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159 gods
Ga
(Fon)
A god of metal.
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Ga Oh
(Iroquois)
Master of the winds.
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Gabija
(Lithuania)
A goddess of the hearth fire.
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Gabjauja
(Lithuania)
A goddess of grain that was demoted to an evil spirit by Christianity.
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Gabriel
(Hebrew/Christian)
An archangel that was rather busy as a messenger from the God of Abraham, he also toots the trumpet that signifies the end of the universe.
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Gad
(Canaan)
A god of fortune.
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Gad
(Punic)
A god of unknown qualities, but likely concerned with chance and/or fortune.
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Gaea / Gaia / Ge
(Greek)
The earth goddess and first born of chaos.
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Gagananja
(Buddhist)
A god.
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Gajavahana
(Hindu/Davidian/Tamil)
A god, a form of the god Skanda.
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Gal Bapsi
(Hindu/Davidian/Tamil)
A local god that can expiate sins, but it is rough.
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Galatea
(Greek)
One of the Neriedes.
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Galla
(Mesopotamia/Sumeria/Babylon/Akkadia)
Minor underworld gods.
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Gamab / Ganna / Gawa / Gaunab Damaras
(Africa)
The supreme god and creator of the world who lives beyond the stars.
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Ganapati / Ganesa / Ganesha
(Hindu/Puranic)
A god of education, wisdom, luck, prosperity, and prudence.
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Ganapatihrdaya
(Buddhist/Mayhayana)
A minor goddess.
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Ganaskidi
(Navaho)
A god of harvest, plenty and mists.
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Ganda Tara
(Buddhist/Mayhayana)
A minor goddess.
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Gandha
(Buddhist/Tibet)
A goddess.
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Gandhari
(Jain/India)
A goddess of learning.
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Ganga
(Hindu)
A goddess of healing, rivers and happiness.
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Gangir / Hegir-Nuna
(Mesopotamia/Sumeria)
A goddess.
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Ganiklis
(Lithuania)
A god of shepherds.
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Gans
(Apache/SW USA)
Mountain spirits.
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Ganymede
(Greek)
A mortal boy that was given immortality and the job of cup bearer to the gods.
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Gao Yao / Ting-jian
(China)
A god of judgment.
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Gaomei
(Chinese)
An ancient goddess [first mother] later changed into a male divinity.
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Gapn
(Syria)
This god appears as a messenger of Baal and is absent in ritual texts.
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Garbh Ogh
(Irish)
A giantess and goddess of the hunt.
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Gardua
(Hindu/Vedic)
An archaic sun god.
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Garmangabis
(Britain)
A tutelary goddess who came to Britain with the Romans.
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Gartiae
(Roman)
The Roman version of the Greek graces.
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Garuda
(India)
The Prince of birds that lets Visnu ride on his back.
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Gasueko
(Basque)
The lord of darkness. He may prove friendly and helpful, but he may also appear as a devil.
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Gatumdug / Gula
(Mesopotamia/Sumeria/Babylon/Akkadia)
A fertility goddess as well as the tutelary goddess of Lagas.
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Gaunab Kohl
(Hottentot/Namibia/South Africa)
A malevolent God of darkness as well as the god of of of the black heaven.
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Gauri
(Hindu)
A form of the mighty Durga, a goddess of spring.
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Gauri
(Jain)
A messenger goddess.
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Gauri
(Sankar/India)
A mountain goddess.
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Gavida
(Irish)
A minor god of the forge.
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Ge Gu
(China)
A goddess of health and medicine.
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Geb
(Egypt)
A god of the Earth.
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Gebeleizis / Zalmoxis
(Thrace)
A god of thunderstorms.
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Gebjon
(Scandinavia)
A goddess of healing.
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Geezhigo Quae
(Ojibiwa)
She was the sky mother.
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Gefion
(Germanic)
A goddess of fertility.
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Gekka O
(Japan)
The god of marriage.
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Gendenwitha
(Iroquois)
A goddess of the dawn and the morning star.
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Genetaska
(Iroquois)
A goddess of justice, fairness and of peace.
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Genii
(Etruscan/Roman)
These are the protective spirits that guide human beings, no one knows why.
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Genius
(Roman)
A god of the men only.
