Gods Name Generator

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Generate gods with their domains attached, from Perun, God of Thunder to invented deities like Kordran, God of the War-Drum, so you can assemble a full pantheon in minutes. Draws on Greek, Norse, Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Slavic, Celtic, Yoruba, Maya, and Japanese mythology plus original names.

About gods names

A pantheon is more than a list of gods; it is a map of what a culture cared about. The Greeks needed a god of the sea, of wine, and of messengers because they sailed, farmed grapes, and traded. The Norse gave a goddess to skiing and archery (Skadi) because winter mattered. The Egyptians had a god of embalming and a goddess of the flood because the Nile and the afterlife organized their whole year. When you list gods with their domains side by side, the culture behind them appears.

This generator pairs each name with its domain for exactly that reason. About three quarters of the entries come from real mythologies: Perun, God of Thunder; Ereshkigal, Queen of the Great Below; Ixchel, Goddess of the Moon and Medicine. The rest are original but built the same way, so Kordran, God of the War-Drum or Nerisse, Goddess of Salt and Sailors can slot into a homebrew world without sounding out of place next to the real thing.

A good fantasy pantheon usually has eight to fifteen major gods covering the things people pray about (weather, harvest, war, death, love, craft, luck, the sea) and a few odd, specific ones that make the world feel lived-in: a god of locks, a goddess of bees, a keeper of roads.

How to choose gods names

  • Cover the essentials first (sky, sea, earth, death, war, love, harvest, craft), then add two or three oddly specific gods; those are what make a pantheon memorable.
  • Give gods relationships: siblings, rivals, spouses, and a parent generation. Real pantheons are family dramas.
  • Use domain pairs that reveal culture, like Shamash as god of both sun and justice, or Freyja as goddess of both love and battle.
  • Decide whether your world has one pantheon or several competing ones; neighboring peoples in history often worshipped the same god under different names.
  • Keep the domain phrasing consistent within a pantheon (God of X versus Lord of X versus Keeper of X) unless the difference is meaningful.

Frequently asked questions

How many gods should a fantasy pantheon have?

Most workable pantheons have between eight and fifteen major deities plus minor ones. The Greek Olympians number twelve, the Norse Aesir and Vanir have around fifteen frequently named gods, and D&D pantheons usually land in the same range.

Are these real gods or invented ones?

Both. About three quarters of the entries are gods and other mythic figures from Greek, Roman, Norse, Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Canaanite, Slavic, Celtic, Hindu, Japanese, Aztec, Maya, Yoruba, Polynesian, Persian, Finnish, Chinese, and Inca traditions, among others; the rest are original names built to match those patterns.

What domains do gods usually have?

The near-universal ones are sky and thunder, sun, moon, sea, earth and harvest, death and the underworld, war, love and fertility, wisdom or writing, and craft. Trickster figures and gods of luck, roads, and hearth appear in most cultures too.

Can I use these gods and domains in a commercial game or novel?

Yes. Mythological gods are public domain, and the original names and domains here are free to use with no attribution required.

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A: 91 names

  • Abundantia, Goddess of Overflowing Plenty
  • Achelous, God of the Greatest River
  • Adad, God of Storm and Rain
  • Aditi, Mother of the Gods
  • Aegir, God of the Ocean and Brewing
  • Aelthuin, God of the First Thaw
  • Aengus, God of Love and Youth
  • Aeolus, Keeper of the Winds
  • Aether, God of the Upper Air
  • Aganju, Orisha of Volcanoes
  • Aglaea, Grace of Splendor
  • Agni, God of Fire
  • Agwe, Lwa of the Sea and Sailors

A, continued

  • Ah Muzen Cab, Maya God of Bees
  • Ah Puch, God of Death
  • Ahti, God of the Waters
  • Ahura Mazda, Lord of Wisdom
  • Aine, Goddess of Summer and Sovereignty
  • Airmed, Goddess of Healing Herbs
  • Aiyysyt, Yakut Goddess of Birth
  • Aker, Guardian of the Horizon
  • Al-Lat, Arabian Goddess of Prosperity
  • Al-Uzza, Arabian Goddess of Might
  • Ala, Igbo Goddess of Earth and Morality
  • Aldovar, Patron of Mapmakers
  • Aldrakhan, God of Ash and Ruin

A, continued

  • Alecto, Fury of Unceasing Anger
  • Amadioha, Igbo God of Thunder and Lightning
  • Amanikable, Tagalog God of the Rough Sea
  • Amarantha, Goddess of Growing Things
  • Amaterasu, Goddess of the Sun
  • Ame-no-Uzume, Goddess of Dawn and Revelry
  • Amma, Dogon Creator of the Universe
  • Ammit, Devourer of Unworthy Hearts
  • Amphitrite, Queen of the Sea
  • Amun, God of the Hidden Wind
  • Anaethe, Goddess of the Last Breath
  • Anahita, Goddess of Waters and Fertility
  • Ananke, Goddess of Necessity

A, continued

  • Anansi, Trickster and Keeper of Stories
  • Anat, Goddess of War and Hunting
  • Andraste, Goddess of Victory
  • Angerona, Goddess of Silence and Secrecy
  • Angra Mainyu, Spirit of Destruction
  • Anhur, God of War and Hunting
  • Anitun Tabu, Goddess of Wind and Rain
  • Annapurna, Goddess of Food and Nourishment
  • Anu, God of the Heavens
  • Anubis, God of Embalming
  • Anuket, Goddess of the Nile Cataracts
  • Anzarak, God of the Nine Hells
  • Ao Guang, Dragon King of the Eastern Sea

A, continued

  • Apedemak, Lion God of Nubia
  • Apep, Serpent of Chaos
  • Aphrodite, Goddess of Love
  • Apis, Sacred Bull of Memphis
  • Apolaki, Tagalog God of the Sun and Warriors
  • Apollo, God of the Sun and Prophecy
  • Apsu, God of Fresh Water
  • Aramazd, Father of the Armenian Gods
  • Arawn, Lord of Annwn
  • Arduinna, Boar Goddess of the Ardennes
  • Ares, God of War
  • Arianrhod, Lady of the Silver Wheel
  • Aristaeus, God of Beekeeping

