Isu

The word Isu is an anglicized word to the Egyptian word "jsw" which means 'Ancient(s)'

The English language word deity derives from Old French deité, the Latin deitatem or "divine nature", coined by Augustine of Hippo from deus ("god"). Deus is related through a common Proto-Indo-European (PIE) origin to *deiwos. This root yields the ancient Indian word Deva meaning "to gleam, a shining one", from *div- "to shine", as well as Greek dios "divine" and Zeus; and Latin deus "god" (Old Latin deivos). Deva is masculine, and the related feminine equivalent is devi. Etymologically, the cognates of Devi are Latin dea and Greek thea. In Old Persian, daiva- means "demon, evil god", while in Sanskrit it means the opposite, referring to the "heavenly, divine, terrestrial things of high excellence, exalted, shining ones".

Isu are a species of hominids that reincarnate from benign Eldritch Terrors that resembled humans in appearance. Their advanced technology and magic are the foundations of their civilization.

In another notable deviation from humans and other creatures, most Isu had naturally occurring special pattern, runic, and linear tattoos of various colors running up and down their arms, legs, and heads that often glowed brightly of their own accord, indicating a possible bioluminescent quality. These 'tattoos' also had a habit of flaring when the deity was using their advanced powers or magic spell, which could indicate a biological function as a response to stimuli or strenuous activity. The bioluminescent markings on its body will cease after it dies.

The advanced warrior race known as the Isu has access to technology that is beyond human comprehension. Some Terran Deities equipment has arcane, antiquated-sounding names yet appears deceptively unsophisticated. Since the Toba eruption, the Isu have maintained peace in the Nine Realms with the aid of Asgard and Earth's forces. They have airplanes resembling those from other regions that are armed with guns and missiles, as well as energy weapons.

As a race, Isu are anatomically identical to their human creations, but in contrast to mankind, which had only five senses from the start, the Isu had seven, the sixth of which was simply known as "knowledge," and the seventh as "magic." Another extremely strong and technologically advanced race through crude calculations, a small number of Isu were able to anticipate and seek to change potential futures. Democritus, a Greek philosopher, claimed that people began to believe in gods when they began to attribute natural occurrences like lightning to supernatural creatures.

The Bifrost, Astral Portal, Hellmouth, or simply Drift Portal, a bridge and portal between worlds, allows transit between the Nine Realms. The royal palace, or something akin to the presidential residence, is covered by an energy shield with magic. The complex password systems used by Terran Deities to unlock doors can even be inscribed on stone, wood, palm leaves, or even steel. Some gadgets combine magic and cutting-edge technology.

The Isu warriors from Asgard and Terra employ high-tech weapons and tools such swords, knives, spears, chakrams, shields, and others. However, these weapons are constructed with cutting-edge technology using materials like steel, adamantium, orichalcum, diamond, obsidian, and others.

When used quickly (such as when a sword is slashed in combat), they appear ordinary when still, but when they do, the blade glows with an aura of energy that can be any color or bluish-white, greatly enhancing the weapon's power (frequently, while the user is using the weapon, a strange vibration can be heard, indicating that the blade could turn blue at any time). This renders handheld weapons, such as lightning, bullets, or arrows, useless.

Similar to how some Terran Ancient Weapons can occasionally produce flaming blue or orange sparks when they strike, Terran Ancient armor can also occasionally do the same. Laser blasts can be deflected by Terran Ancient shields; when a blast strikes the shield, it ripples with the same energy and deflects the blast. Other Terran technology also has this energy.

Along with Ancient Terran Accessories, which were designed by the Terran Gods of Forge, Hephaistos, and War, Ares, All Ancient Terran Weapons are legendary weaponry that were among the strongest necessities on Earth Responsibly and Tangled the series universe. Hephaestus developed the Terran Ancient Armor, a state-of-the-art set of adamant, orichalcum, diamond, and other high-grade plate armor. The armor was worn by Isu who were in charge of archives and military garrisons in Atlantis, Asgard, and other parts of the planet.

All animals, including "Gods" and "Demigods/Saints" of planet Earth, including demons, are vulnerable to Aurorium, Damascus steel, and chaos elements (except for those possessed by this evil element).

• Climate Change 🌧️ - Isu are only a few natural animals with or without any magical powers, can cause shifts in temperatures and weather patterns via technology and negligence. Primarily due to the burning of fossil fuels (like coal, oil, and gas), which produce heat-trapping gases Some gods and goddesses used their magic to change the climate, which either succeeded or failed.

• Weather Modification ✏️ - Despite being non-Elder Dragon, Isu are an Elder Dragon-level threat and godlike. Weather modification causes changing weather for snowing or raining. But warfare or the like has been banned by the United Nations under the Environmental Modification Convention.

• Bushfire 🔥 - Even though water is the natural classical element, fire-wielding Isu (including Agni, Pele, Hades, Satan, and others) can control flames both offensively and defensively. Some "gods" use fire or scorched ground to ward off enemies or kill them. However, the latter is prohibited by the Geneva Conventions of 1977, which forbid arson related to scorched earth.

