Deity Name Generator

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Generate deity names for fantasy pantheons: original gods and goddesses with domains (Ashkarath, Lord of the Furnace), plus real deities from Greek, Norse, Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Hindu, Celtic and Aztec mythology for reference and inspiration.

About deity names

Real deity names almost always mean something in their own language. Zeus and Jupiter descend from the Indo-European word for the bright sky; Amaterasu means 'shining in heaven'; Quetzalcoatl is 'feathered serpent'; Ereshkigal is 'lady of the great earth.' Names also carry the sound of their culture: Greek gods end in -us, -os, -a or -e, Norse gods use hard consonants and short syllables (Thor, Tyr, Odin, Skadi), Egyptian names sit around vowels and soft stops (Osiris, Hathor, Ptah), and Mesopotamian names stack syllables (Ereshkigal, Nergal, Marduk).

When inventing a pantheon, the strongest approach is to give each deity a name plus a title that states the domain: Ashkarath, Lord of the Furnace; Velmora, Mother of Tides; Sorathiel, Judge of the Silent Court. The title tells players and readers what the god does; the name gives worshippers something to swear by. Keep the phonetics consistent within a culture so the gods sound like they belong to the same people, and give distinct sounds to rival pantheons.

Gods also gain epithets and taboo-names over time. Odin has hundreds; the Furies were politely called 'the Kindly Ones.' Nicknames like the Weaver, the Drowned King or the Silent Sister make a pantheon feel lived-in and give you a way for characters to refer to a god without invoking its true name.

How to choose deity names

  • Give every invented deity a two-part identity: a proper name and a domain title (Thessaline, Keeper of Oaths). Players and readers remember the title even when they forget the name.
  • Keep phonetics consistent within one pantheon: if your sky god is Orvandir, a sister goddess named Xochiquetzal will feel imported from another culture.
  • Borrow structure, not names, from real mythology; Ereshkigal-style four-syllable names read as ancient and heavy, Thor-style monosyllables read as blunt and warlike.
  • Add common-folk nicknames (the Green Man, the Weaver, Grandmother Loom) so ordinary characters have a way to speak about gods casually.
  • Decide the domain before the name; a name with harsh k and r sounds suits war or fire, while liquid l and n sounds suit healing, moon and water deities.

Frequently asked questions

How do I create a believable fantasy pantheon?

Start with 6 to 12 domains your world actually needs (sun, sea, death, harvest, war, craft, trickery), assign each a deity with a name and title, and keep the names phonetically consistent. Add relationships (rivalries, siblings, a dead or missing god) so the pantheon feels like a family rather than a list.

What do the names of gods usually mean?

Most real deity names describe a domain or trait: Amaterasu means 'shining in heaven', Quetzalcoatl 'feathered serpent', Thor 'thunder', Nyx 'night'. Fantasy deity names work best when they at least sound like they could mean something in the world's language.

Can I use real gods like Odin or Ishtar in my fiction or game?

Yes. Mythological names are in the public domain and appear constantly in fiction and games. Just be aware that deities from living religions such as Hinduism, Shinto and Yoruba traditions are still worshipped, so treat them with care.

What is the difference between a deity, a god and a goddess?

Deity is the neutral umbrella term for any divine being; god traditionally means a male deity and goddess a female one, though 'god' is often used for both. This generator includes all three, plus non-gendered titled beings, taboo-names such as She Who Walks Behind the Rain, small household gods and collectives such as the Norns.

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A: 72 names

  • Abeona
  • Abundantia
  • Achelous
  • Aether
  • Aevinore
  • Agdistis
  • Aghormun, Father of Thunderheads
  • Agni
  • Ah Puch
  • Ahura Mazda
  • Aibell
  • Airmed
  • Aita
  • Aldregar

A, continued

  • Aldregar, First of the Watchers
  • Alecto
  • Althamoor, the Tide That Returns
  • Alumeine
  • Alviera
  • Alviera, the Bright Herald
  • Amaterasu
  • Amberith, the Honeyed Tongue
  • Ame-no-Uzume
  • Ammit
  • Amphitrite
  • Amun
  • Anahita
  • Anansi

