankara
- Greek and Roman Virbius Roman divinity, aspect of Hippolytus
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East Asian traditions Yue-Laou Taoist god of marriage and love in Chinese folk religion
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South Asian traditions Abhinandananātha 4th Tirthankara in Jainism - Aeshma Zoroastrian Daeva of wrath
- African traditions Agwé Water deity
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Airmed Goddess according to Irish mythology
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East Asian traditions Ajisukitakahikone Japanese deity -
South Asian traditions Akilandeswari Form of the Hindu Goddess Adi Parashakti - Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Alaunus Gaulish god
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Alisanos Celtic deity
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Allani Hurrian goddess of the underworld -
Amalur Deification of the Earth, deity from Basque mythology -
Mesoamerica and the Andes Amaru Serpent or dragon deity from Andean mythlogies -
East Asian traditions Ame no Koyane Japanese deity - Iranian traditions Ameretat Zoroastrian divinity
- South Asian traditions Ansa Deity
- Greek and Roman Arke Greek goddess
- Anatolia and the ancient Balkans · Greek and Roman Artume Etruscan goddess
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Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Arvernus Deity - Greek and Roman Athos Mythical giant
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Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Aveta Water deity -
Mesoamerica and the Andes Bachué Mother goddess in the South American Muisca religion - Barsamin Armenian god of weather
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Billiken Charm doll and athletic mascot
- Greek and Roman Brizo Ancient Greek goddess
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Buddhist traditions Cakrasaṃvara Buddhist deity -
Buddhist traditions Candraprabha Bodhisattva or deva of the Lunar Palace -
Anatolia and the ancient Balkans · Greek and Roman Catha Etruscan chthonic goddess associated with Śuri -
South Asian traditions Chandraprabha 8th Jain Tirthankara - Chukwu The supreme being of Igbo spirituality
- Greek and Roman Cithaeron Mythical king of Plataea
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Crom Cruach Deity
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Anatolia and the ancient Balkans · Greek and Roman Culsans Etruscan deity -
Buddhist traditions Cundī Female bodhisattva and manifestation of Avalokiteśvara - Greek and Roman Deverra Roman childbirth goddess
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East Asian traditions Dianmu Character in the novel Journey to the West
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Dogoda Slavic deity of weather
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Buddhist traditions Eight Legions Group of Buddhist deities whose function is to protect the Dharma -
Mesoamerica and the Andes Ek Chuaj Maya god of cocoa - Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Elatha Irish mythological character
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Emoinu Meitei Goddess of wealth and prosperity -
Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Endovelicus Pre-Roman god of the underworld, prophecy and Earth - Steppe, Siberia and the Arctic Etügen Eke Mongolian Earth goddess
- God in Abrahamic religions Concept of God in Abrahamic religions
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Buddhist traditions Hayagriva A Wisdom King of Vajrayana Buddhism, often considered a form of Avalokiteśvara -
Ancient Egypt Hemsut Minor Egyptian deities - Heyoka Lakota trickster-figure, playful contrarian, sacred clown, or jester
- Greek and Roman Hippothoe Wikimedia disambiguation page
- Mesoamerica and the Andes Hunab Ku Yucatec Maya name for the Christian God
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Buddhist traditions · South Asian traditions Kangiten Japanese Buddhist god - Norse and Germanic Kári Personification of wind in Norse mythology
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Kaumari Shakti of Kartikeya, the Hindu God of War -
South Asian traditions Khara Hindu deity -
Ancient Egypt Khor-akhti Egyptian deity -
East Asian traditions King Father of the East Taoist god - Mesoamerica and the Andes Kon Incan god of rain and south wind
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East Asian traditions Kotoshironushi Shinto deity -
Buddhist traditions Kuṇḍali Buddhist wrathful deity - Kydoimos Personification of the noise of battle in ancient Greece
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South Asian traditions Lajja Gauri Lotus-headed Hindu Goddess associated with abundance, fertility and sexuality - Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Lenus Celtic healing god
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East Asian traditions Lingbao Tianzun Taoist deity -
East Asian traditions Magu Daoist immortal -
Buddhist traditions Mahāmāyūrī Bodhisattva and Wisdom Queen -
South Asian traditions Maisamma Hindu folk goddess - Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Maponos Deity
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Māra Goddess in Latvian mythology
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Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Math fab Mathonwy King in Welsh mythology