The number of Isu that each religion honors can be used to classify them. Religions that practice polytheism accept more than one deity, whereas monotheistic religions only acknowledge one deity (sometimes referred to as "God"). Henotheistic faiths view all other deities as facets of the same supreme deity, accepting only that one without rejecting the others.

Many societies, including those of the Mesopotamians, Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, and Germanic peoples, have personified natural events in various ways as either deliberate causes or effects. Some Avestan and Vedic deities were thought to possess moral values. In Indian religions, deities have often been represented as the mind and senses, which make up the temple of every living thing. According to Sasra, deities are believed to have an existence beyond death. Morally upright people live blissful heavenly lives as guardian deities and are only spared death when their merit is forfeited.

It is eventually revealed that thousands of years before the events, the then-dominant godlike race tentatively called the "First Civilization" created or modified humans, elves, and most of the creatures from our planet as slaves. After humanity and other species, such as ogres, goblins, orcs, and elves, rebelled against their "Gods," a full-scale conflict broke out. A solar flare nearly wiped off this race and humanity, forcing most to make concessions on a truce to ensure their existence.

The Isu have since, as a distinct species, become extinct, though hybrid bloodlines of the two species still exist; their presence in history has been erased, leaving behind only remnants of their technology (known as "Pieces of Eden"), which became powerful weapons and religious artifacts (the reason behind the Templars', the Assassins', and later the Hunters' ongoing war).

The Asgardians or Olympian-Aesir served as the model for the Norse mythology of Scandinavia. Some groups, such as the Aesir-Olympians, Vanirs, and Titans, engaged in interactions with humans over a thousand years ago and had a significant impact on Scandinavian civilization.

The exact origins of the Isu are unknown, despite the fact that they were indigenous to the planet Earth and the result of thousands of years of evolution in their own right. The Capitoline Triad's Minerva, an Isu, just said that her species "came before" humanity, they some reincarnate from various Fomorian and Reptilian members. Every ecosystem is home to Isu. Some members of the Isu have migrated to Thatrollwa and Everrealm, where some have developed into the Thatrollwans, their own species.

• Movement Pattern: Full Migrant/Random

• Individual Type: Random

• Population Trend: Increasing

• Population: 200?

• Locomotion: Versatile

• Habitat: Polar; Tundra; Taiga; Montane Grasslands and Shrublands; Temperate Coniferous Forests; Temperate Broadleaf and Mixed Forests; Temperate Deciduous Forests, Temperate Grasslands, Savannas, and Shrublands; Subtropical Coniferous Forests; Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests; Subtropical Dry Broadleaf Forests; Subtropical Grasslands, Savannas, and Shrublands; Salt Flats; Stone Forest; Tropical Coniferous Forests; Tropical Moist Broadleaf Forests; Tropical Dry Broadleaf Forests; Tropical Grasslands; Tropical Savannas and Shrublands; Mediterranean Forests, Woodlands, and Scrub; Mushroom Forests; Mushroom Fields; Deserts and Xeric Shrublands; Badlands; Flooded Grasslands and Savannas; Swamp; Bayous/Billabongs; Riparian; Wetland; Mangrove Forest; Cold Bamboo Forests; Tropical Bamboo Forests; Air-breathing Coral Reefs; Graveyard Vale; Mountain; Sky; Warm River; Cold River; Lukewarm River; Subterranean River; Pond; Littoral; Intertidal; Kelp Forest; Coral Reef; Barrier Reef; Neritic Zone; Pelagic Zone; Benthic Zone; Hydrothermal Vent; Brine Pool; Cold Seep; Demersal Zone; Karst Cave; Karst Spring; Lush Cavern; Crystal Cave; Magnetic Cave; Radiated Vale; Lava Tube; Volcano; Lava Trench; Basalt Delta; Ghost Town; Ruined Skyscraper; Crimson Forest; Warped Forest; Soul Vale; Corruption Grove; Ender Plains; Ender Islands; Vinohia Zone; Jotunheim Zone; Moon; Outer Space; Heaven.

• Earth: 