A, continued

  • Andrasteia
  • Andrasteia, Lady of the Spear
  • Angra Mainyu
  • Ankhareth, the Sun Behind the Sun
  • Anna Perenna
  • Annona
  • Anselune, Shepherdess of Clouds
  • Antheia
  • Anubis
  • Anwyn
  • Anwyn, the Quiet Harvest
  • Anzuriel, the Sky's Physician
  • Apep
  • Aphaea
  • Aphrodite

A, continued

  • Apollo
  • Aranyani
  • Ardoketh, Smith of Unbreakable Things
  • Ares
  • Artemis
  • Artio
  • Aruru
  • Ashimelle, Goddess of the Threshing Floor
  • Ashkarath
  • Ashkarath, Lord of the Furnace
  • Ashkennar, the Sundered Peak
  • Asphodine, Gardener of the Quiet Fields
  • Astarte
  • Atabey

A, continued

  • Ataegina
  • Atargatis
  • Athena
  • Atlas
  • Aubrenne, the Lark at Heaven's Window
  • Aumbrelle, Weeper of Bronze Tears
  • Aunt Midnight
  • Auntie Ember
  • Aurelith
  • Aurelith, the Golden Balance
  • Aurora
  • Ausrine
  • Austeja
  • Ayyappan
  • Azhurdanna

B: 37 names

  • Baal
  • Baalshamin
  • Bacchus
  • Bachue
  • Baldr
  • Baraxis
  • Baraxis, the Iron Tally
  • Baromund, Shield of the Lowly
  • Baskerath, Lord of the Dry Wells
  • Bastet
  • Beaivi
  • Belaquin

B, continued

  • Belaquin, the Merchant Prince of Heaven
  • Belphegra, Lady of the Bitter Well
  • Belsharra, Lioness of the Noon Gate
  • Bhairava
  • Bochica
  • Bolon Tzacab
  • Boreas
  • Boruvane
  • Boruvane, the Sleeping Ox
  • Bragi
  • Brahma
  • Brakk

B, continued

  • Bramwyn
  • Brannoch
  • Brannoch, God of the Broken Plough
  • Brenwald, the Warden Oak
  • Bressa, Goddess of Clean Linen
  • Brigantia
  • Brigid
  • Brindlekin, God of Barn Cats
  • Brisande, Matron of the Vineyard
  • Britomartis
  • Brother Ash
  • Brother Wolf-in-Winter
  • Bumba

C: 41 names

  • Caelus
  • Caer Ibormeith
  • Calandwyn, Bride of the Morning Star
  • Callistra
  • Callistra, Goddess of the Hunted
  • Callowen, Godmother of Foundlings
  • Camulus
  • Carmenta
  • Carthenwy, the Ploughman's Friend
  • Cauldrenn
  • Cauldrenn, God of the Hearth-Fire
  • Ceres
  • Cernunnos

C, continued

  • Cerridwen
  • Ceruleth, Eye of the Open Sea
  • Ceylwyn
  • Ceylwyn, Mistress of the Orchard
  • Chalchiuhtlicue
  • Chamunda
  • Chang'e
  • Chernobog
  • Chesmira, Dancer on the Embers
  • Chikap Kamuy
  • Chloris
  • Cihuacoatl
  • Cindralor, the Ashen Shepherd
  • Clementia

C, continued

  • Clotho
  • Coatlicue
  • Cobbet, Keeper of the Pantry Key
  • Corvath
  • Corvath, the Crow-Father
  • Cothrane, the Ox-Hearted
  • Cousin Thistle
  • Coventina
  • Crommach, Father of Standing Stones
  • Cronus
  • Cthenor
  • Cthenor, the Buried Sun
  • Cybele
  • Cyrethe, the Unanswered Prayer

D: 35 names

  • Dabbin, Patron of Lost Dogs
  • Dae-Runn
  • Daena
  • Dagda
  • Dakuwaqa
  • Damaric, the Sixfold Judge
  • Danu
  • Dathrene
  • Daughter Dew
  • Delmastir
  • Delmastir, the Grey Physician

D, continued

  • Demeter
  • Diana
  • Dione
  • Dionysus
  • Donar
  • Donn
  • Dozel, Goddess of Short Naps
  • Dranmyre, Queen of the Drowned Bells
  • Drassmar
  • Drassmar, the Black Anvil
  • Draumvidd, Carver of Dreams
  • Draxamun

