Deities in Native American mythology.

Contents 1 Abenaki 2 Algonquian 3 Haida 4 Ho-Chunk 5 Hopi 6 Huron 7 Inuit 8 Iroquois 9 Kwakiutl 10 Lakota 11 Mi'kmaq 12 Navajo 13 Pawnee 14 Salish 15 Seneca

[edit] Abenaki

• Azeban - trickster
• Bmola - bird spirit
• Gluskab - kind protector of humanity
• Malsumis - cruel, evil god
• Tabaldak - the creator

[edit] Algonquian

• Gitche Manitou - Great Spirit

[edit] Haida

• Gyhldeptis
• Lagua
• Nankil'slas
• Sin
• Ta'xet
• Tia

[edit] Ho-Chunk

• Kokopelli

[edit] Hopi

• Aholi
• Angwusnasomtaka
• Kokopelli
• Koyangwuti
• Muyingwa
• Taiowa

[edit] Huron

• Airesekui
• Heng
• Iosheka

[edit] Inuit

• Igaluk - lunar deity
• Nanook - master of bears
• Nerrivik - sea mother and food provider
• Pinga - Goddess of the hunt, fertility, and medicine
• Sedna - sea Goddess, ruler of the underworld
• Torngasoak - sky god

[edit] Iroquois

• Adekagagwaa
• Gaol
• Gendenwitha
• Gohone
• Hahgwehdaetgan
• Hahgwehdiyu
• Onatha

[edit] Kwakiutl

• Kewkwaxa'we

[edit] Lakota

• Canopus
• Haokah
• Whope
• Wi

[edit] Mi'kmaq

• Niskam

[edit] Navajo

• Ahsonnutli - creation deity
• Bikeh Hozho - personification of speech
• Estsanatlehi - ‘the woman who changes’, sky goddess
• Glispa - a healer
• Hasteoltoi - goddess of the hunt
• Hastsheyalti - the Talking God, god of the dawn and the east
• Hastshehogan - the House-God, god of evening and the west
• Tonenili - ‘water sprinkler’, rain god
• Tsohanoai - sun god
• Yolkai Estasan - ‘white-shell woman’, lunar deity

[edit] Pawnee

• Pah
• Shakuru
• Tirawa

[edit] Salish

• Amotken

[edit] Seneca

• Eagentci
• Hagones
• Hawenniyo
• Kaakwha