  • Possibly Extinct: Afghanistan; Albania; Algeria; American Samoa; Andorra; Angola; Anguilla; Antarctica; Antigua and Barbuda; Aotearoa/New Zealand; Argentina; Armenia; Aruba; Australia; Austria; Azerbaijan; Åland Islands; Bahamas; Bahrain; Bangladesh; Barbados; Belarus; Belgium; Belize; Benin; Bermuda; Bhutan; Bolivia; Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba (Sint Eustatius, Saba, Bonaire); Bosnia and Herzegovina; Botswana; Bouvet Island; Brazil; Britain (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); British Indian Ocean Territory; Brunei; Bulgaria; Burkina Faso; Burundi; Cabo Verde; Cambodia; Cameroon; Canada; Cayman Islands; Central African Republic; Chad; Chile; China/PRC; Christmas Island; Cocos Islands; Colombia; Comoros; Republic of the Congo; The Democratic Republic of the Congo; Cook Islands; Costa Rica; Croatia; Cuba; Curacao; Cyprus; Czechia; Côte d'Ivoire; Denmark; Disputed Territory; Djibouti; Dominica; Dominican Republic; Ecuador; Egypt; El Salvador; Equatorial Guinea; Eritrea; Estonia; Eswatini; Ethiopia; Falkland Islands; Faroe Islands; Fiji; Finland; France; French Guiana; French Polynesia; French Southern Territories; Gabon; Gambia; Georgia; Germany; Ghana; Gibraltar; Greece; Greenland; Grenada; Guadeloupe; Guam; Guatemala; Guernsey; Guinea; Guinea-Bissau; Guyana; Haiti; Heard Island and McDonald Islands; Holy See/Vatican City; Honduras; Hong Kong; Hungary; Iceland; India; Indonesia; Iran; Iraq; Ireland; Isle of Man; Israel; Italy; Jamaica; Japan/Nihon; Jersey; Jordan; Kazakhstan; Kenya; Kiribati; North Korea; South Korea; Kuwait; Kyrgyzstan; Laos; Latvia; Lebanon; Lesotho; Liberia; Libya; Liechtenstein; Lithuania; Luxembourg; Macao; Madagascar; Malawi; Malaysia; Maldives; Mali; Malta; Marshall Islands; Martinique; Mauritania; Mauritius; Mayotte; Mexico; Micronesia; Moldova; Monaco; Mongolia; Montenegro; Montserrat; Morocco; Mozambique; Myanmar; Namibia; Nauru; Nepal; Netherlands; New Caledonia; Nicaragua; Niger; Nigeria; Niue; Norfolk Island; North Macedonia; Northern Mariana Islands; Norway; Oman; Pakistan; Palau; Palestine; Panama; Papua New Guinea; Paraguay; Peru; Philippines; Pitcairn; Poland; Portugal; Puerto Rico; Qatar; Romania; Russia; Rwanda; Réunion Island; Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha; Saint Kitts and Nevis; Saint Lucia; Saint Martin Island; Saint Pierre and Miquelon; Saint Vincent and the Grenadines; Samoa; San Marino; Sao Tome and Principe; Saudi Arabia; Senegal; Serbia; Seychelles; Sierra Leone; Singapore; Sint Maarten (Dutch); Slovakia; Slovenia; Solomon Islands; Somalia; South Africa; South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands; South Sudan; Spain; Sri Lanka; Sudan; Suriname; Svalbard and Jan Mayen; Sweden; Switzerland; Syrian Arab Republic; Taiwan, Province of China; Tajikistan; Tanzania, United Republic of; Thailand; Timor-Leste; Togo; Tokelau; Tonga; Trinidad and Tobago; Tunisia; Turkey; Turkmenistan; Turks and Caicos Islands; Tuvalu; Uganda; Ukraine; United Arab Emirates; United States of America; United States Minor Outlying Islands; Uruguay; Uzbekistan; Vanuatu; Venezuela; Viet Nam; Virgin Islands, British; Virgin Islands, U.S.; Wallis and Futuna; Western Sahara; Yemen; Zambia; Zimbabwe.

• Berbania:

  • Possibly Extinct: Albangkor; Ahlaria; Arahangaria; Ashailaju; Aharva; Awavokia; Bahrdnihamia; Barselonia; Borva; Bretonia; Chiosathira; Devhorjasho; Dhokorakha; Dinojerulla; Dzhemoblash; Elengora; North Emeraldia; South Emeraldia; Eshima, Froyadghu, Frostland; Ghesario; Gorrajeria; Hiershofia; Hirohito Islands; Hudhirenia; Ifuangiria; Inorthia; Izhorgia; Janiothewa, Jelyplaskogoria; Jermainia; Jonilarghia; Kampufora; Kataqira; Kheilia; Kicharhonia; Korikoiliu; Lakatharho; Luzhoria; Meridia, Nakarenia; Narvanicia; Nueva California; Ostrelliria; Paaskekhadia; Pengarria, Qafaria; Qezhonia; Rasitarolia; Registazlia; Rozzunia; Santa Maria Islands; Serfothaqia; Svathogoblash; Sysherio-ivaf; Thieravio, Thirenha; Tomasionia Tseriangistia; Vielgatborria; Vinohia; Vithorsia; Wotarsia; Xorethajio; Xorethanio; Ylossanu; Zhanguimia; Zhidhekia; Zhovirdhia; Zowhrinnge.