D, continued

  • Draxamun, the Coiled Sun
  • Dromunde, Bearer of the World-Yoke
  • Drumm
  • Dulcarna, Patroness of Riddles
  • Dumagalzur
  • Dunnoch, God of Muddy Boots
  • Durga
  • Durnoval, God of Milestones
  • Duskellin, Goddess of Lamplighters
  • Duthmar
  • Duthmar, Lord of the Slag Heap
  • Dzarokh, Hound of the Last Hunt

E: 37 names

  • Ebrimaal, Reckoner of Debts
  • Egeria
  • Eguzki
  • Eirawyn, Maiden of the First Snow
  • Eirene
  • Eleos
  • Elpis
  • Elsivarre, the Laughter in the Reeds
  • Elunore
  • Elunore, Moon of the Lost
  • Eluvenne
  • Emberlach, Warden of the Banked Fire

E, continued

  • Emmerine, Lady of Warm Milk
  • Emmurakal
  • Enkai
  • Enki
  • Enkimdu
  • Enlil
  • Eos
  • Ephyrra, Lady of the Threshold
  • Epona
  • Erecura
  • Ereshkigal
  • Ereshvane

E, continued

  • Eridunakh
  • Eriu
  • Ernmas
  • Erythene
  • Erythene, Goddess of Fevers
  • Eskavor, Lord of the Icebound Sea
  • Etugen
  • Eunomia
  • Euphrosyne
  • Euterpe
  • Evendriel
  • Evendriel, Lantern of the Drowned
  • Ezzurine, the Comet's Daughter

F: 26 names

  • Fabulinus
  • Faelorn
  • Faelorn, Lord of the Elder Trees
  • Fand
  • Father Flint
  • Father Thames
  • Father Time
  • Felicitas
  • Fennarach, Speaker for the Unburied
  • Fenwyth
  • Fenwyth, the Marsh-Light
  • Ferrimay, Lady of Garden Gates
  • Ferrolin, God of Nails and Hinges

F, continued

  • Fides
  • Fiorvenne, Flower of the Burned Field
  • Fjorgyn
  • Fjorvald
  • Fjorvald, Lord of the Frozen Gate
  • Flora
  • Florrin, Goddess of Window Boxes
  • Fornax
  • Freyja
  • Freyr
  • Frigg
  • Fujin
  • Fyrmaine, the Kindled Heart

G: 35 names

  • Gaffer Stone
  • Gaia
  • Galathiel
  • Galdrune, God of the Carved Word
  • Ganesha
  • Garrow, Watcher of the Chicken Coop
  • Garuda
  • Gayatri
  • Ghalvane, the Mason of Mountains
  • Ghiselwen, Veiled Elder of the Silent Order
  • Ghorrum

G, continued

  • Ghorrum, Devourer of Mountains
  • Giltine
  • Girra
  • Glaumvar, the Roar in the Avalanche
  • Godfather Oak
  • Goodwife Harvest
  • Govannon
  • Grandfather Antler
  • Grandfather Clay
  • Grandfather Tide
  • Grandmother Cobweb
  • Grandmother Loom

G, continued

  • Granny Thimble
  • Grend
  • Grendholt, Sleeper Under the Bog
  • Grian
  • Grimhallow, God of Hollow Bells
  • Guabancex
  • Guanyin
  • Gucumatz
  • Gula
  • Gwethoril, the Horn at Daybreak
  • Gwyndara
  • Gwyndara, the White Hind

H: 43 names

  • Haddurek, Guardian of the Mountain Pass
  • Hades
  • Hainuwele
  • Halcyreth, Warden of Calm Harbors
  • Halvedh, God of the Half-Light
  • Hanuman
  • Harpocrates
  • Hathor
  • Hattock, Lord of the Coat Rack
  • Haumia-tiketike
  • He Who Carries the Dusk
  • He Who Holds the Mountain's Breath
  • He Who Laughs at the Flood
  • He Who Measures the Days

H, continued

  • He Who Opens the Way
  • He Who Planted the First Tree
  • He Who Turns the Seasons
  • He Whose Name Is Thunder
  • Hebe
  • Hecate
  • Heimdall
  • Hel
  • Helios
  • Hephaestus
  • Heqet
  • Hera
  • Hermes
  • Hesketh, the Wandering Ember

