Divine Names

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Alala: greek: War goddess; Mars sister.
Ambika (ahm-bee-kah): hindu: Goddess of power and destruction
Anahid: armenian: Goddess of Moon
Artemis: roman: The Roman name of Diana; Goddess of the Moon and the
Hunt. Connected with childbirth and had
the power to inflict or heal sickness.
Astarte: syro-phoenician: Moon goddess, also goddess of war, victory, revenge,
astrology, and sexuality
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Astrea/Astraea (Ahs-tray-ee-ah): latin: Goddess of Justice
Bellona: roman/latin: Goddess of War
Brigid/Brigit/Brigitte: celtic: Similar to Vesta; Virgin Goddess of Fire of the
hearth and home
Calliope: latin: Goddess of Epic poetry; one of the Muses
Ceres: roman: Goddess of agriculture, identified with Demeter
Chanda: sanskrit: Name of goddess devi
Chandi: Angry name of goddess Sakti
Chloris/Flora: latin: Godess of Flowers
Cluacina (kloo-ay-seen-ah): roman: Surname of Venus; Goddess of Love
Cybele: phrygian: A goddess of the Earth and caverns, dark magick, and
revenge
Cytheria/Cythereis (sigh-thehr-ees): latin: Another name for Venus; Goddess of
Love
Cynthia: greek: Moon Goddess
Damia: greek: Goddess of the forces of nature

Demitri/Demeter: greek: Goddess of moon, grain and harvest; she was mother
to Persephone, who went into the
underworld as a bride of Hades.
Diana: greek: Virgin goddess of the moon and the wild hunt, she is also the
protectoress of young women, goddess
of childbirth, chastity, and fertility
Dictynna: latin: By-name of Diana (Goddess of the Moon and Hunt) as the
goddess of the chase
Dione: greek: Another name for Diana; Goddess of the Moon and the Hunt
Eira: ?: Goddess of Medicine
Ellama: indian: Mother Goddess
Eris: latin: Goddess of discord or chaos
Feronia: sabine: Goddess of the groves
Feronia: latin: Goddess of the springs and woods (I know its written twice, but
the other was a Sabine version)
Freyja: norse: Goddess of love, sexuality, fertility, childbirth, magick and war,
also leader of the Valkyries and a
shape-shifter
Gaea/Gaia (jee-ah or gigh-yah): greek: Goddess of the Earth; Mother of all life
and the Gods
Hebe/Hebes: latin: Goddess of youth; cup bearer to the Gods
Hecate: greek: Dark goddess of the lower world or Underworld, worshiped as a
goddess of spells and enchantment
Hera: greek: Great mother, Queen of Heaven, goddess of Earth and Moon,
protector of women, marriage, the home,
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and childbirth
Hertha: german: A goddess of the Germans
Hlin (hel-in): ?: Goddess of Consolation; Counselor
Horae/Horarum: latin: The hours; goddess of the seasons
Irene: greek: Goddess of peace
Iris: greek: She is the Goddess of the rainbow. May have certain influences with
the chakras. She is the sign of good
fortune after a storm or tragic event
Isis: egyptian: Supreme Goddess, goddess of marriage, childbirth, domestic life,
healing, fertility, reincarnation, Earth,
and Moon; Mother of the Gods
Juno: roman: The roman name of Hera; Queen and mother of the Gods
Kairos: greek: Goddess from Jupiter
Kali: sanskrit: Energy, dark Goddess. In Hindu belief, she is the Goddess of
destructive forces. She is also a
goddess of vengeance. She is said to carry something in each hand for battle.
Laka: hawaiian: Goddess of the hula
Laverna: latin: Goddess of rogues and thieves
Libitina: latin: Goddess of the funerals
Lilith: assyrian: Storm goddess
Luecothea: latin: Ino as a sea-goddess
Lucina: latin: Goddess of Childbirth
Luna: roman: Goddess of the Moon.
Maia: greek: Nurse, mother, goddess of spring