• Reinachos: 

  • Possibly Extinct: Abazorgia; Abirosa; Aghallarba; Ahjaru; Alfonsia; Angussia; Ascunsia; Asgardia; Bacuitogia; Barriville; Bergastadia; Bernardia; Cabarazhonia; Carlotania; Chanarth; Chinilia; Coilatha; Dengzharia; Dhalria; Dheria; Dominconia; Doquebetia; Duldoria; Dunpandia; Ehuecatlia; Falkbergia; Fharewalovia; Fortynidia; Galapagosia; Gherasen; Grenalandia; Gurrumia; Haayihardio; Hieppathi; Hishatofia; Huancoria; Illircia; Inu Vienna; Joaquinia; Kakvia; Koppia; Lothlonaghia; Maghrebia; Marseillia; Matamurigakia; Maungayapapa; Mosikeyia; Mourystia; Nakhelia; New Tenochtitlan; Ngetanyeho; Nu Fuyan; Nuaria; Nueva Granada; Nueva Tocharia; Oaxilantia; Paliosa; Phuiswaqia; Prairiville; Qirodennu; Qunasalia; Rahonatia; Raberangia; Rythania; Saeloun Jeju; Sanchagia; Sanhodosia; Sanhosatoseu; San Vicente; Shilliteria; Tasmanrisia; Terlimay; Thyrim Islands; Tianmingia; Tirania; Tirhomesa; Tseghahuyania; Uhoykoria; Unimoder; Verdanamo; Vizcania; Warepitia; Xatlos; Xhorashqipia; Xizhgotia; Yimakinzia; Zhonghu; Zotilia.

• Thatrollwa: 

  • Possibly Extinct: worldwide

• Sawintir: 

  • Possibly Extinct: worldwide

Terran Deities cannot be tamed under conditions. Terran Deities can be trusted and liked if you have Hero of the Planet effect, they will gain the ability to follow and fight for you.

Bereshit (בְּרֵאשִׁית) - 300,000-74,000 BCE

" This... piece of silver casts out Adam and Eve. Seth, son of Adam became the one. Forced to expel woolly mammoths into another world. Moses's staff turned into his own snakes. Summoned portals from the past. Parted and closed the Red Sea. Eris used it to start the Trojan War, and with it, a poor carpenter turned water into wine. "

– Bert Okram Athom (Meitei: ꯕꯦꯔꯇꯣ ꯣꯀꯔꯝ ꯫ꯥꯇꯣꯃ)

The sole distinction between this hypothesis and the explanation of the Isu is the fact that the Isu's soul originated in outer space, reincarnated into humanoid species over the eons, and is currently residing on Earth while undergoing evolutionary changes. The souls of the deities were trapped and released after the theory of the Big Bang dates from 4.5–4.0 billion years ago.

Their exact origins are rebirths of either Saurfolk or Fomorian "deities", despite the fact that the Isu were indigenous to Earth and the result of thousands of years of development in their own right. The Capitoline Triad's Minerva, an Isu, just said that her species "came before" humanity. It is also unknown whether or not they maintained identifiable nation states, but Isu factions did inhabit primordial cities, cultivate vast, technologically advanced spheres of influence across parts of the planet, and engage in in-fighting within the species that resulted in a costly Civil Wars of the Gods. In several countries, they also used their unique de-extinction factory to bring back some extinct species.

Although Minerva freely acknowledged that the Isu had given humanity the ability to endure the harsh conditions of Earth, her mother, Juno, made it apparent that humans and Elves were not meant to be "wise" to ensure that they would be docile and resilient cattle that would meet the purposes of their makers. Because of their exploitation of humans and subsequent transformation of fairies into pixies, Juno and her pals, Aita, Nergal, and Lilith, were reduced to proto-humans known as Borrowers. Lugh, a revived Fomorian-Isu hybrid, exiled them and subsequently incarcerated them for serious crimes.

The Isu, a civilization of true gods and highly advanced human beings lived on Earth, during the period known as the Pleistocene long before angels, fairies, demons, giants, trolls, goblins, and other species did. They created humanity, transformed all living things into non-organic beings, and then enslaved them through modifying their brains so that they would submit when confronted with Pieces of Eden. Approximately one million years ago, the Deities, whose past is shrouded in mystery, were in charge of Planet Earth. Before they were completely killed out in 74,000 BCE during the Great Catastrophe from Toba eruption, along with many of their human creations. By that time, the Deity had been engaged in a ten-year conflict with a human uprising led by Adam and Eve, two Yahweh made-hybrid demigods who wished to set people free from submission to their "gods."

After the Great Catastrophe and the Early Sixth Extinction, Terran Deities quickly lost popularity despite the legacy they left behind on Earth. However, their names and traits at least survived because humanity were unable to understand their creators as anything other than gods. Selected human tribes have discovered their actual nature throughout history despite the lack of evidence for their existence. The Knights Templar had little knowledge of the characteristics of the Terran Deities by the 12th century.

Historya Davvun event - 1990-1999 AD

The Assassin Order and Templar Order members like Altaïr Ibn-LaʼAhad, Ezio Auditore, Edward Kenway, Haytham Kenway, Ratonhnhaké:ton or Connor Kenway, William Miles and his son Desmond, Layla Hassan, Nikolai Orelov and his grandson Daniel Cross, and Lucy Stillman all had a much higher percentage of Aesir DNA than most Assassins and Templars, possessing 0.952% Aesir DNA. As a matter of fact, a number of Desmond Miles' forebears and his companions from the Conservationist Hunters, such as Altar Ibn-La'Ahad, Ezio Auditore, Edward Kenway and his son Haytham, and his grandson Ratonhnhaké:ton, all possessed Eagle Vision or Avian Vision, which was employed by pet birds as a spy camera. Furthermore, Rodrigo Borgia was unable to enter the Vatican Vault using a staff and the Apple of Eden together due to Ezio's lineage.