A, continued

  • Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt
  • Artio, Bear Goddess
  • Arveleth, God of Falling Leaves
  • Asase Ya, Akan Goddess of the Earth
  • Asclepius, God of Medicine
  • Ashenmar, Last Light of the West
  • Asherah, Mother Goddess
  • Ashkarai, God of the Desert
  • Ashur, God of the Assyrian Empire
  • Astarte, Goddess of Love and War
  • Asteria, Titaness of Falling Stars
  • Astraea, Star Maiden of Justice
  • Atabey, Taino Mother of Fresh Waters

A, continued

  • Atar, God of Fire
  • Aten, God of the Sun Disk
  • Athena, Goddess of Wisdom
  • Atlas, Titan Who Bears the Heavens
  • Atropos, Fate Who Cuts the Thread
  • Atum, God of Creation and the Setting Sun
  • Au Co, Fairy Mother of the Vietnamese
  • Aurelion, God of the Dawn
  • Aurora, Goddess of the Dawn
  • Ausrine, Goddess of the Morning Star
  • Austeja, Goddess of Bees
  • Avenlode, the Quiet River
  • Ayyappan, God of Self-Discipline

B: 43 names

  • Baal, God of Storms and Fertility
  • Babalu Aye, God of Healing and Disease
  • Bacchus, God of Wine
  • Bachue, Muisca Mother of Humankind
  • Badb, Goddess of Battle
  • Baelthor, God of Endurance
  • Bai Baianai, Yakut Spirit of Hunters
  • Baiame, Sky Father of the Kamilaroi
  • Balarama, God of the Plough
  • Baldr, God of Light
  • Balthazorn, God of Nine Horns
  • Bastet, Goddess of Cats and Protection
  • Bat, Cow Goddess of the Heavens
  • Bathala, Supreme Creator of the Tagalog

B, continued

  • Beaivi, Sami Goddess of the Sun
  • Belenus, God of the Sun
  • Belisama, Goddess of Lakes and Bright Fire
  • Belisande, Goddess of Mercy
  • Bellona, Goddess of War
  • Belmoreth, Keeper of the Ninth Door
  • Belobog, God of Light
  • Bendis, Thracian Goddess of the Hunt
  • Benzaiten, Goddess of Music and Wisdom
  • Bes, God of Households and Children
  • Bessenmir, God of Beehives
  • Bishamonten, God of Warriors
  • Blodeuwedd, Maiden Made of Flowers
  • Boann, Goddess of the River Boyne

B, continued

  • Bochica, Muisca Bringer of Laws and Crafts
  • Bona Dea, the Good Goddess of Healing
  • Boreas, God of the North Wind
  • Bragi, God of Poetry
  • Brahma, God of Creation
  • Brakhazan, Breaker of Chains
  • Bran, God of Prophecy
  • Brigid, Goddess of Fire and Poetry
  • Brihaspati, Teacher of the Gods
  • Britomartis, Goddess of Nets and Mountains
  • Brivanna, Goddess of Autumn Orchards
  • Brommel, God of Brewers' Yeast
  • Bruthos, God of Bulls
  • Bryseis, Goddess of Weavers
  • Bunjil, Eaglehawk Creator of the Kulin

C: 47 names

  • Caelisse, Goddess of Prophecy
  • Caerus, God of the Opportune Moment
  • Cailleach, Hag of Winter
  • Caishen, God of Wealth
  • Callindra, Goddess of the Threshing Floor
  • Calliope, Muse of Epic Poetry
  • Calvarin, God of Lighthouses and Reefs
  • Camulos, Gaulish God of War
  • Cardea, Goddess of Door Hinges
  • Carmenta, Goddess of Prophecy and Childbirth
  • Carrowick, God of Candle-Makers

C, continued

  • Cassivar, God of Bridges
  • Centeotl, Aztec God of Maize
  • Cerelith, Goddess of Honey
  • Ceres, Goddess of Grain
  • Cernunnos, Horned God of the Wild
  • Cerridwen, Goddess of Inspiration
  • Chaac, Maya God of Rain
  • Chalchiuhtlicue, Goddess of Rivers and Lakes
  • Chandra, God of the Moon
  • Chang'e, Goddess of the Moon
  • Chantico, Goddess of the Hearth Fire
  • Chaos, the First Void

C, continued

  • Charon, Ferryman of the Dead
  • Chasca, Inca Goddess of Dawn and Dusk
  • Chernobog, God of Darkness
  • Chia, Muisca Goddess of the Moon
  • Chitragupta, Keeper of the Record of Deeds
  • Chloris, Goddess of Blossoms
  • Chukwu, Supreme Creator of the Igbo
  • Clementia, Goddess of Clemency
  • Clio, Muse of History
  • Cliodhna, Queen of the Banshees
  • Cloacina, Goddess of the Great Sewer
  • Clotho, Fate Who Spins the Thread

C, continued

  • Coatlicue, Goddess of Earth and Serpents
  • Concordia, Goddess of Harmony
  • Consus, Guardian of Stored Grain
  • Corbrand, Patron of Stonemasons
  • Corvane, God of Crows and Omens
  • Corymeth, God of Tide Pools
  • Coventina, Goddess of the Sacred Well
  • Coyolxauhqui, Bell-Faced Goddess of the Moon
  • Cupid, God of Love
  • Cybele, Great Mother of the Mountain
  • Cyrandor, God of the Sun-Sworn
  • Cyrenne, Goddess of the Wind

D: 38 names

  • Dagda, God of Abundance
  • Dagon, God of Grain
  • Dagr, God of Day
  • Daikokuten, God of Wealth
  • Dakuwaqa, Fijian Shark God
  • Dali, Georgian Goddess of the Mountain Hunt
  • Damballa, Serpent Lwa of the Sky
  • Danu, Mother of the Tuatha De Danann
  • Dazhbog, God of the Sun
  • Dedun, Nubian God of Incense and Wealth
  • Deimos, God of Terror
  • Delling, God of the Dawn

D, continued

  • Delphine, Goddess of Waves
  • Demeter, Goddess of the Harvest
  • Dessimae, Goddess of Morning Mist
  • Devana, Goddess of the Hunt and Wild Places
  • Dewi Sri, Goddess of Rice
  • Dhanvantari, Physician of the Gods
  • Dhemmaroth, the Hollow King
  • Dian Cecht, God of Healing
  • Diana, Goddess of the Hunt and the Moon
  • Dianmu, Mother of Lightning
  • Dievas, God of the Sky
  • Dike, Goddess of Fair Judgment
  • Dionysus, God of Wine and Revelry