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Geofon
(British)
A goddess of the ocean.
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Geras
(Greek)
The goddess of old age.
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Gerra
(Mesopotamia/Babylon/Akkadia)
The god of fire who was the Sumeria god Gibil.
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Gestin-Ana / Gestianna?
(Mesopotamia/Sumeria)
A minor goddess.
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Gestu
(Mesopotamia/Sumeria/Babylon/Akkadia)
A minor God of the intellect whose blood was used in the creation of mankind, after his death the course.
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Geus Tasan
(Iran)
A cattle god accused of creating the cattle.
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Geus Urvan
(Iran)
A god that protected cattle.
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Geush
(Urvan)
He assists the Amesha Spenta, Vohu Manab.
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Geyaguga
(Cherokee)
The moon spirit.
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Ghantakarna
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
A god of healing.
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Ghantapani
(Buddhist/Mayhayana)
A god running a round with a bell in his hand.
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Ghasmari
(Buddhist)
A goddess of rather terrifying appearance.
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Ghede
(Vodun)
A god of death, and of fertility and love.
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Ghentu
(Hindu)
A minor God.
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Gibil / Girra / Girru
(Mesopotamia/Sumeria)
A Fire God.
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Gibini Gishu
(Uganda)
A plague God associated with of the smallpox god.
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Gidja
(Australia)
A god of the moon.
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Gilgames
(Sumeria)
An early historical King of Uruk, that later became and deified and was considered a god of the underworld.
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Gillian
(British)
A goddess spring.
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Giltine
(Lithuania)
A goddess of death, her preferred method is either strangulation or suffocation.
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Giriputri
(Bali)
A goddess of mountains and water.
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Girru
(Sumeria)
A busy fellow, he is the god of fire and light and patron of civilization.
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Gish
(Kafir/Afghanistan)
The god of war.
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Giszida
(Mesopotamia/Sumeria/Babylon/Akkadia)
A god.
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Gita
(Buddhist/Tibet)
A mother goddess.
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Gitche / Manitou
(Algonquin/Lenape)
The Great Spirit, the All Father.
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Glaucus
(Greek)
A greek sea god.
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Glaucus
(Roman)
A sea god.
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Glaukos
(Greek)
A sea god, a rather bizarre story like many other god claims.
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Gleti
(Benin)
The moon goddess.
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Glispa
(Navaho)
The spirit that gave the healing chant to the people.
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Gluskap / Glooscap
(Algonquin)
The creator force.
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Glykon
(Gnostic-Mitharic)
The reincarnation of Asklepios, a demon with a human head and body of a snake.
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Gnomes
(Pan-European)
Demonic beings that inhabit woods, mountains and water.
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Gnowee
(Australia)
A goddess of war.
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GNyan
(Tibet)
The spirits that are a thing but nice.
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Gobannon
(Celtic)
He is a blacksmith type god.
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Gobnu
(Irish)
A god of skills to include Ale brewing.
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God / Deus / Gott
(Christian/Anglo-Saxon/Germanic/Roman)
Claimed to be the creator god around 325 C.E., still in vouge by the Christian sect.
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Goewin / Goewyn
(Wales)
A goddess of sovereignty.
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Gog
(Gallic)
Consort of Magog.
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Goga
(Melanesian)
A goddess of fire.
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Gohone
(Iroquois)
The spirit of winter.
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Goibbiu
(Irish)
He is the god of the blacksmiths craft.
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Goibnui / Govannon
(Celtic)
He is the god of the forge who's beer was so good, that the drinker gained immortality.
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Goleuddydd
(Wales)
A goddess.
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Gomaj
(India)
The sun and moon are both called Gomaj, which is also used as a general term for god.
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Gon-Po Nag-Po
(Tibet)
A god of many names.
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Gonaqade't Chilat
(US PNW)
A sea god.
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Gong Gong
(China)
This is the devil that lets loose the great flood and is the opponent of the ruling god.
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Gor
(Africa)
The god of thunder.
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Goraknath
(Hindu)
A guardian God that is an avatar of Siva.
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Gou Mang and Ru Shu
(China)
These are the messengers of the sky god.
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Govannon
(Welsh)
A god that was invoked to help clean the plowshare.