Lesley Punzalan and her husband Tasi Padilla and her sons, Nilan, Guaiya, and Pingking, Estrella Soletoile, Dino Horvath and his children Joszef and Dorottya, Heloise and her mom Roisin Szekely, Maia Galicinao and Kahiau Kealani with their sons Ronaldo and Paolo Kealani, Maleek Bautista and his mom Amirah Badawi, Layla Jalalla, Gorca de Pascua, Quirin Stearns, George Washington, Napoleon Bonaparte, Alexander Hamilton, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Constantin Sanatescu, Anastasia Romanov, Dmitri Mikhailov, Genghis Khan, Shah Jahan, and Queen Arianna and her daughter Rapunzel of Corona, including Diana Spencer and Winston Churchill have higher Aesir DNA than Desmond Miles's, possessing 0.975% compared to them, and mostly from Lancelot and Guinevere, have 0.988% Aesir DNA. Kassandra and her son Elpidios were part of an active eugenics program to keep the Aesir DNA in their bloodline. Unknown to normal Saurfolks, Princess Meranie and Prince Jared Jorpassadal are descendants of demigod Saurfolks via the ichor of Aesirs, which is the true color of the Jorpassadal royal family. Bayek's wife, Aya, was a product of this program too. Eivor Varinsdottir and Basim Ibn Ishaq are reincarnations of Aesirs. Any demigods possess Eagle Vision, enchanting the magic spell "Ora Pro Nobis" or "Pray For Us" in foreign languages, stronger than powerful humans, and a longer lifespan than average humans, being half biological.

Desmond Miles was able to effectively use the Pieces of Eden to carry out his plan to rescue his father, and Altar had earlier used his orb to expose Armand Bouchart's lies to the people of Cyprus. When they faced Daniel Cross in the final battle in 1999, before the year 2000, Nilan, Guaiya, and Pingking let them use a staff, a sword, an apple of Eden, a sundrop and moonstone opal necklace, and Cassandra's black blade appropriately.

See also Characters – Deities of Earth

Aesirs/Olympians

These are the most common of all tribes of Isu on planet Earth and most powerful of all, as well as most important in any mythologies from Greece, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, United Kingdom, Mexico, China, India, and even few countries. Quetzalcoatl and Chang'e are natural born Aesirs, not from Aztec nor Chinese mythology in origin, who are born from Odin and one of his mistress. Aesir's skin color was white or light brown, and various colors were found on their eyes (blue, green, hazel, brown, chocolate, and gray), eyebrows, and hair (black, brunette, blond, auburn, gray, and white).

• 1. Odin (born with Jotunn)

  2. Frigga

  3. Thor (born with Jotunn)

  4. Loki (born with Jotunn)

  5. Heimdall

  6. Hela (born with Jotunn)

  7. Narfi (born with Jotunn)

  8. Vali (born with Jotunn)

  9. Balder

  10. Verdandi

  11. Skuld

  12. Idunn

  13. Urdr

  14. Vili

  15. Ve

  16. Laufey

  17. Yahweh

  18. Quetzalcoatl

  19. Chang'e

  20. Eostre

  21. Atlas

  22. Gaea

  23. Hermes Trismegistus/Mercury

  24. Phanes

  25. Chronos

  26. Zeus/Jupiter

  27. Hera/Juno

  28. Minerva/Athena

  29. Cronus/Saturn

  30. Rhea/Ops/Opis

  31. Hercules/Heracles

  32. Persephone

  33. Aphrodite

  34. Hephaestus

  35. Ares

  36. Iris

  37. Hades

  38. Persephone

  39. Aita

  40. Hebe

  41. Eileithyia

  42. Aletheia

  43. Prometheus

  44. Demeter

  45. Charon

  46. Chione

  47. Vejonis

  48. Angelos

Vanirs

The real independent class of Gods found in Vanaheim after their disclosure policy, until the pact for peace. Sigyn and Sif are from their respective realm. Vanir's skin color was light brown to yellowish brown, and various colors were found on their eyes (blue, green, hazel, blue-green, sky blue, brown, chocolate, and gray), eyebrows, and hair (black, brunette, blond, auburn, gray, and white).

• 1. Freyr

  2. Freyja

  3. Kvasir

  4. Sif

  5. Sigyn (born with Aesir)

  6. Gersemi

  7. Gullveig

  8. Hnoss

  9. Njordr

  10. Blomstrala

Atlanteans

The gods of Greece and Atlantis. They created their own species by evolving from multiple Isu, and once the city sank, they gained resistance to drowning. The Atlantean Deity's skin tone varied from light brown to yellowish brown, and their brows, hair, and eyes (blue, green, hazel, brown, chocolate, and gray) were all different shades.