D, continued

  • Dodola, Bringer of Rain
  • Domovoi, Guardian Spirit of the House
  • Donn, Lord of the House of the Dead
  • Dornessa, Goddess of Moorland Heather
  • Dorravin, God of Hunger
  • Drathion, God of Serpents
  • Dravokar, Hammer of the Deep Forge
  • Drumlan, God of Milestones
  • Dumuzid, God of Shepherds
  • Durga, Goddess of Protection
  • Dushara, Lord of the Mountain at Petra
  • Dvalinn, God of Stone-Song
  • Dyaus, God of the Sky

E: 39 names

  • Ebisu, God of Fishermen and Luck
  • Ehecatl, Aztec God of Wind
  • Eileithyia, Goddess of Childbirth
  • Eir, Goddess of Healing
  • Eirene, Hour of Peace and Spring
  • Eirwen, Goddess of Snow
  • Ek Chuaj, Maya God of Cacao and Merchants
  • Ekeko, Andean God of Abundance
  • El, Father of the Gods
  • Elowyn, Goddess of Leaves
  • Elpis, Spirit of Hope
  • Elunara, Goddess of the Moon
  • Embrecht, God of Charcoal Burners

E, continued

  • Enbilulu, God of Canals and Irrigation
  • Enki, God of Water and Wisdom
  • Enlil, God of Wind and Storms
  • Enyo, Goddess of Destructive War
  • Eos, Goddess of the Dawn
  • Eostre, Goddess of Spring and the Dawn
  • Ephyrion, God of the Rising Sun
  • Epona, Goddess of Horses
  • Erato, Muse of Love Poetry
  • Erebus, God of Darkness
  • Ereshkigal, Queen of the Great Below
  • Eris, Goddess of Strife
  • Erlang Shen, God of Engineering

E, continued

  • Erlik, God of the Underworld
  • Eros, God of Desire
  • Erra, God of Scorched Earth and Riot
  • Erzulie, Lwa of Love and Beauty
  • Eshmun, Healer God of Sidon
  • Eshu, God of Crossroads
  • Eskarion, God of Avalanches
  • Esus, Woodcutter God of the Gauls
  • Etugen, Mongol Earth Mother
  • Eunomia, Hour of Good Order
  • Euphrosyne, Grace of Good Cheer
  • Euterpe, Muse of Flute Music
  • Ezraline, Goddess of Vengeance

F: 25 names

  • Faelindra, Goddess of Comets
  • Faunus, God of the Forest and Fields
  • Felicitas, Goddess of Good Fortune
  • Fenmoor, God of Marshes
  • Fenrir, the Bound Wolf
  • Fenwarde, God of Mended Nets
  • Feronia, Goddess of Wild Groves and Freedom
  • Ferrumon, God of Iron and Oaths
  • Fides, Goddess of Trust and Good Faith
  • Fionnghal, Goddess of Rain
  • Fjorgyn, Mother of Thor
  • Flidais, Lady of Deer and Wild Cattle

F, continued

  • Flora, Goddess of Flowers
  • Fons, God of Springs
  • Fornax, Goddess of the Bread Oven
  • Forseti, God of Justice and Reconciliation
  • Fortuna, Goddess of Luck
  • Freyja, Goddess of Love and Battle
  • Freyr, God of Fertility and Harvest
  • Frigg, Goddess of Marriage and Foresight
  • Fufluns, Etruscan God of Wine
  • Fujin, God of Wind
  • Fulla, Keeper of Frigg's Treasure Box
  • Fuxi, God of Fishing and Writing
  • Fyrenza, Goddess of Summer Lightning

G: 30 names

  • Gabija, Spirit of the Hearth Fire
  • Gaia, Mother Earth
  • Galdoren, God of River Fords
  • Ganesha, God of Beginnings
  • Ganga, Goddess of the River Ganges
  • Ganymede, Cupbearer of the Gods
  • Garrowmere, Warden of Toll Gates
  • Garuda, King of Birds
  • Geb, God of the Earth
  • Gefjon, Goddess of Ploughing
  • Geras, Spirit of Old Age
  • Geshtinanna, Goddess of the Vine
  • Ghaldrim, Warden of the Frozen Pass
  • Ghelbert, Patron of Tinkers
  • Gibil, God of Fire and the Kiln

G, continued

  • Glacius, God of Ice
  • Glaucus, Fisherman Turned Sea God
  • Glooscap, Wabanaki Shaper of the Land
  • Goibniu, God of Smithing
  • Gorrundal, the Mountain That Walks
  • Gorwyth, God of Tree Rings
  • Grannus, God of Hot Springs
  • Grimhild, Keeper of Graves
  • Guabancex, Taino Goddess of Hurricanes
  • Guan Yu, God of War and Loyalty
  • Guanyin, Goddess of Mercy
  • Gula, Goddess of Healing and Dogs
  • Gullveig, Thrice-Burned Seeress
  • Gwydre, God of Broken Oaths
  • Gwyn ap Nudd, Leader of the Wild Hunt

H: 64 names

  • Habaek, Korean God of the Amnok River
  • Hachiman, God of War and Archery
  • Hades, Lord of the Underworld
  • Halcyor, God of Peace
  • Haldremar, Bringer of Safe Harbor
  • Hallowmae, Goddess of Lullabies
  • Halmira, Goddess of Oases
  • Halvard, God of Snow
  • Hanuman, God of Strength and Devotion
  • Haoma, God of the Sacred Plant
  • Hapi, God of the Nile Flood
  • Hariti, Protector of Children

H, continued

  • Harmonia, Goddess of Concord
  • Harpocrates, Child God of Silence
  • Hathor, Goddess of Joy and Music
  • Haumea, Hawaiian Goddess of Birth
  • Havrek, God of Ash
  • Hebat, Queen of the Hurrian Heavens
  • Hebe, Goddess of Youth
  • Hebo, Lord of the Yellow River
  • Hecate, Goddess of Crossroads and Witchcraft
  • Heh, God of Infinity
  • Heimdall, Guardian of the Bifrost
  • Heka, God of Magic
  • Heket, Frog Goddess of Fertility

