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Deities
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All deities
Across 18 traditions, and 1,038 in none yet.
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1,038 of these sit in no collection yet, so they appear under All and under no tradition.
- Greek and Roman Cleocharia Mythologic queen of Laconia in Greek mythology
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Mesoamerica and the Andes Cuchaviva Muiscas - Greek and Roman Cynosura Greek nymph
- Anatolia and the ancient Balkans Derzelas Chthonic deity in Dacian or Thracian religion
- South Asian traditions Dhatri Hindu god, son of Aditi
- Dhéǵhōm Earth-goddess in Proto-Indo-European mythology
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Greek and Roman Discordia Roman goddess - Greek and Roman Dius Fidius God of oaths associated with Jupiter
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Dzydzilelya Alleged Polish goddess
- African traditions Egbado Ethnic group
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Buddhist traditions Ekajati One of the three principal protectors of the Nyingma school of Buddhism -
Ekeko God of abundance in Altiplano mythology -
Eki Basque goddess - Mesopotamia and the Levant Enmesarra Mesopotamian deity
- Mesopotamia and the Levant Enten Sumerian fertility deity.
- Greek and Roman Epiphron Daimon in Greek mythodology
- Greek and Roman Falacer Ancient Italic god
- Faro Mandé deity
- Greek and Roman Fatum Roman deity
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Fei Lian Chinese wind spirit and mythical beast - Gebeleizis Getae god
- Greek and Roman Gelos Personification of laughter in Greek mythology
- Norse and Germanic Glenr Norse god
- Christianity God in Mormonism God in Mormonism
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South Asian traditions God in Sikhism Sikh view of God -
Greek and Roman Hagno Nymph -
South Asian traditions Harsidhhi Regional Hindu goddess - Haurvatat Zoroastrian Amesha Spenta and hypostasis of wholeness/perfection
- Ancient Egypt Hedjhotep Minor ancient Egyptian deity, a god of fabrics and clothes and, to a lesser extent, of weaving and the deceased
- Mesopotamia and the Levant Hendursaga Mesopotamian god
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Heramba Aspect of the Hindu god Ganesha -
Greek and Roman Hesperia Nymph, Cebren's daughter - Greek and Roman Hippolytos Greek mythological giant
- East Asian traditions Hoakari Japanese deity
- Norse and Germanic Holda Legendary figure, possibly a Germanic goddess
- East Asian traditions Hongjun Laozu Taoist deity
- Horagalles Thunder god in Sami mythology
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Huang Shigong Author of the Three Strategies - Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Icovellauna Water deity
- Norse and Germanic Ilmr Norse deity
- Anatolia and the ancient Balkans Inara Goddess in Hittite–Hurrian mythology
- Irmin A posited/reconstructed Teutonic tribal deity, honoured by wooden pillars with his image on the top, later worshipped by Irminism
- Anatolia and the ancient Balkans Istanu God in Anatolian mythology
- Mesopotamia and the Levant Kakka A minor deity in Ancient Mesopotamia
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South Asian traditions Kāmākṣī -
Buddhist traditions Kannon Japanese name of the bodhisattva Avalokiteśvara -
Kateri Amman Hindu folk deity - African traditions Katonda Supreme creator god in the Buganda mythology
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Ancient Egypt Kauket Ancient Egyptian primordial goddess of Hermopolis since the New Kingdom; from the 21st to the 24th dynasties referred to as the “Lady of the West” - Steppe, Siberia and the Arctic Kayra Creator god in Turkic mythology
- Greek and Roman Keltos Mythical son of Heracles and Celtine
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Ancient Egypt Kherty Egyptian god of the Duat - Greek and Roman Kourotrophos Greek god and divine epithet
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Kubaba Hurro-Hittite goddess -
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East Asian traditions Kui Xing Taoist deities which represent the four stars of Beidou Seven Stars (Big Dipper), called Dòu kuí (斗魁) or Xuánjī (璇璣) collectively, tutelary deities of students and scholars in Chinese folk religion - East Asian traditions Kunado-no-Kami Japanese gods
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East Asian traditions Lady of Linshui Tutelary goddess of females and children in Chinese folk religion, also tutelary deity of Fuzhou -
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Greek and Roman Laetitia Minor Roman goddess of gaiety - Lagamal Mesopotamian and Elamite deity
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Litavis Gallic deity
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East Asian traditions longma Winged horse with dragon scales in Chinese mythology -
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East Asian traditions Lords of the Three Mountains Triad Taoist deities worshiped mainly by Teochew people, and part of Hakka people in Taiwan -
Greek and Roman Magna Mater Mother goddess - Mesoamerica and the Andes Malinalxochitl Aztec sorceress & goddess of snakes, & scorpions, & insects of the desert.