• 1. Yaldabaoth

  2. Poseidon

  3. Amphitrite

  4. Medusa

  5. Cleito

  6. Ampheres

  7. Evaimon

  8. Nyai Roro Kidul

Tuatha (Dé Danann)

These are the most uncommon of all tribes of gods on planet Earth and the most unique of all, as well as the most important in any mythologies from Britain, Wales, Cornwall, Scotland, Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Turkiye, and even a few countries. These Celtic gods' skin color was only white, and various colors were found on their eyes (blue, green, hazel, brown, chocolate, and gray), eyebrows, and hair (black, brunette, blond, auburn, gray, and white).

• 1. Dagdu

  2. Danu

  3. Anann

  4. Morrígan

  5. Ériu

  6. Banba

  7. Fodla

  8. Lugh (born with Fomorian)

  9. Nodens

  10. Nuada

  11. Aengus

  12. Brigid

  13. Manannán

  14. Dian Cecht

  15. Goibniu

  16. Saint Patrick (born with Human)

Enneads

The Isu tribe of Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, South Sudan, Algeria, Sudan, and Wakanda. They evolved from several Isu to create their own, and their masks were in the shape of diverse animals. Ennead's skin ranged from light brown to olive, with a variety of colors in their eyes (blue, green, hazel, brown, chocolate, and gray), brows, and hair.

• 1. Aker

  2. Amun/Amun-Ra

  3. Aten

  4. Atum

  5. Geb

  6. Hapi

  7. Horus

  8. Khepri

  9. Khnum/Khnemu

  10. Khonsu/Khonshu

  11. Maahes/Mahes/Mihos

  12. Montu

  13. Nefertum

  14. Nemty

  15. Neper

  16. Osiris

  17. Ptah

  18. Set/Seth

  19. Shu

  20. Sopdu

  21. Thoth

  22. Wadj-wer

  23. Amunet

  24. Anuket

  25. Bastet

  26. Bat

  27. Hatmehit

  28. Heqet

  29. Hesat

  30. Imentet/Amentet

  31. Isis

  32. Maat

  33. Menhit

  34. Mut

  35. Neith

  36. Nekhbet/Nekhebit

  37. Nephthys/Nebet-Het

  38. Nepit

  39. Nut

  40. Pakhet

  41. Renenutet

  42. Satet

  43. Sekhmet

  44. Tefnut

  45. Wadjet/Uatchit

  46. Wosret/Usret

Jotunn/Frost Giants

These are independent tribes of Gods, like Vanir, these are found in Jotunheim, the planet and realm of ice. Loki and Hela originated from Jotunheim as well. The Frost Giant's skin color was blue to pale brown, and various colors were found on their eyes (blue, cyan, hazel, blue-green, sky blue, brown, chocolate, and gray), eyebrows, and hair (black, brunette, blond, auburn, gray, and white).

• 1. Loki (born with Aesir)

  2. Hela (born with Aesir)

  3. Fárbauti

  4. Svadilfari

  5. Aegir

  6. Alvaldi

  7. Aurboda

  8. Baugi

  9. Beli

  10. Bergelmir

  11. Bestla

  12. Bölthorn

  13. Býleistr

  14. Eggthér

  15. Fárbauti

  16. Fjölvar

  17. Fornjót

  18. Gangr

  19. Geirröðr

  20. Gillingr

  21. Gjálp and Greip

  22. Grídr

  23. Gunnlod

  24. Gymir

  25. Hardgreipr

  26. Helblindi

  27. Helreginn

  28. Hljod

  29. Hrímgerdr

  30. Hrímgrímnir

  31. Hrímnir

  32. Hrodr

  33. Hrungnir

  34. Hrymr

  35. Hymir

  36. Hyrrokkin

  37. IdiÍm

  38. Járnsaxa

  39. Leikn

  40. Litr

  41. Logi

  42. Mögþrasir

  43. Narfi (father of Nott)

  44. Sökkmímir

  45. Þjazi

  46. Þökk

  47. Þrívaldi

  48. Þrúðgelmir

  49. Þrymr

  50. Útgarða-Loki

  51. Vafþrúðnir

  52. Víðblindi

  53. Voland

  54. Vosud

  55. Vörnir

  56. Ymir

Muspel/Demons

These are devolved and rebellious demons, mutated from Aesirs or other tribes into evil, and native to Muspelheim or known as the Underworld, the Hell or the Duat. Satan and Surtur are born in this realm. The Muspel or Fire Demon's skin color was red, brown, or scarlet with patches of rock-like warts and sometimes growth of their horns, and various colors were found on their eyes (hazel, red, orange, brown, chocolate, and gray), eyebrows, and hair (black, brunette, red, auburn, orange, blonde, and ash).