H, continued

  • Hel, Queen of the Dead
  • Helios, Titan of the Sun
  • Hemera, Goddess of Day
  • Hephaestus, God of the Forge
  • Hera, Queen of the Gods
  • Hermes, Messenger of the Gods
  • Hermod, Messenger of the Aesir
  • Hesmira, Lady of Looms
  • Hesperia, Goddess of Evening
  • Hesperus, the Evening Star
  • Hestia, Goddess of the Hearth
  • Hethiru, Goddess of Reeds and Herons
  • Hi'iaka, Hawaiian Patron of Hula and Healing

H, continued

  • Hina, Polynesian Goddess of the Moon
  • Hine-nui-te-po, Goddess of Night and Death
  • Hobbrun, Small God of Doorsteps
  • Hodr, Blind God of Winter
  • Hoenir, Giver of Reason to the First Humans
  • Holda, Lady of Winter and Spinning
  • Honos, God of Honor
  • Horagalles, Sami God of Thunder
  • Horkos, Avenger of False Oaths
  • Horreth, Warden of Granaries
  • Horus, God of the Sky and Kingship
  • Hotei, God of Contentment
  • Hou Ji, Lord of Millet

H, continued

  • Houtu, Sovereign of the Earth
  • Houyi, the Divine Archer
  • Hruvald, the Storm-Crowned
  • Hu, God of the Spoken Word
  • Huehuecoyotl, Old Coyote of Song and Dance
  • Huitzilopochtli, God of War and the Sun
  • Huixtocihuatl, Goddess of Salt
  • Hunahpu, Hero Twin of the Maya
  • Huracan, Heart of Sky
  • Hwanin, Lord of Heaven in Korean Myth
  • Hygieia, Goddess of Health
  • Hyperion, Titan of Heavenly Light
  • Hypnos, God of Sleep

I: 28 names

  • Iah, God of the Moon's Phases
  • Idrasil, God of the World-Tree
  • Idunn, Keeper of the Golden Apples
  • Ignaros, God of the Forge
  • Ihy, God of the Sistrum
  • Illapa, Inca God of Thunder and Rain
  • Ilmarinen, God of the Forge
  • Ilmaryn, Goddess of Dew
  • Ilmatar, Maiden of the Air
  • Ilyandre, the Veiled Mother
  • Inanna, Queen of Heaven
  • Inara, Goddess of the Wild Steppe Animals
  • Inari, God of Rice and Foxes
  • Indra, King of the Gods and Storms

I, continued

  • Inti, Sun God of the Inca
  • Iris, Goddess of the Rainbow
  • Ishtar, Goddess of Love and War
  • Isis, Goddess of Magic and Motherhood
  • Iskandrel, God of the Long Night
  • Ismene, Goddess of Quiet Graves
  • Ithariel, Goddess of the Wheel of Fate
  • Ithilmar, God of Moonlight
  • Ithra, Goddess of Webs and Spiders
  • Itzamna, God of the Sky and Wisdom
  • Ivareth, God of Eclipses
  • Ixchel, Goddess of the Moon and Medicine
  • Izanagi, God of Creation
  • Izanami, Goddess of Creation and Death

J: 16 names

  • Jacheongbi, Korean Goddess of Farming
  • Jaci, Tupi Goddess of the Moon
  • Jagannath, Lord of the Universe
  • Janus, God of Doorways and Beginnings
  • Jarilo, God of Spring and Fertility
  • Jessamir, Goddess of Night-Blooming Flowers
  • Jord, Goddess of the Earth
  • Jormungandr, the World Serpent

J, continued

  • Jowangsin, Goddess of the Kitchen Fire
  • Julunggul, Rainbow Serpent of the Yolngu
  • Junessa, Goddess of the Longest Day
  • Juno, Goddess of Marriage
  • Jupiter, King of the Roman Gods
  • Jurojin, God of Longevity
  • Justitia, Goddess of Justice
  • Juturna, Goddess of Fountains and Wells

K: 47 names

  • K'awiil, Maya God of Lightning and Lineage
  • Kaedros, Champion of the Outnumbered
  • Kaelith, Goddess of the Sky
  • Kaerith, Goddess of Bones
  • Kaggen, Mantis Trickster of the San
  • Kagutsuchi, God of Fire
  • Kali, Goddess of Time and Destruction
  • Kama, God of Desire
  • Kamadhenu, Wish-Granting Cow of Plenty
  • Kamrusepa, Goddess of Healing Spells
  • Kamuy Fuchi, Ainu Goddess of the Hearth

K, continued

  • Kan-Laon, Visayan Ruler of Time
  • Kanaloa, Hawaiian God of the Deep Ocean
  • Kane, God of Creation and Light
  • Kartikeya, God of War
  • Kastellan, God of Watchtowers
  • Kaszimir, God of Storm-Heralds
  • Kavrin, God of Fire
  • Kek, God of Primordial Darkness
  • Kelvoran, God of Kelp Forests
  • Kessandra, Goddess of Truth-Telling
  • Kettra, Goddess of Cooking Pots
  • Kharzul, the Unforgiving Tide

K, continued

  • Khepri, God of the Rising Sun
  • Khnum, God of the Potter's Wheel
  • Khonsu, God of the Moon
  • Khors, God of the Sun
  • Ki, Sumerian Goddess of the Earth
  • Kim-un Kamuy, Ainu Bear God of the Mountains
  • Kinich Ahau, Maya God of the Sun
  • Kolvash, Shepherd of Lost Souls
  • Koravel, God of Canyons and Echoes
  • Kordelan, God of Sworn Oaths
  • Kordran, God of the War-Drum
  • Kotan-kar-kamuy, Ainu Maker of the World

K, continued

  • Kothar-wa-Khasis, God of Craft
  • Kratos, Spirit of Strength
  • Krishna, God of Compassion and Love
  • Kronos, Titan of Time and the Harvest
  • Ku, God of War
  • Kubaba, Queen Goddess of Carchemish
  • Kubera, God of Wealth
  • Kuebiko, Scarecrow God of Knowledge
  • Kui Xing, Star God of the Top Scholar
  • Kukulkan, Feathered Serpent of the Maya
  • Kuu, God of the Moon
  • Kvasir, God of Inspiration

