Deities Index - Alphabetical
-A-
Abzu: Mesopotamian primordial freshwater deity; embodiment of the underground waters from which life emerged.
Achilles: Greek heroic figure associated with war, fate, and mortality; nearly invincible warrior undone by his single vulnerability.
Aditi: Hindu primordial mother goddess; source of cosmic order and the gods themselves.
Aegir: Norse god of the sea; host of divine feasts and personification of oceanic power.
Aine: Celtic (Irish) goddess of summer, sovereignty, and fertility; associated with the sun and agricultural abundance.
Amaterasu: Japanese sun goddess of light and order; her retreat into hiding caused the world’s darkness.
Amun: Egyptian creator and air god; hidden force behind existence and later merged with Ra.
Anansi: West African trickster spider god of stories, wisdom, and cunning.
Anat: Canaanite warrior goddess of war and protection; fierce defender of divine order.
Anubis: Egyptian god of embalming and the dead; guide of souls through judgment.
Anu: Mesopotamian sky father and supreme authority of heaven.
Aphrodite: Greek goddess of love, beauty, and desire; born from sea foam.
Apollo: Greek god of prophecy, light, music, and plague.
Ares: Greek god of violent war and bloodshed.
Artemis: Greek goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and the moon.
Asclepius: Greek god of medicine and healing; associated with resurrection.
Ashur: Assyrian national god of kingship, war, and empire.
Athena: Greek goddess of wisdom, warfare strategy, and crafts.
Atum: Egyptian creator god who brought himself into existence.
-B-
Baal: Canaanite storm and fertility god associated with rain and kingship.
Baldr: Norse god of light, purity, and beauty; whose death foretells Ragnarök.
Bastet: Egyptian goddess of cats, protection, and domestic life.
Bellona: Roman goddess of war and battle frenzy.
Bragi: Norse god of poetry and eloquence.
Brigid: Celtic goddess of healing, poetry, and sacred fire.
Brahma: Hindu creator god responsible for the formation of the universe.
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Cernunnos: Celtic horned god of nature, animals, and fertility.
Chaac: Maya rain god associated with storms and agriculture.
Chang’e: Chinese moon goddess associated with immortality.
Coatlicue: Aztec earth mother goddess of creation and destruction.
Cronus: Greek titan god of time who devoured his children.
-D-
Dagda: Celtic father god of strength, fertility, and abundance.
Danu: Celtic mother goddess and ancestral source of divine lineage.
Demeter: Greek goddess of harvest and agriculture.
Dionysus: Greek god of wine, ecstasy, madness, and transformation.
Durga: Hindu warrior goddess who destroys evil.
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Ereshkigal: Mesopotamian queen of the underworld.
Eros: Greek god of desire and attraction.
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Fenrir: Norse wolf associated with destruction and cosmic fate.
Freya: Norse goddess of love, magic, and death.
Freyr: Norse god of fertility, prosperity, and peace.
Frigg: Norse goddess of motherhood and prophecy.
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Gaia: Greek primordial goddess of the Earth.
Ganesha: Hindu god of beginnings, wisdom, and obstacle removal.
Geb: Egyptian earth god and father of Osiris.
Gilgamesh: Mesopotamian semi-divine hero king associated with mortality and legacy.
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Hades: Greek ruler of the underworld and the dead.
Hathor: Egyptian goddess of love, music, and joy.
Hecate: Greek goddess of magic, crossroads, and night.
Heimdall: Norse guardian of the rainbow bridge between worlds.
Hel: Norse goddess and ruler of the underworld realm of the same name.
Helios: Greek personification of the sun.
Hera: Greek queen of the gods and goddess of marriage.
Hermes: Greek messenger god and guide of souls.
Hestia: Greek goddess of hearth and domestic stability.
Horus: Egyptian sky god and divine ruler.
Hunab Ku: Maya creator god associated with cosmic unity.
-I-
Indra: Hindu king of the gods and god of storms and war.
Inanna: Mesopotamian goddess of love, war, and political power.
Izanagi: Japanese creator god who formed the islands.
Izanami: Japanese goddess of creation and death.
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Janus: Roman god of beginnings, endings, and transitions.
Jupiter: Roman king of the gods and sky ruler.
-K-
Kali: Hindu goddess of destruction, liberation, and time.
Khepri: Egyptian scarab god associated with rebirth.
Krishna: Hindu god of compassion, love, and divine play.
Kukulkan: Maya feathered serpent god of knowledge and creation.
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Lakshmi: Hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity.
Loki: Norse trickster god of chaos and transformation.
Lugh: Celtic god of skill, craftsmanship, and kingship.
-M-
Ma’at: Egyptian goddess of truth, justice, and cosmic balance.
Marduk: Mesopotamian creator god and dragon slayer.
Mars: Roman god of war and protection.
Mithra: Persian god of contracts, truth, and light.
Morrigan: Celtic goddess of war, fate, and prophecy.
-N-
Nephthys: Egyptian goddess of death and mourning.
Neptune: Roman god of the sea.
Njord: Norse god of sea, wind, and wealth.
Nyx: Greek primordial goddess of night.
-O-
Odin: Norse god of wisdom, death, and magic.
Osiris: Egyptian god of resurrection and the afterlife.
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Pan: Greek god of wilderness and panic.
Persephone: Greek queen of the underworld and goddess of spring.
Poseidon: Greek god of the sea and earthquakes.
Ptah: Egyptian creator god associated with craftsmanship.
-Q-
Quetzalcoatl: Aztec feathered serpent god of knowledge and creation.
-R-
Ra: Egyptian sun god and creator.
Rhea: Greek titan goddess and mother of the Olympians.
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Set: Egyptian god of chaos, storms, and disorder.
Shiva: Hindu god of destruction and transformation.
Skadi: Norse goddess of winter and mountains.
Sobek: Egyptian crocodile god of strength and fertility.
Surtr: Norse fire giant destined to destroy the world.
-T-
Tiamat: Mesopotamian primordial chaos dragon.
Thor: Norse god of thunder and protection.
Thoth: Egyptian god of wisdom and writing.
Tyr: Norse god of justice and sacrifice.
-U-
Uranus: Greek primordial sky god.
-V-
Veles: Slavic god of the underworld and magic.
Venus: Roman goddess of love and beauty.
Vishnu: Hindu preserver god who maintains cosmic order.
-W-
Woden: Anglo-Saxon god of wisdom and war.
-X-
Xipe Totec: Aztec god of agriculture, rebirth, and sacrifice.
-Y-
Ymir: Norse primordial giant whose body became the world.
-Z-
Zeus: Greek king of the gods and ruler of the sky.