H, continued

  • Hesperine
  • Hesperine, Evening's Lantern
  • Hesprith, Gleaner of Fallen Stars
  • Hestia
  • Hine-titama
  • Hjolt
  • Hnoss
  • Hobbrand, Brewer to the Gods
  • Horus
  • Houtu
  • Huitzilopochtli
  • Hymenaios
  • Hyperion
  • Hypnos
  • Hyrmathe, She Who Tends the Beacon

I: 31 names

  • Idrasolde, Lady of the Amber Hour
  • Ikatere
  • Ilargi
  • Illuane
  • Ilsendra
  • Ilsendra, She Who Weaves the Dawn
  • Ilu-Marak
  • Ilvarra
  • Ilvarra, Lady of the Still Water
  • Ilyaris, First Light on the Water

I, continued

  • Imrilith, Mother of Bees
  • Inanna
  • Inari
  • Indra
  • Inti
  • Iridas
  • Isaldre, Goddess of Clear Water
  • Ishtar
  • Ishtaviel, the Seven-Winged
  • Ishvael

I, continued

  • Ishvael, Shepherd of the Drowned
  • Isis
  • Iskarine
  • Iskarine, the Cold Judge
  • Ithrax, the Chained Sun
  • Ithrunel
  • Ithrunel, Keeper of Forgotten Names
  • Ivrenne, Cupbearer of the Feast Hall
  • Iwanagahime
  • Ixquic
  • Izanami

J: 15 names

  • Jack Frost
  • Jack in the Green
  • Jashkar
  • Jashkar, the Red Sower
  • Jessamyre, Lady of Night-Blooming Things
  • John Barleycorn
  • Jorrick, Patron of Late Travelers
  • Jorumund
  • Jovarran, the Ninth Thunder
  • Jowangsin
  • Juno
  • Jupiter
  • Jurgathe, Drummer of the War Camp
  • Justitia
  • Juventas

K: 32 names

  • Kaelithra
  • Kaelithra, Lady of the Green Sleep
  • Kaevonne
  • Kaevonne, Lady of the Bell Tower
  • Kagutsuchi
  • Kahukura
  • Kali
  • Kalumdagh
  • Kamadeva
  • Kamui Fuchi

K, continued

  • Karthoum, Lord of the Ash-Choked Sky
  • Kelthussa, Warden of the Wyrm-Gate
  • Kethrys
  • Kethrys, Whisperer of Locks
  • Kharuvane
  • Kharuvane, Warden of the Salt Marches
  • Khem-Otar
  • Khepri
  • Khonsu
  • Kishdarra, Mother of Caravans
  • Kitterwen, the Fox Among the Gods

K, continued

  • Kombrath, God of Kilns and Clay
  • Korrhymne, Mother of Ravens
  • Korvashti, Huntress of the Red Moon
  • Kostroma
  • Krishna
  • Kubaba
  • Kukailimoku
  • Kukulkan
  • Kuula
  • Kyrielle
  • Kyrielle, She of Endless Song

L: 37 names

  • Lachesis
  • Lachrymae, Patron of Unshed Tears
  • Lady Luck
  • Lakapati
  • Lakshmi
  • Lasvethe, the Long Sorrow
  • Laverna
  • Leizu
  • Leucothea
  • Lhoswen, the Fog-Walker
  • Libitina
  • Lilinoe

L, continued

  • Limos
  • Linnevar, Tender of the Evening Fire
  • Lirabeau, Fiddler at the Crossroads
  • Liranelle
  • Little Brother Rain
  • Little Mother Moss
  • Little Sister Moon
  • Loki
  • Loomkin, Godling of Tangled Yarn
  • Lorcanth
  • Lorimund, God of Steady Hands
  • Loucetios

L, continued

  • Loviatar
  • Lucina
  • Ludovenne, Patron of Gamblers and Fools
  • Lugh
  • Lugus
  • Lumaris
  • Lumaris, the Watchful Candle
  • Luna
  • Lunelleth
  • Lureneth, Singer of Empty Halls
  • Lyssa
  • Lythienne
  • Lythienne, Bright Lady of Wells

M: 56 names

  • Maahes
  • Maat
  • Mabon
  • Madderakka
  • Maelonwy
  • Maerwen
  • Magna Mater
  • Mago
  • Makemake
  • Malina
  • Mama Ocllo
  • Mama Sara
  • Manannan
  • Mantus