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Graces / Gratiae
(Roman)
These are the Roman version of the Greek Charities.
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Graeae / Graii
(Greek)
The three old women or gray ones.
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Grahamatrka
(Buddhist)
A goddess whose name means demon mother.
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Grahamatrka
(Nepal)
A goddess and stellar deity.
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Grainne
(Irish/Manx/Scotland)
Master herbalist and sun goddess.
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Gramadevata
(India)
A generic term for the local tutelary gods.
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Grannos
(Celtic)
A god of healing and springs.
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Grannus
(Roman)
A god of healing affiliated with hot springs and mineral waters.
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Grdhrasya
(Buddhist)
A minor goddess whose name translates to face of a vulture.
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Great Father
(Celtic)
The Horned god,the Lord.
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Great Mother
(Celtic)
The Lady represents the female principle of creation.
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Grhadevi
(India)
A god of the household.
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Grian
(Irish)
Faery goddess from County Tipperary and a goddess of war.
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Grid
(Scandinavia)
A goddess of strength.
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Grismadevi
(Buddhist/Tibet)
A seasonal goddess.
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Groa
(Scandinavia)
A goddess of healing.
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GSan Sgrub Bon
(Tibet)
A god that was absorbed into a variety of Yama in Lamaism.
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GShen-Lha-Odkhar
(Bon/Tibet)
He is the god of light.
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GShen-Rab
(Bon/Tibet)
The supreme god.
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Gua
(West Africa)
A god of agriculture, blacksmiths, and thunder.
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Guabancex
(Caribbean/Taino)
A goddess of the winds and rain.
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Guabonito
(Haiti)
The sea goddess who teaches people about medicines and health.
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Guaire / Boinne Guary
(Irish)
Guardian god/spirit of Bruigh.
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Guamaonocon
(Antilles)
Mother Earth.
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Guan Di
(China)
A god of war.
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Guan Yin / Guanyin
(Chinese)
The goddess of mercy.
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Gucumatz
(Quiche?)
A creator god.
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Guede l'Oraille
(Haiti)
A goddess of violent storms.
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Gugulanna
(Mesopotamia/Sumeria)
A minor underworld god.
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Guhyasamaja
(Buddhist)
A protective deity.
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Gui Xian / Gui
(China)
Demonic beings descended from people that had either drowned and/or committed suicide and could not be reincarnated.
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Gujeswari
(India)
A mother goddess.
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Gujo
(Kafir/Afghanistan)
A tutelary god.
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Gukumatz
(Maya/Quiche)
A sky god.
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Gul-Ses
(Hittite)
A collective name for all the goddesses of fate.
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Gul-ses / Gul-ases
(Hittite)
These goddesses apparently are the scribes of the gods that dispense good, evil, life and death.
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Gula / Gula Bau
(Babylon/Sumeria)
A mother goddess of creativity, fire and with the power to inflict/cure disease.
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Gulissa Mata
(Hindu/Puranic/Epic)
A mother goddess who became a goddess of evil intent, inflecting sickness.
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Gulliveig
(Norse)
A goddess/sorceress of the Vanir race of gods.
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Gulu
(Dinka)
The creator god.
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Gum Lin
(China)
A river goddess.
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Gunab
(Hottentot)
A god of evil.
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Gungu
(Aryan)
Moon goddess.
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Gunura
(Mesopotamia/Sumeria/Babylon/Akkadia)
A god whom nothing is known about, duty wise.
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Gur-Gyi Mgon-Po
(Buddhist/Tibet)
A god of tents.
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Gurzil
(Tripolitania)
A god in the shape of a bull.
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Gusilim
(Mesopotamia/Sumeria)
A god.
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Guta
(Hungary)
A demonic being that represents the seamy side of life.
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Gwen
(Celtic)
A goddess of happiness and smiles.
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Gwendion / Gwydyon
(Welsh)
A god of war.
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Gwethyr
(Wales)
King of the Upperworld Gwyrthur Ap Gwreidawl.
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Gwyddno
(Wales)
At one time he was a sea god.
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Gwynn Ap Nudd
(Wales)
King of the fairies and the underworld.
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Gyhldeptis
(Tlingit/Haida)
A kindly forest goddess.
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