Matuta: latin: Goddess of the early hours or dawn

Minerva: greek: Goddess of wisdom, the arts and science, protection, peace, and
medicine
Moira/Moriae: greek: Goddess of destiny/fate
Nahid: latin?: Another name for Venus; Goddess of Love
Nemesis: greek: Dark goddess of justice and revenge
Nott: ?: Goddess of Night
Opis: latin: Goddess of plenty
Phoebe: latin: Moon goddess, sister of Phoebus
Pomona: latin: Goddess of fruits
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Quan-Yin/Kwan-Yen: chinese: The Chinese goddess of Mercy and Compassion.
Sedna: native american: Goddess of food
Selena/Selene: greek: Moon goddess. Sister to Helios. Similar to Diana, but not
a huntress or a virgin. Said to have
had fifty daughters by Endymion.
Sita: indian: Mother, earth Goddess
Snotra: ?: Goddess of Virtue
Tacita: latin: The goddess of silence
Terra: latin: Goddess of Earth
Tethys (teh-thees): latin: A sea-goddess
Uke Mochi: japanese: The goddess of food, who was killed by Tsuki-Yomi.
Vacuna: sabine: Goddess of rural leisure

Venus: roman: Roman equivalent of Aphrodite; Goddess of Love, beauty, sex,

and healing
Vesta: greek: Virgin goddess of the hearth and domestic life
Pertaining to deities/divine/religion
Abida: arabian: She who worships
Ailsa: hebrew: Consecrated to God; Pledge from God
Ajay: hindu: God
Amadis: latin: Love of god
Apollonia/Abellona: danish-greek: Of Apollo
Artemisia: greek: Belong or of Artemis
Bohdana: russian: From god
Chane: hindu: Name of a god
Christine/Christina/Chrisi/Christy/Crysti/Christiana: latin: Anointed Christian;
Follower of Christ
Deandra: latin: Divine
Denise: greek: Of Dionysus
Dea: italian: Goddess
Deva: sanskrit: Divine
Diana/Diane: greek: Of Diana; Divine
Diella (dee-el-uh): latin: Worships god
Dillian: latin: Worshiped one
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Diva: latin: Goddess
Ellice: greek: The Lord is God

Isabel/Elizabeth/Isabella/Eliza/Lyzie: spanish/english/latin: Pledge to God

Jeane/Jeanne/Jeanine/Jeannette/Jennette/Janice: latin: God is gracious
Joaquin/Joaquine: hebrew: God will judge
Kaili: hawaiian: A name of a deity
Megami: japanese: Goddess
Matrika: hindu: Mother, name of goddess
Moriah/Mariah: hebrew: The Lord is my teacher
Panthea: greek: Of all the gods
Rabie: turkish: Goddess
Thea (thee-uh): greek: Goddess
Theola: greek: Divine
(Male Deities)
Aeolus (ay-ee-oh-lus): latin: God of winds
Aesculapius (ay-skuh-lah-pee-uhs): latin: God of the medical
arts
Anila: indian: God of wine
Anubis: egyptian: Dog-headed God
Apis: egyptian: The bull, an Egyptian God
Apollo: greek: Sun god
Ares: greek: God of War
Ashura/Ashur: assyrian: Ashur was the chief god of war and empire. He was
always spoiling for a fight, was very
mischievous, and was constantly getting in trouble with the other gods.
Bacchus: roman: God of wine
Balder: scandinavian: God of Light

Clusius (kloo-see-uhs): ?: Surname of the god Janus in the time

of peace
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Cronus/Cronos/Kronos: greek: The Greek version of Saturn. Was the god of
time and the mightiest of all Titans.
Cupid: roman: God of love, son of Venus
Dinesh: hindu: Sun, god of the day
Dionysus: greek: Greek name of Bacchus; God of Wine
Erebus: latin: God of Darkness
Eros: greek: God of love
Gradivus: latin: Surname of Mars, who steps to the battle
Hinun: ?: God of clouds and rain
Indra: hindu: God of power
Ivar: norse: A Norse God; the archer
Jupiter/Jove: roman: The Roman version of Zeus. He was the god of the
heavens and the Earth, the god of justice
and the ruler of all the other gods.
Manda: hindu: Saturn, God of the occult
Mars: roman: The Roman name of Ares; God of War. One of the chief gods of
the pantheon, who was associated
with military power and glory. He was driven by rage and violence and
preferred to spend his days battling.
Masou (mah-so-oo): native american: Fire deity
Mayon: hindu: The black god