L: 30 names

  • Lac Long Quan, Dragon Lord of the Lac People
  • Lachesis, Fate Who Measures the Thread
  • Lada, Goddess of Spring and Beauty
  • Laima, Goddess of Fate
  • Laka, Hawaiian Goddess of Hula
  • Lakapati, Tagalog Deity of Fertile Fields
  • Lakshmi, Goddess of Wealth
  • Laverna, Patron of Thieves
  • Legba, Opener of the Gate
  • Leigong, Duke of Thunder
  • Leizu, Goddess of Silkworms
  • Leshy, Master of the Forest
  • Leto, Mother of Apollo and Artemis
  • Liber, God of Freedom and Wine
  • Libertas, Goddess of Liberty

L, continued

  • Libitina, Goddess of Funerals
  • Limmerel, Lady of Clean Water
  • Lindusa, Lady of Bedtime Stories
  • Lir, God of the Sea
  • Liriel, Goddess of Rain
  • Lofn, Goddess of Forbidden Unions
  • Loki, God of Mischief
  • Lono, God of Rain and Peace
  • Louhi, Goddess of the North
  • Lucina, Bringer of Infants to the Light
  • Ludmiel, Goddess of Bells
  • Lugh, God of Skill and Light
  • Luna, Goddess of the Moon
  • Lunessaria, the Pale Huntress
  • Lyssa, Spirit of Mad Rage

M: 75 names

  • Maahes, Lion God of War
  • Maat, Goddess of Truth and Order
  • Macha, Goddess of War and Horses
  • Maddoc, God of Cart Wheels
  • Mae Phosop, Thai Rice Mother
  • Maelzhara, the Drowned Queen
  • Maevrith, Patron of Midwives
  • Mafdet, Goddess of Swift Justice
  • Magni, God of Might
  • Magu, Goddess of Longevity
  • Magwayen, Visayan Ferrier of Souls
  • Mahakala, Wrathful Protector of the Dharma
  • Mahuika, Maori Goddess of Fire
  • Makemake, Creator God of Rapa Nui
  • Malachar, the Chained God

M, continued

  • Malina, Inuit Goddess of the Sun
  • Mama Cocha, Inca Mother of the Sea
  • Mama Killa, Goddess of the Moon
  • Mama Sara, Inca Mother of Maize
  • Manannan mac Lir, God of the Sea
  • Manasa, Goddess of Snakes
  • Manat, Arabian Goddess of Fate
  • Mandulis, Sun God of Lower Nubia
  • Mani, God of the Moon
  • Maponos, God of Youth and Song
  • Mara, Latvian Mother of Cattle and Milk
  • Marduk, Patron God of Babylon
  • Mari, Basque Lady of the Mountain Storms
  • Marici, Goddess of the Dawn Light
  • Marigwen, Goddess of Kitchen Gardens

M, continued

  • Marrok, God of Wolves
  • Mars, God of War and Farmland
  • Mater Matuta, Goddess of Dawn and Ripening
  • Maui, Trickster Hero
  • Mawu-Lisa, Twin Deity of Moon and Sun
  • Mayahuel, Goddess of the Maguey Plant
  • Mayari, Tagalog Goddess of the Moon
  • Mazu, Goddess of the Sea
  • Medeina, Goddess of Forests and Hares
  • Megaera, Fury of Jealous Grudges
  • Melisande, Goddess of Wandering Stars
  • Mellona, Goddess of Bees and Honey
  • Melpomene, Muse of Tragedy
  • Melqart, God of Tyre
  • Meng Po, Lady of Forgetfulness

M, continued

  • Menrva, Etruscan Goddess of Wisdom and War
  • Menulis, God of the Moon
  • Mercury, God of Trade and Travelers
  • Meretseger, Cobra Goddess of the Tombs
  • Meridia, Goddess of Healing
  • Meskhenet, Goddess of the Birthing Brick
  • Metis, Titaness of Good Counsel
  • Mhorvenna, Lady of Crossroads at Midnight
  • Mictecacihuatl, Lady of the Dead
  • Mictlantecuhtli, God of the Dead
  • Mielikki, Goddess of Forests and Hunting
  • Mimir, God of Wisdom and the Well
  • Min, God of Fertility
  • Minerva, Goddess of Wisdom and Craft
  • Mirielle, Goddess of Dawn Dew

M, continued

  • Mithra, God of Covenants and Light
  • Mixcoatl, God of the Hunt
  • Mnemosyne, Titaness of Memory
  • Modi, God of Battle Wrath
  • Mokosh, Goddess of Earth and Weaving
  • Momus, God of Mockery and Blame
  • Montu, God of War
  • Morana, Goddess of Winter and Death
  • Morpheus, God of Dreams
  • Morrigan, Goddess of Fate and Battle
  • Morvath, God of Silence and Secrets
  • Mot, God of Death
  • Mut, Mother Goddess of Thebes
  • Mwari, Shona Creator and Rain-Giver
  • Myrcandor, God of Amber and Pine Resin

N: 56 names

  • Nabu, God of Scribes
  • Nafanua, Samoan Goddess of War
  • Namarrkon, Lightning Man of Arnhem Land
  • Nammu, Mother of the Primeval Sea
  • Namtar, Herald of Death and Fate
  • Nana Buluku, Grandmother Creator of the Fon
  • Nanabozho, Trickster Hare of the Ojibwe
  • Nandi, Bull Guardian of Shiva's Gate
  • Nanna, God of the Moon
  • Nanook, Inuit Master of Polar Bears
  • Nanshe, Goddess of Fish and Fair Measures
  • Nantosuelta, Goddess of Hearth and Valley
  • Naveth, God of Sea-Songs
  • Nefertem, God of the Lotus and Perfume

N, continued

  • Nehalennia, Protector of North Sea Voyagers
  • Neith, Goddess of War and Weaving
  • Nekhbet, Vulture Goddess of Upper Egypt
  • Nemesis, Goddess of Retribution
  • Nemetona, Goddess of the Sacred Grove
  • Nemorae, Goddess of the Old Wood
  • Nephthys, Goddess of Mourning
  • Neptune, God of the Sea and Horses
  • Nereus, Old Man of the Sea
  • Nergal, God of Plague and War
  • Nerisse, Goddess of Salt and Sailors
  • Nerthus, Earth Mother of the Germanic Tribes
  • Nessaroth, God of Whirlpools
  • Nethuvar, Warden of the Last Gate

