List of earth deities
This is a list of earth deities.
African mythology
Bono mythology
- Asase Ya, the goddess of the earth, farms, and fertility
Egyptian mythology
- Geb, god of the earth, vegetation, earthquakes, and snakes
Yoruba mythology
- Babalú-Ayé, orisha of the earth, healing, smallpox, respect for the elderly
European mythology
Baltic mythology
- Žemyna, goddess of the earth
Celtic mythology
- Danu, ancient goddess of the earth
Etruscan mythology
- Cel, goddess of the earth
Finnish mythology
- Akka, goddess of the earth
Georgian mythology
- Mindort-batoni, god of the mountains
Germanic mythology
- Nerthus, earth goddess
Greek mythology
Norse mythology
Roman mythology
Slavic mythology
- Mat Zemlya, ancient goddess of the earth
- Mokosh, goddess of fertility, moisture, women, the earth, and death
- Veles, horned god of the underworld, water, the earth, wealth, and cattle
Asian mythology
Ainu mythology
- Cikap-kamuy, god of owls and the earth
Anatolian mythology
- Cybele, mother goddess of the earth
Gondi mythology
- Bhivsen or Bhimal, god of the earth
- Bhum, goddess of the earth and mother of humanity
Hittite mythology
Meitei mythology
- Leimarel Sidabi, goddess of the earth, creation, nature, and the household
Sumerian mythology
Thai mythology
- Phra Mae Thorani, goddess of the earth who stopped the demons from attacking the Buddha
Turkic mythology
- Etugen Eke, goddess of the earth
American mythology
Aztec mythology
- Tlaltecuhtli, the earth deity whose body created the world
Haudenosaunee mythology
- Hah-nu-nah, the turtle that bears the world.
Lakota mythology
- Maka-akaŋ, the earth goddess
Inca mythology
- Apu, a deity of the mountains
- Mama Pacha, the goddess of the earth
Oceanian mythology
Hawaiian mythology
- Papahānaumoku, goddess of the earth
Maori mythology
- Papa, goddess of the earth
See also
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