• 1. Satan

  2. Surtur

  3. Guayota

  4. Eysa

  5. Sinmara

  6. Lilith

  7. Hraesvelgr

  8. Charon

  9. Orcus

  10. Pluto/Dis Pater

  11. Valak/Valac

  12. Malthus/Malphas

  13. Kagutsuchi

  14. Ruaumoko

  15. Sitan

Devas

These are the Indian mythological "gods" and "goddesses" in Hindu and Buddhist mythologies. Deva's skin was brown, chocolate, black, or blue, with different hues in their eyes (blue, green, hazel, brown, and chocolate), brows, and hair (black, brunette, blond, and white). Unlike other tribes, some Devas are born with numerous hands.

• 1. Shiva

  2. Vishnu

  3. Brahma

  4. Lakshmi

  5. Parvati

  6. Ganesha

  7. Durga

  8. Tara/Tala

  9. Benzaiten

  10. Buddha (born with Human race)

  11. Bodhidharma (born with Human race)

Asuras

These are the Indian mythological "demons" in Hindu and Buddhist mythologies called Asuras (Sanskrit: असुर; Cyrillic: Асуры/А́сура) . Asura's skin was brown, chocolate, black, scarlet, red, maroon, or blue, with different hues in their eyes (blue, green, hazel, brown, and chocolate), brows, and hair (black, brunette, blond, and white). Much like Devas, Asuras are born with numerous hands or faces.

• 1. Rahu

  2. Ketu

  3. Asuang

  4. Nezha (born with Chinese gods)

  5. Raijin

  6. Fujin

Di/Chinese Gods

The Chinese Isu represent a tribe of the Isu race that is native to the Chinese mainland and Taiwan, revered by the people of this nation as deities. Among the most well-known are the Three Pure Ones, the primary Taoist deities, and the Jade Emperor, the ultimate ruler of heaven. The Eight Immortals, who are admired for their unique skills and contributions, are other noteworthy individuals. Many deities, including the Goddess of the Moon (Chang'e, who is not native to this tribe; she was born from Odin) or the God of the North (Yu Qiang), are connected to particular seasons, natural elements, or facets of human existence. The Di's skin color was brownish yellow, and various colors were found on their eyes (blue, hazel, brown, chocolate, and white) and eyelashes and hair (black, brunette, and white).

1. Jade Emperor

2. Shangdi

3. Fuxi

4. Nuwa

5. Gou Mang

6. Gong Gong

7. Ru Shou

8. Zhu Rong

9. Yu Qiang

10. Hou Tu 

11. Xi He 

12. Wang Shu

13. Erlang Shen

14. Hou Yi

Qatuan/Atua

The devolved tribe of Isu is found in Taiwan, Southeast Asia, Melanesia, and Polynesia, where most Isu people are worshipped by Taiwanese, Filipinos, Malays, Indonesians, Bruneians, Malagasy, Papuans, Palauans, Chamorros, Melanesians, and Polynesians as "gods". The Qatuan's skin color was light brown or brown, and various colors were found on their eyes (blue, hazel, brown, chocolate, and gray), eyebrows, and hair (black, brunette, and white).

• 1. Kakrayan

  2. Ali-zu

  3. Bathala

  4. Mayari

  5. Anagolay

  6. Nanolay

  7. Alagaka

  8. Laho

  9. Adlao/Apolaki

  10. Tangaroa/Kanaloa/Ebisu

  11. Tāne Mahuta/Kane

  12. Maui

  13. Pele

  14. Poliahu

  15. Ranginui

  16. Papatuanuku

  17. Ārohirohi

  18. Hoyau Kamui

Kami/Kamuy

Kami are the Isu tribes endemic to the Japanese Islands that are venerated in the Shinto religion and for Ainu tribe. Traditionally, great leaders like the Emperor of Japan could be or become kami, as their ancestress Amaterasu was an Isu species. Like Desmond Miles, Queen Arianna, and Princess Rapunzel, the Kōshitsu were also the demigods, including Hanzo Hattori and his descendants and Warren Lee Tamahori. The Kami's skin color was yellow, and various colors were found on their eyes (blue, hazel, brown, chocolate, and orange) and eyelashes and hair (black and white).

• 1. Whiro

  2. Hine-nui-te-pō

  3. Izanami

  4. Izanagi

  5. Amaterasu

  6. Susanoo

  7. Tsukuyomi-no-Mikoto

  8. Inari/Cironnup Kamuy

  9. Hachiman

  10. Kannon

  11. Tenjin

  12. Ae-oina Kamuy

  13. Apasam Kamuy

  14. Cikap-kamuy/Kotan-kor-kamuy

  15. Sarorun Kamuy

  16. Kim-un-kamuy

  17. Kina-sut-kamuy

  18. Kotan-kar-kamuy

  19. Kunnecup-kamuy

  20. Nusa-kor-kamuy

  21. Pauchi Kamuy

  22. Repun Kamuy

  23. Shiramba Kamuy

Unclassified Tribes

Before or during the War of Unification, some Isu members were born from tribes that were either unknown or extinct as a result of the Isu War. Saklas was descended from an unidentified extinct tribe, whom his parents describe as a prehistoric evil God of Darkness. The final survivor, Saklas, became a target for Hera as one of her operatives when Zeus and Hera destroyed his tribe. The moniker Saklas, which means "fool" in Aramaic, is a parody of the creator god, even if it is true that God El is nothing more than an invisible spirit "The Holy Spirit" that resides up high and "whom no angel eye has seen." In contrast to the evil Saklas, Saraswati is a good-hearted member of an unidentified extinct tribe from Himalayas; she was taken as a sister by Vishnu and Lord Shiva, and Indians worship her in order to convert to Hinduism.