N, continued

  • Ngai, Creator God of the Kikuyu and Maasai
  • Nike, Goddess of Victory
  • Nikkal, Goddess of Orchards
  • Nimuethe, Goddess of Lakes
  • Ningishzida, Lord of the Good Tree
  • Ninhursag, Mother of the Mountains
  • Ninkasi, Goddess of Beer
  • Ninlil, Goddess of the Wind
  • Ninsun, Lady of the Wild Cows
  • Ninurta, God of Farming and War
  • Nirriti, Goddess of Decay and Misfortune
  • Nisaba, Goddess of Grain and Writing
  • Njord, God of Wind and Sea
  • Nodens, God of Healing and Hunting

N, continued

  • Norvain, God of Migrating Geese
  • Nostrand, God of Star-Reading
  • Nott, Goddess of Night
  • Notus, God of the South Wind
  • Nuada, God of Kingship
  • Nualine, Patron of Seamstresses
  • Num, Sky God of the Nenets
  • Nun, Primordial Waters of Egypt
  • Nut, Goddess of the Sky
  • Nuwa, Creator of Humanity
  • Nyai Roro Kidul, Queen of the Southern Sea
  • Nyame, God of the Sky
  • Nyssaleth, the Silent Sister
  • Nyx, Goddess of Night

O: 31 names

  • Obatala, Creator of Human Bodies
  • Oceanus, Titan of the World-Encircling River
  • Odin, All-Father and God of Wisdom
  • Ogma, God of Eloquence
  • Ogun, God of Iron and War
  • Oko, Orisha of Farming
  • Okuninushi, God of Nation-Building
  • Olokun, Ruler of the Deep Ocean
  • Olorun, Ruler of the Heavens
  • Olwenne, Goddess of White Clover

O, continued

  • Ometeotl, Dual God of Creation
  • Omoikane, God of Wisdom
  • Ondrath, God of Tides
  • Ophirion, God of Gold and Trade
  • Ops, Goddess of Plenty
  • Orcus, Punisher of Broken Oaths
  • Ordanth, God of Walls
  • Orgoth, God of Iron Jaws
  • Orsolwen, Keeper of Lamplighters
  • Orunmila, God of Wisdom and Divination

O, continued

  • Orvenhal, Herald of the Final Dawn
  • Osanyin, God of Herbs
  • Oshosi, Orisha of the Hunt and Justice
  • Oshun, Goddess of Rivers and Love
  • Osiris, God of the Afterlife
  • Ossaline, Goddess of Driftwood
  • Ostrakon, God of Broken Things
  • Othrandir, God of the Counted Dead
  • Ovanna, Goddess of Salt Tears
  • Oya, Goddess of Storms and Change
  • Oyamatsumi, God of Mountains

P: 42 names

  • Pachacamac, Earth-Maker of the Andean Coast
  • Pachamama, Goddess of the Earth
  • Palden Lhamo, Guardian Goddess of Tibet
  • Pales, Guardian of Shepherds and Flocks
  • Pan, God of Shepherds and the Wild
  • Pangu, Creator of the World
  • Papatuanuku, Earth Mother
  • Parjanya, God of Rain Clouds
  • Parthuin, God of the Harvest Moon
  • Parvati, Goddess of Love and Devotion
  • Pax, Goddess of Peace
  • Peitho, Goddess of Persuasion
  • Pekko, God of Barley and Beer
  • Pele, Goddess of Volcanoes

P, continued

  • Pellagar, Patron of Ferrymen
  • Pellandra, Goddess of Grain
  • Perchta, Bright Lady of the Twelve Nights
  • Perenna, Goddess of the Turning Year
  • Perkunas, God of Thunder
  • Persephone, Queen of the Underworld
  • Perun, God of Thunder
  • Phaedrith, Opener of Sealed Tombs
  • Pheme, Goddess of Rumor and Fame
  • Phobos, God of Fear
  • Phoebe, Titaness of Bright Prophecy
  • Phra Mae Thorani, Thai Earth Mother
  • Picus, Woodpecker God of Augury
  • Pietas, Goddess of Duty

P, continued

  • Pinga, Inuit Goddess of the Hunt
  • Pluto, God of the Dead and Riches
  • Poli'ahu, Snow Goddess of Mauna Kea
  • Polyhymnia, Muse of Sacred Hymns
  • Pomona, Goddess of Fruit Trees
  • Pontus, Primordial God of the Sea
  • Portunus, God of Keys and Harbors
  • Poseidon, God of the Sea
  • Prithvi, Goddess of the Earth
  • Prometheus, Titan of Forethought and Fire
  • Proteus, Shape-Shifting God of the Sea
  • Ptah, God of Craftsmen
  • Pushan, Guardian of Roads and Herds
  • Pyrothos, God of Wildfire

Q: 5 names

  • Qirael, Goddess of Desert Springs
  • Quenthira, Weaver of Destinies
  • Quetzalcoatl, Feathered Serpent
  • Quirinus, God of the Roman State
  • Quorath, God of Locks and Secrets

R: 24 names

  • Ra, God of the Sun
  • Radha, Goddess of Loving Devotion
  • Raijin, God of Thunder
  • Rama, God of Virtue
  • Ran, Goddess of the Drowned
  • Ranginui, Sky Father
  • Rashnu, God of Judgment
  • Ravanna, Goddess of Slaughter
  • Ravethys, Devourer of Worlds
  • Renenutet, Goddess of Nourishment
  • Repun Kamuy, Ainu Orca God of the Sea
  • Resheph, God of Plague and War

R, continued

  • Rhea, Mother of the Olympians
  • Rhiannon, Goddess of Horses and Sovereignty
  • Rivenna, Goddess of Oaths
  • Robigus, Averter of Wheat Rust
  • Rod, God of Creation and Kinship
  • Rongo, God of Cultivated Food
  • Roskarr, God of Bones
  • Rosmerta, Goddess of Abundance
  • Ruaumoko, Maori God of Earthquakes
  • Rudra, God of the Storm
  • Rushka, Goddess of Thatch and Rafters
  • Ryujin, Dragon God of the Sea