- South Asian traditions Manda Hindu goddess of dance, Chief consort of Shani
- Manyu Hindu deity
- Mayari Ethnic Filipino deity
- Greek and Roman Melaena Greek nymph, lover of Apollo
- Greek and Roman Melia Nymph in Greek mythology, mother of Phoroneus and Aegialeus, consort of Inachus
- Greek and Roman Meliboea Deity from Greek mythology (Oceanid)
- Mulungu Bantu deity
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Muneeswarar Hindu god - Greek and Roman Murcia Goddess in ancient Rome
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South Asian traditions Myōken Bodhisattva, who is the deification of the North Star -
Naria Gallo-Roman goddess - Nechtan Water deity
- Mesopotamia and the Levant Ninsutu Goddess in Sumerian mythology
- Mesopotamia and the Levant Nunbarsegunu Mesopotamian mother goddess of barley
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic · Norse and Germanic Nyyrikki Character in Finnish mythology
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African traditions Nzambi a Mpungu Kikongo term for high creator god - African traditions Olapa Moon goddess in Maasai mythology
- African traditions Olodumare Supreme deity in the traditional Yoruba religions
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Mesoamerica and the Andes Ometochtli - African traditions Orungan Yoruba deity
- South Asian traditions Panchayatana puja One of the type of Worshiping God in Hindu Religion
- Greek and Roman Penthus Greek god, personification of grief
- Greek and Roman · Anatolia and the ancient Balkans Persipnei Etruscan deity
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Greek and Roman Phthonus Ancient Greek deity personifying jealousy and envy -
Mesoamerica and the Andes Piltzintecuhtli Aztec god of storms and fungi - Pinga Goddess of the hunt, fertility and medicine in Inuit mythology
- Anatolia and the ancient Balkans Pirwa Hittie and Luwian diety
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South Asian traditions Poomala bhagavathy Hindu god - Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Prono God in Baltic-Slavic mythology
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East Asian traditions Qianliyan Figure in Chinese mythology, frequently presented as a door god (menshen) - Mesopotamia and the Levant Remphan Assyrian-Babylonian god for the planet Saturn
- South Asian traditions Rohini Hindu goddess, daughter of Daksha and consort of Chandra
- Rūaumoko Deity
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Rudianos Deity
- South Asian traditions Rudrani Epithet of Parvati
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Sandes Anatolian war god -
Sandraudiga Germanic goddess - Greek and Roman Sangarius Phrygian river-god of Greek mythology, son of Oceanus and Tethys
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Anatolia and the ancient Balkans · Greek and Roman Semla Etruscan goddess -
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Buddhist traditions · South Asian traditions Siam Devadhiraj Thai deity - South Asian traditions Sinivali Female given name
- Greek and Roman Suadela Goddess of persuasion, particularly in romance, seduction and love
- Greek and Roman Talasius Roman deity associated with matrimony
- Greek and Roman Teledice Nymph in Greek mythology
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Native North America Torngarsuk Inuit deity -
South Asian traditions Tripurantaka Form of Hindu god Shiva -
South Asian traditions Uchitta Bhagavathy Hindu goddess -
Ugajin Japanese deity taking the form of a snake with a human head, variably an elderly man or woman's head -
Vajravarahi Wrathful form of Vajrayogini in Tibetan Buddhism -
Vayu-Vata Avestan deity of wind and atmosphere - Verbeia Water deity
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Visucius Deity
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Xingtian Chinese deity - East Asian traditions Yu Shi Chinese deity
- Steppe, Siberia and the Arctic Zasa Mergen Baatar Turkic deity
- Mesoamerica and the Andes Acan Mayan god of wine