M, continued

  • Marduk
  • Maristelle, Pilot of Lost Ships
  • Marradine
  • Marradine, Queen of the Loom
  • Marrowen, Nurse of the Fallen
  • Mars
  • Marzanna
  • Math fab Mathonwy
  • Matrona
  • Maui
  • Mawu-Lisa
  • Meditrina
  • Megaera
  • Melinoe

M, continued

  • Meliora
  • Meliora, Goddess of Small Mercies
  • Mellona
  • Melpomene
  • Mer-Okhan
  • Mercury
  • Merrow-of-the-Well, Guardian of Buckets
  • Mictlantecuhtli
  • Minerva
  • Mirrabel, Patroness of Borrowed Books
  • Mithra
  • Mixcoatl
  • Mnemosyne
  • Modron

M, continued

  • Mokosh
  • Moneta
  • Mordanthe, Usher of Final Guests
  • Morrigan
  • Morrowe, Keeper of the Next Day
  • Morvane
  • Morvane, Warden of the Last Door
  • Morwethra, Midwife of the First Dawn
  • Mossop, Godling of Garden Paths
  • Mother Marrow
  • Mother Nature
  • Murugan
  • Myrkandor, Lord of the Lightless Road
  • Myrrhaline, the Anointed

N: 39 names

  • Nabu
  • Namaka
  • Nanaya
  • Nanna
  • Nanook
  • Naruquil, Lord of the Reef
  • Neith
  • Nemesis
  • Nemetona
  • Nephthys
  • Neptune
  • Neredha
  • Neredha, Queen of the Salt Roads

N, continued

  • Nergal
  • Nethiluun, the Dreaming Tide
  • Nike
  • Nimaleen
  • Nimbralis, Sovereign of the High Airs
  • Nimmezura
  • Nimshael
  • Nimshael, Singer at the Gate
  • Ningal
  • Ninhursag
  • Ninkasi
  • Ninshubur
  • Njord

N, continued

  • Nocthar
  • Nocthar, the Sleepless Eye
  • Nocturis, Sovereign of Sleep
  • Nuada
  • Nuddle, Friend of Sleeping Cats
  • Nuliajuk
  • Numi-Torum
  • Nuvellyn, She of the Second Chance
  • Nuwa
  • Nymerisse, Queen of Moths
  • Nyssarene
  • Nyssarene, Mother of Silences
  • Nyx

O: 42 names

  • Obatala
  • Oceanus
  • Odin
  • Odrick, Godling of Squeaking Hinges
  • Ogun
  • Okkel, Spirit of the Bread Oven
  • Okuninushi
  • Old Father Thunder
  • Old Man Heron
  • Old Man Winter
  • Old Mother Hearthstone
  • Old Nan Nettle
  • Old Tom Furrow
  • Ollivane, the Gentle Undertaker

O, continued

  • Oloreine, Goddess of Lullabies
  • Ondrahl
  • Ondrahl, the Storm-Bearer
  • One Who Listens at the Door
  • Ophelune, Tender of the Grey Garden
  • Ophirion
  • Ophirion, Lord of the Long Road
  • Ora-Vesh
  • Orchavel, Witness of Vows
  • Orcus
  • Oriellin
  • Orimbrand, the Sword Unsheathed
  • Orisha Oko
  • Orrowmere, the Still Pool

O, continued

  • Orvandir
  • Orvandir, the Wandering Star
  • Oshanwe
  • Oshanwe, Mother of the First Rain
  • Oshosi
  • Oshun
  • Osiris
  • Osmarine, Lady of Salted Wounds
  • Ossenthar, Bone-Warden of the Deep
  • Ostrakon
  • Ostrakon, Keeper of the Ledger
  • Oswinder, Herald of the Turning Year
  • Otso
  • Oya

P: 23 names

  • Pachamama
  • Panacea
  • Parvati
  • Parvessin, Mender of Broken Oaths
  • Peitho
  • Pele
  • Peliora
  • Peliora, the Kind Wind
  • Pennywhit, Patron of Small Change
  • Pernivash, Bargainer at the Black Bridge
  • Persephone