Mercurius/Mercury/Hermes: latin/roman/greek: The messenger of the gods;

God of eloquence, luck, game of
chance, wealth, commerce, sleep, dreams and story telling. He was a patron of
merchants, deception and thieves. He
was the messenger and herald of the gods and the conductor of the souls of the
dead to Hades.
Mithras: persian: Sun-god
Mitra (migh-trah): indian: God of daylight
Morpheus: latin: God of Dreams
Nereus: latin: A sea-god
Neptune: roman: The god of water, rain, and fertility and known as the King of
the Sea and Ocean. Also sometimes
known as the god of horses.
Odin: norse: Odin is one of the three original Aesir gods who created the world
and mankind. He is the God of war,
storms, wisdom, and honor. He had only one eye, but had inner sight, and nine
of his children became gods as well.
Osiris: egyptian: Lord of life after death, The Great God, god of fertility, death
and reincarnation, justice, order,
power. God of Gods
Pan: greek: God of the woodlands, fertility in all its forms, wild animals, music,
nature spirits, and dance
Peneus: latin: River-god
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Phoebus: latin: Sun-god; brother of Phoebe
Pilumnus: latin: An old god of marriage

Pluto: roman: God of the lower world, equivalent is Hades in greek mythology.
Also connected to Plutus.
Plutus: latin: God of wealth
Poseidon: greek: The greek version of Neptune.
Priapus: latin: God of fruitfulness
Proteus: latin: A sea-god
Raiden: chinese: Originally spelled Raijin. Raijin is the god of thunder, and is
often portrayed as a red demon
beating a drum. In Japanese, the word raiden means thunder.
Raini: native american: Deity who created the world
Saturn: roman: The god of the harvest.
Shiva: hindu: Shiva is one of the three principal Hindu deities. Shiva is a god of
complementary actions. He is
portrayed as both destroyer and restorer of worlds; as a both a giver and a taker.
He is part of the triad that also
includes Brahma and Vishnu.
Silvanus: latin: God of the woods
Sin: sumerian: God of the moon, destiny, destruction of all evil, predictions, and
wisdom
Summanus: ?: An Etruscan; later also a Roman deity: the god of Night throwing
lightning
Surya: indian: Sun God
Terminus: latin: God of boundaries
Tsuki-Yomi: japanese: Japanese Shinto god of the moon, who killed the goddess
Uke Mochi.
Uranus: roman/greek: Personifies the evening night sky, who came forth
spontaneously from Gaea, the Earth. Was

also the husband of Gaea and fathered the Titans, the Cyclops, the hundredhanded monsters, and other creatures.
Vejovis: roman: God of vengeance
Vertumnus: latin: God of seasons
Vulcanus: latin: God of fire and furnace
Zephyr: latin/greek: The god of the West wind. Also known as the gentle
wind.
Zeus: greek: Supreme diety and the most powerful of the gods. He was god of
the sky, rain, thunder, and
thunderbolts.
Pertaining to deities/divine/religion
Akshay: hindu: Name of a god
Alhamdulellah (ahl-hahm-dool-leh-lah): persian: Thank God
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Amado: latin: Loving deity
Chike: african: Power of God
Dennis: greek: Of Dionysus
Dio: italian: God
Divus: latin: God
Gustave/Gustaf: swedish: Gods staff or Staff of God; Staff of the Goths
Ilias: latin: Jehovah is my God
Joe/Joseph/Joey: hebrew: God will increase
Jonathan: hebrew: Gracious gift of God
Kaikara (kah-ee-kah-rah): ugandan: Traditional name of god

Kaiou (kaioh): japanese: Sea/Ocean King. Refers to the god Neptune/Poseidon.

Kamal: hindu: A name of a God
Kantha: hindu: A name of a God
Meiou (meioh): japanese: Dark King. Refers to the god of the underworld;
Pluto/Hades.
Nathan: hebrew: Gift of God
Sandya: hindu: Name of a god
Tenou (tenoh): japanese: Sky/Heaven King. Refers to the god Uranus.