S: 91 names

  • Saelith, Goddess of Dreams
  • Saga, Goddess of Storytelling
  • Sah, God of the Constellation Orion
  • Salus, Goddess of Safety and Welfare
  • Samsin, Grandmother Goddess of Childbirth
  • Sancus, God of Oaths and Good Faith
  • Sansin, Mountain Spirit and Tiger Master
  • Saphrenne, the Ever-Blooming
  • Sarabeth, Goddess of Wells
  • Sarakka, Sami Goddess of Childbirth
  • Saraswati, Goddess of Knowledge
  • Sarutahiko, Guardian of the Crossroads
  • Saturn, God of Sowing and Time

S, continued

  • Saule, Goddess of the Sun
  • Scrivald, God of Scribes' Ink
  • Sedna, Goddess of the Sea and Marine Animals
  • Seffaline, Lady of Inns and Open Doors
  • Sekhmet, Goddess of War and Plague
  • Selene, Goddess of the Moon
  • Selu, Cherokee Corn Mother
  • Selvagrin, Mother of Thorns
  • Serapis, God of Alexandria
  • Serqet, Goddess of Scorpions
  • Seshat, Goddess of Writing and Measurement
  • Set, God of Storms and Chaos
  • Sethlans, Etruscan God of the Forge

S, continued

  • Sethrael, Keeper of the Dead
  • Shahar, God of the Dawn
  • Shai, God of Destiny
  • Shamash, God of the Sun and Justice
  • Shango, God of Thunder and Justice
  • Shani, God of the Planet Saturn
  • Shapash, Torch of the Gods
  • Shaushka, Hurrian Goddess of Love and War
  • Shennong, God of Agriculture and Medicine
  • Shesha, King of the Nagas
  • Shezmu, God of the Wine Press
  • Shitala, Goddess Who Cools Fevers
  • Shiva, God of Destruction and Renewal

S, continued

  • Shouxing, Star God of Long Life
  • Shu, God of Air
  • Sia, God of Perception
  • Siduri, Tavern Keeper at the World's Edge
  • Sif, Goddess of the Golden Harvest
  • Sigyn, Goddess of Loyalty
  • Sila, Inuit Spirit of Air and Weather
  • Silvanus, Protector of Woods and Field Edges
  • Simargl, God of Fire and the Hearth
  • Sin, Akkadian God of the Moon
  • Sirona, Goddess of Healing Waters and Stars
  • Sita, Goddess of Devotion and the Furrow
  • Sivelle, the Lantern in the Fog

S, continued

  • Sjofn, Goddess of Affection
  • Skadi, Goddess of Winter and the Hunt
  • Skarnok, God of Slaughter
  • Skuld, Norn of What Shall Be
  • Snotra, Goddess of Prudence
  • Sobek, God of the Nile
  • Sokar, God of the Necropolis
  • Sol, God of the Sun
  • Solenne, Goddess of the Noon Sun
  • Soma, God of the Sacred Drink
  • Somnus, God of Sleep
  • Sopdet, Goddess of the Star Sirius
  • Sorrelind, Goddess of Herb-Wives

S, continued

  • Soteria, Spirit of Safety and Deliverance
  • Spenta Armaiti, Spirit of Holy Devotion
  • Spes, Goddess of Hope
  • Sraosha, God of Obedience
  • Stannoric, Patron of Bell-Founders
  • Stribog, God of the Winds
  • Sturmhal, God of Hailstones
  • Styx, Goddess of the River of Oaths
  • Sucellos, God of Agriculture
  • Sugaar, Serpent God of Thunderstorms
  • Suijin, God of Water
  • Sukunabikona, Tiny God of Healing
  • Sulis, Goddess of Healing Springs

S, continued

  • Summanus, God of Nocturnal Thunder
  • Sun Wukong, Great Sage Equal to Heaven
  • Sunna, Germanic Goddess of the Sun
  • Supay, God of Death and the Underworld
  • Surtr, Fire Giant of the World's End
  • Surya, God of the Sun
  • Susanoo, God of Storms and the Sea
  • Svarog, God of the Celestial Fire
  • Svetovid, Four-Faced God of War and Harvest
  • Sylvaine, Goddess of the Forest
  • Sylvarian, God of Boughs
  • Syn, Guardian of the Doors of the Hall
  • Syrinna, Goddess of Flute-Carvers

T: 68 names

  • Taelvyn, God of Roads and Travelers
  • Takemikazuchi, God of Thunder and Swords
  • Takeminakata, God of Wind and the Hunt
  • Tala, Tagalog Goddess of the Stars
  • Tallimae, She Who Counts the Stars
  • Tane, God of Forests and Birds
  • Tangaroa, God of the Sea
  • Tanit, Goddess of Carthage
  • Tapio, God of the Forest
  • Tara, Savior Goddess of Compassion
  • Taranis, God of Thunder
  • Tarhunna, God of the Storm
  • Tavishka, Goddess of Dyers and Bright Cloth

T, continued

  • Tawa, Hopi Sun Spirit and Creator
  • Taweret, Goddess of Childbirth
  • Tawhirimatea, Maori God of Winds and Storms
  • Tayt, Goddess of Weaving and Linen
  • Tefnut, Goddess of Moisture
  • Tegulor, God of Kilns and Potters
  • Telipinu, Vanishing God of Farming
  • Tengri, God of the Sky
  • Tenjin, God of Scholarship
  • Terminus, God of Boundaries
  • Terpsichore, Muse of Dance
  • Teshub, Hurrian God of Storms
  • Tessarune, the Riddle-Giver
  • Tethys, Titaness of Fresh Water

T, continued

  • Teutates, God of the Tribe
  • Tezcatlipoca, God of the Night Sky
  • Thalia, Muse of Comedy
  • Thanatos, God of Death
  • Tharion, God of Justice
  • Theia, Titaness of Sight and Shining Sky
  • Themis, Goddess of Divine Law
  • Thesan, Etruscan Goddess of the Dawn
  • Thessara, Goddess of the Stars
  • Thetis, Goddess of the Sea Nymphs
  • Thor, God of Thunder
  • Thoth, God of Writing and Knowledge
  • Thrazimund, the Iron Judge