P, continued

  • Perun
  • Phaedrine, Oracle of the Split Stone
  • Pheme
  • Pibbin, God of Lost Buttons
  • Pluto
  • Poliahu
  • Pomona
  • Poseidon
  • Prometheus
  • Ptah
  • Pyrrhane
  • Pyrrhane, the Cleansing Fire

Q: 9 names

  • Qa-Leth
  • Quenneth
  • Quenneth, the Patient Vine
  • Quetzalcoatl
  • Quillandre, Mistress of Maps
  • Quillip, God of Inkblots
  • Quorrath
  • Quorrath, God of the Last Coin
  • Quorwyn, Arbiter of Boundaries

R: 20 names

  • Ra
  • Ra-Horakhty
  • Raijin
  • Rama
  • Ravashka, Goddess of the Ninth Hour
  • Ravensdotter
  • Reshtali
  • Reshtali, She Who Counts the Stars
  • Rhaskal
  • Rhaskal, God of Fair Bargains

R, continued

  • Rhea
  • Rhiannon
  • Rhosmyr, the Bell Beneath the Sea
  • Rhovanneth, God of the Open Gate
  • Roskuldir, the Hoarfrost King
  • Rukhaza
  • Rukhaza, Mother of Scars
  • Rundle, God of Wobbly Tables
  • Rusthavar, Collector of Dropped Swords
  • Ryujin

S: 67 names

  • Saffrelle, Mistress of Spice Roads
  • Sallenmoor, the Wandering Bog-Fire
  • Samsin
  • Sarakka
  • Saraswati
  • Sarkhaal
  • Sarkhaal, God of the Rendered Beast
  • Sarnath
  • Sarnath, Lord of the Reckoning
  • Sciravel, Prince of Mirrors
  • Sedna
  • Sekhmet
  • Selene

S, continued

  • Selimbra, Mother of Fireflies
  • Selquis, Mistress of Fog and Rumor
  • Serapis
  • Serephine
  • Serephine, the Wounded Dawn
  • Seshat
  • Sethrys
  • Sethrys, God of Locked Doors
  • Shai
  • Shamash
  • Shango
  • Shaushka
  • She of the Thousand Lanterns

S, continued

  • She Who Mends What Morning Breaks
  • She Who Pours the Rivers
  • She Who Remembers Every Name
  • She Who Unties All Knots
  • She Who Walks Behind the Rain
  • She Who Was Before the Sea
  • She Who Wears the Night
  • She Whose Veil Is the Mist
  • Shiva
  • Shubaltenakh
  • Siduri
  • Silenus
  • Sinann
  • Sipple, Godling of the Last Cup of Tea

S, continued

  • Sister Salt
  • Sister Swallow
  • Sivanne
  • Sivanne, the Sweet Poison
  • Skadi
  • Skarn
  • Skeldergast, Helmsman of the Dead Fleet
  • Skolveig, Daughter of Wolves and Snow
  • Skorvane, Reaper of the Wolf-Winter
  • Sobek
  • Sol Invictus
  • Solmirelle, Brightness on the Barley
  • Solunnea

S, continued

  • Somnus
  • Sorathiel
  • Sorathiel, Judge of the Silent Court
  • Soteria
  • Spenta Armaiti
  • Spillikin, God of Dry Firewood
  • Stenn
  • Sugaar
  • Sul-Imra
  • Surya
  • Susanoo
  • Svarog
  • Sylvaine
  • Sylvaine, Voice of the Deep Wood

T: 205 names

  • Tailtiu
  • Takemikazuchi
  • Talvinne
  • Talvinne, Keeper of Winter Seeds
  • Tamsel, Goddess of Rising Bread
  • Tangaroa
  • Tarquell
  • Tarquell, God of Sudden Fortune
  • Tavishenne, Giver of Second Harvests
  • Tempestas
  • Tenjin
  • Terpsichore
  • Tezcatlipoca
  • Thalmerin, Patron of Shipwrights

T, continued

  • Thanatos
  • Tharkun
  • Tharkun, Anvil of the World
  • That Which Sleeps Below
  • The Aesir
  • The All-Father
  • The Anunnaki
  • The Ash-Crowned
  • The Ashen Choir
  • The Ashvins
  • The Barefoot Pilgrim
  • The Bearer of the Scales
  • The Beekeeper
  • The Bell-Ringer
  • The Blind Oracle

T, continued

  • The Bone-Mother
  • The Briar Sovereign
  • The Bride of Winter
  • The Bright Hunter
  • The Bright Twins
  • The Broken God
  • The Broken Wheel
  • The Cinder Queen
  • The Corn Mother
  • The Counter of Grains
  • The Crooked Scribe
  • The Crowned Stag
  • The Dioscuri
  • The Divine Twins

T, continued

  • The Dreaming Serpent
  • The Drowned King
  • The Drowsing Giant
  • The Drummer in the Dark
  • The Earth Mother
  • The Elder Sister
  • The Ember Maiden
  • The Empty Throne
  • The Ennead
  • The Faceless Mason
  • The Fates
  • The Ferryman's Wife
  • The First Smith
  • The Fisher of Souls
  • The Frost Father

T, continued

  • The Furies
  • The Gilded Beggar
  • The Graces
  • The Grandmother of Storms
  • The Green Man
  • The Grey Piper
  • The Grim Reaper
  • The Guest Who Never Leaves
  • The Hand That Sows
  • The Harvest Bride
  • The Hero Twins
  • The Hesperides
  • The Hollow King
  • The Holly King
  • The Honey Lord

T, continued

  • The Hooded Judge
  • The Horned One
  • The Hound of Dusk
  • The Iron Shepherd
  • The Judge of Ashes
  • The Keeper of Keys
  • The Kettle-Warmer
  • The Kindly Ones
  • The Knot-Maker
  • The Lady of the Lake
  • The Lamp in the Marsh
  • The Lantern-Bearer
  • The Lares
  • The Last Lamplighter

T, continued

  • The Laughing One
  • The Listening Stone
  • The Lord of Small Things
  • The Lord of the Crossroads
  • The Lord of the Locked Room
  • The Lords of Xibalba
  • The Man in the Moon
  • The May Queen
  • The Midnight Sun
  • The Miller at the World's Edge
  • The Mirror Queen
  • The Moon's Midwife
  • The Mother of Monsters
  • The Mountain's Daughter
  • The Muses

T, continued

  • The Nameless Judge
  • The Nine Hungers
  • The Ninefold Mother
  • The Ninth Wave
  • The Norns
  • The Oak King
  • The Oath-Eater
  • The Ogdoad
  • The Old Man of the Mountain
  • The Olympians
  • The One-Eyed Crone
  • The Orchard Keeper
  • The Pale Rider
  • The Penates
  • The Queen of Dust

T, continued

  • The Raven Bride
  • The Reaper of the Fields
  • The Red Gardener
  • The Reed Prince
  • The Rust-King
  • The Salt Bride
  • The Sandman
  • The Sea's Own Daughter
  • The Seven Lucky Gods
  • The Shepherd of Storms
  • The Silent Ferryman
  • The Silent Sister
  • The Sky Father
  • The Sleeper in the Deep

T, continued

  • The Smiling Stranger
  • The Smith Under the Mountain
  • The Sower of Salt
  • The Star-Sower
  • The Stitcher of Wounds
  • The Storm Crow
  • The Stranger at the Feast
  • The Sun in Chains
  • The Sun-Eater
  • The Thief of Hours
  • The Thousand-Eyed
  • The Three Who Wait
  • The Tide-Caller
  • The Titans
  • The Toll-Keeper

T, continued

  • The Tower Without Doors
  • The Tuatha De Danann
  • The Twice-Born
  • The Twin Flames
  • The Unbound Flame
  • The Unfinished One
  • The Unsleeping Gate
  • The Valkyries
  • The Vanir
  • The Veiled Queen
  • The Wanderer Beyond the Hedge
  • The Wandering Physician
  • The Watcher at the Ford
  • The Watcher in the Well
  • The Weaver

T, continued

  • The Weeping Star
  • The Wheel of Sparks
  • The Whisper in the Wheat
  • The Widow of the Sea
  • The Winter Stag
  • The Wolf at the Door
  • The Wolf-Mother
  • The Wyrm Beneath
  • Thesan
  • Thessaline
  • Thessaline, Keeper of Oaths
  • They of the Hollow Hill
  • They Who Guard the Sleeping
  • They Who Sing the Tide Home