T, continued

  • Threnody, Goddess of Grief
  • Thrud, Maiden of Strength
  • Thulmoran, God of Roots
  • Thundrik, God of Mountains
  • Tiamat, Goddess of the Primordial Sea
  • Tiberinus, God of the River Tiber
  • Tinia, God of the Sky
  • Tir, Armenian God of Scribes and Dreams
  • Tirawa, Pawnee Creator and Sky Father
  • Tirzanne, Goddess of the Midday Hush
  • Tishtrya, Star God of Rain
  • Tisiphone, Fury Who Avenges Murder
  • Tlaloc, God of Rain
  • Tobrin, Patron of Coopers and Cask-Makers

T, continued

  • Tolvareth, Bringer of the First Frost
  • Tonatiuh, God of the Sun
  • Torhaldur, God of Iron
  • Torvin, God of Mines and Deep Places
  • Triglav, Three-Headed God
  • Triton, Herald of the Sea
  • Tsukuyomi, God of the Moon
  • Tudigong, Lord of the Local Soil
  • Tumatauenga, God of War
  • Tuoni, Lord of the Finnish Underworld
  • Tupa, Guarani God of Thunder and Creation
  • Turan, Goddess of Love
  • Tyche, Goddess of Fortune
  • Tyr, God of War and Justice

U: 20 names

  • Ukemochi, Goddess of Food
  • Ukko, God of Sky and Thunder
  • Uldar, Holder of the Sky
  • Ulgen, Turkic Creator God of Goodness
  • Ullr, God of Archery and Skiing
  • Ulmerith, the Tide-Singer
  • Ulveth, God of Storms at Sea
  • Umay, Goddess of Fertility
  • Umbros, God of Shadows
  • Uni, Queen of the Etruscan Gods

U, continued

  • Unkulunkulu, First Ancestor of the Zulu
  • Urania, Muse of Astronomy
  • Uranus, Father Sky
  • Urathem, Father of Ravens
  • Urcuchillay, Llama God of the Herders
  • Urd, Norn of What Has Been
  • Ushas, Goddess of the Dawn
  • Uthara, the Ever-Watching
  • Utu, God of the Sun and Justice
  • Uvaleth, God of Caves and Dripping Stone

V: 37 names

  • Vach, Goddess of Speech
  • Vaelor, God of Storms
  • Vahagn, Dragon Reaper of Armenia
  • Vainamoinen, Eternal Singer and Sage
  • Valdimera, Goddess of the Northern Lights
  • Vali, God of Revenge
  • Vanth, Winged Guide of the Dead
  • Var, Goddess of Oaths
  • Varuna, God of the Ocean and Cosmic Law
  • Vashenka, Goddess of Blood
  • Vasudhara, Goddess of Abundance
  • Vayu, God of Wind

V, continued

  • Veles, God of Cattle and the Underworld
  • Vellamo, Goddess of the Sea and Lakes
  • Velmira, Goddess of Bees and Plenty
  • Vennick, God of Fair Weights
  • Venus, Goddess of Love and Beauty
  • Verdandi, Norn of What Is Becoming
  • Verethragna, God of Victory
  • Veritas, Goddess of Truth
  • Vertumnus, God of Seasons and Ripening
  • Vesna, Maiden of Spring
  • Vespera, Goddess of Dusk
  • Vesta, Goddess of the Sacred Hearth

V, continued

  • Vethessa, Mistress of Whispers
  • Victoria, Goddess of Victory
  • Vidar, God of Vengeance and Silence
  • Viracocha, Creator God of the Andes
  • Viriplaca, Reconciler of Quarreling Spouses
  • Virtus, God of Military Courage
  • Vishnu, God of Preservation
  • Vishwakarma, God of Architects
  • Vitrenne, Patron of Glassblowers
  • Volundar, Smith of the Gods
  • Vorgashal, the Sleeper Beneath the Mountain
  • Vorthane, God of Endurance
  • Vulcan, God of Fire and the Forge

W: 9 names

  • Wadjet, Cobra Goddess of Lower Egypt
  • Wenchang, God of Literature and Examinations
  • Wendric, Warden of Sheepfolds
  • Wepwawet, Opener of the Ways
  • Wessalyn, Goddess of Lost Things Found
  • Whiro, God of Darkness and Evil
  • Wrenna, Goddess of Home and Nest
  • Wuriupranili, Sun Woman of the Tiwi
  • Wyndessa, Lady of the Empty Road

X: 10 names

  • Xalithar, God of the Void
  • Xanthiel, Goddess of Ripening Wheat
  • Xbalanque, Jaguar Hero Twin
  • Xihe, Mother of the Ten Suns
  • Xipe Totec, God of Spring and Renewal
  • Xiuhtecuhtli, Turquoise Lord of Fire
  • Xiwangmu, Queen Mother of the West
  • Xochipilli, God of Art and Games
  • Xochiquetzal, Goddess of Beauty and Flowers
  • Xolotl, Dog-Headed Guide of the Evening Star

Y: 17 names

  • Yacatecuhtli, Patron of Traveling Merchants
  • Yam, God of the Sea
  • Yama, God of Death
  • Yan Wang, King of Hell
  • Yarikh, Canaanite God of the Moon
  • Yavanneth, Goddess of Orchards
  • Yemoja, Mother of Waters
  • Ymir, First of the Frost Giants

Y, continued

  • Yorvald, God of Glaciers
  • Yrsavine, Lady of Unfinished Songs
  • Yseult, Goddess of Frost
  • Ysmara, Goddess of Deep Roots
  • Ysolde, Goddess of the Hearth
  • Yu Huang, the Jade Emperor
  • Yucahu, Taino Spirit of Cassava and the Sea
  • Yue Lao, Old Man Under the Moon
  • Yum Kaax, Maya Lord of the Wild Forest

Z: 17 names

  • Zaharun, Eater of Suns
  • Zaltheon, God of Endings
  • Zao Jun, the Kitchen God
  • Zefrine, Goddess of the Warm South Wind
  • Zemyna, Goddess of the Earth
  • Zephyrion, God of the Winds
  • Zephyrus, God of the West Wind
  • Zerathos, God of Cold Graves

Z, continued

  • Zeus, King of the Gods
  • Zhinu, Weaver Girl of the Heavens
  • Zhiva, Goddess of Life
  • Zhong Kui, Vanquisher of Ghosts
  • Zhurong, God of Fire and the South
  • Zorathiel, God of Lightning
  • Zorimund, the Laughing Shadow
  • Zorya, Goddess of the Dawn
  • Zurvan, God of Infinite Time