T, continued

  • They Who Wait Beneath the Ice
  • Thimbelle, Mender of Torn Hems
  • Thor
  • Those Who Came Before
  • Thoth
  • Thrag
  • Thraigar, God of Honest Wounds
  • Thunnarak, the Hammer's Echo
  • Thurmoss, Lord of Rot and Renewal
  • Tiamat
  • Tibbeth, Goddess of Rainy Afternoons
  • Tirravel, Keeper of Roads Not Taken
  • Tisiphone
  • Tlaloc
  • Tlaltecuhtli

T, continued

  • Toci
  • Tolvanya, Spinner of Fates Unspun
  • Tonatiuh
  • Torrandel
  • Torrandel, Hammer of the Sky
  • Torvalune, King of the Autumn Court
  • Tsirelle, the Needle and the Thread
  • Tsovinar
  • Tsukuyomi
  • Tulugaak
  • Tumbrevor, Roller of Thunder
  • Tuonetar
  • Tur-Anesh
  • Turan
  • Tyr

U: 16 names

  • Udrakesh, Serpent of the Deep Springs
  • Uka-no-Mitama
  • Uldrahn, the Sunken Crown
  • Ulmezzidar
  • Ulmoth
  • Ulmoth, Father of Leviathans
  • Ulvarn
  • Ulwynne, Voice of the Cavern

U, continued

  • Umbrael
  • Umbrael, the Merciful Shadow
  • Uncle Barley
  • Uncle Crossroads
  • Uranus
  • Urshadinna
  • Ustrava
  • Ustrava, Mother of Wolves

V: 27 names

  • Vaelmund
  • Vaelmund, Guardian of the Ford
  • Vaerthos
  • Vaerthos, Breaker of Chains
  • Vakarine
  • Vandrelle
  • Vandrelle, the Laughing Flame
  • Varthogrim, the Stone That Remembers
  • Varuna
  • Vashti-Ra
  • Vasuki
  • Vel-Oshai
  • Veles

V, continued

  • Velmora
  • Velmora, Mother of Tides
  • Venus
  • Vessalyn, Bride of the Storm
  • Vhalessa, Queen of the Pearl Courts
  • Viracocha
  • Vishnu
  • Vittoriel, Lady of Hard-Won Peace
  • Vohrmesh, Miser of the Deep Vaults
  • Volkamir, Wolf-Lord of the Birchwood
  • Vorenthe
  • Vorenthe, the Two-Faced Moon
  • Vorrmund, God of the Iron Harvest
  • Vulcan

W: 11 names

  • Wakan Tanka
  • Wenchang
  • Wendaleth, Walker Between Winters
  • Willowick, Spirit of the Kitchen Garden
  • Wisp-Nan, Grandmother of Candle Stubs
  • Wisteryn, Weaver of Small Winds
  • Wolgathar, the Boar of Battle
  • Wrenholde, the Little Guardian
  • Wynnalune
  • Wyrmoth
  • Wyrmoth, Sleeper Beneath the Roots

X: 9 names

  • Xalvora
  • Xalvora, Mistress of the Ninth Bell
  • Xanthelis, Gilded Voice of Kings
  • Xilonen
  • Xipe Totec
  • Xmucane
  • Xochiquetzal
  • Xolotl
  • Xuanwu

Y: 18 names

  • Yama
  • Yanluo
  • Yemoja
  • Yestrin
  • Yestrin, the Unwritten Page
  • Yevanthe, Lady of the Unlit Shore
  • Ymir
  • Ymirrah
  • Ymirrah, Grandmother Frost

Y, continued

  • Yngvi
  • Yorrand, the Ferryman's Master
  • Yrs-Var
  • Ys-Talor
  • Ysmerelda, Daughter of the Rain
  • Ysolde
  • Ysolde, Keeper of the Long Night
  • Yvarrhe
  • Yvarrhe, the Third Sister

Z: 17 names

  • Zagreus
  • Zalmoxis
  • Zan-Ibeth
  • Zaravethe, Goddess of the Sealed Book
  • Zemyna
  • Zephanor
  • Zephanor, Rider of the West Wind
  • Zephyrus

Z, continued

  • Zeus
  • Zhaddok, Keeper of the Black Granary
  • Zimbalgur
  • Zintharel, Charioteer of Noon
  • Zorviath
  • Zorviath, the Hungering Dusk
  • Zorya Utrennyaya
  • Zorya Vechernyaya
  • Zubaneth, Scribe of the Starlit Vault