The Holy Ghost, also known as the brightest body of the Holy Spirit, is the third divine Person of the Trinity—a triune god who manifests as God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit—when Desmond Miles uses the Animus to locate the Isu countries rather than being taken to a simulation of the Isu cities. Princess Eilonwy claims that the Holy Spirit's origin is unclear and that it may be the result of the souls of several people of extinct or living tribes. Why did the Holy Spirit exist or behave like the greatest butler of the God in prehistoric times if it is a singular creature that is intimately related to Yahweh?

The Tuatha de Danann and Aesir members wiped off the unnamed extinct tribe that included Arawn, the king of the otherworld realm of Annwn. Arawn's origins are known to both Taran and Princess Eilonwy. His species confined him in the Underland Islands of Everrealm, and since he was the final member of the long-gone evil race, his true name is never stated. In the Middle Ages, all Welsh residents rechristening him as Arawn, named after prophet Aaron, brother of Moses in the Old Testament, but he straight natural born evil.

1. Saklas

2. Saraswati

3. The Holy Spirit/Holy Ghost

4. Arawn

Legend

• {M} - "god"

• {F} - "goddess"

• {N} - neuter/neutral/genderfluid

List of Native Names for "Isu"/"God"

• Abaza: нчва (nćʷa)

• Abkhaz: анцәа (ancʷa)

• Adyghe: тхьэ (tḥɛ)

• Afrikaans: god

• Ainu: カムイ (kamuy)

• Akkadian: 𒀭𒌝 (ilum), 𒀭 (ilu), 𒀭 f (iltu)

• Agarthan: Te'udi

  • Terran Agarthan: Teudi

  • Agarathosan Agarthan: Devi'to

• Albanian: zot (sq), perëndia

• Amharic: አምላክ (ʾämlak)

• Arabic: إِلَٰه (ʔilāh), رَبّ (rabb) {M}

  • Cypriot Arabic: ράπ̱ι (rabi)

  • Egyptian Arabic: إله (ʔílāh) {M}

• Aragonese: dios m

• Aramaic:

  • Hebrew: אל m (’ehl’)

  • Syriac: ܐܠܗܐ m (’alāhā’)

• Armenian: աստված (hy) (astvac)

  • Old Armenian: աստուած (astuac)

• Aromanian: dumidzelu

• Asturian: dios

• Avar: бечед (bečed), аллагь (allah)

• Aymara: tatitu

• Azerbaijani: tanrı

• Baluchi: ہدا (huda), خدا (xuda)

• Bashkir: хоҙай (xoźay), тәңре (təñre), алла (alla)

• Basque: jainko

• Bats: დალ (dal), დალე̆ (dalĕ)

• Bavarian: Gott {M}

• Belarusian: бог (boh) {M}

• Belizean Creole: gaad

• Bengali: ঈশ্বর (iśśor), দেবতা (debota)

• Berbanian:

  • Dairkian: karo, dijos

  • Ghesarian: khar, dios

  • Inorthian: karye, dios, Gaad

  • Corachan: erulo

  • Dinojerullese: erjol, di-os

  • Huwepho: helso

  • Dermochlorian: itsar

  • Emeraldian: itse'e

  • Froyadghan: i'tea

  • Frostlander: hi'tel

  • Tiqojarhan: winiso

  • Thirenhan: winno

• Bikol Central: dyos, bathala, diwata

• Breton: doue {M}

• Bulgarian: бог (bog) {M}

• Burmese: ဘုရား (bhu.ra:) {M}, ဘုရားသခင် (bhu.ra:sa.hkang)

• Buryat: бурхан (burxan)

• Caló: debel {M}

• Carpathian Rusyn: бог (boh) {M}

• Catalan: déu {M}

• Chadong: sən² {M}

• Chamorro: yu'os

• Chechen: дела (dela)

• Cherokee: ᎠᏓᏅᏙ, ᎡᏙᏓ, ᎤᏁᎳᏅᎯ

• Chichewa: mulungu

• Chinese:

  • Cantonese: 神 (san4)

  • Dungan: шын (šɨn), хўда (hwda)

  • Eastern Min: 神 (sìng)

  • Gan: 神 (siin1)

  • Hakka: 神 (sṳ̀n)

  • Hokkien: 神 (zh-min-nan) (sîn)

  • Jin: 神 (seng1)

  • Mandarin: 神 (shén)

  • Northern Min: 神 (sěng)

  • Wu: 神

  • Xiang: 神 (sen2)

• Chuvash: турӑ (tură)

• Coptic: ⲛⲟⲩⲧⲉ (noute) (Sahidic), ⲛⲟⲩϯ (nouti) (Bohairic), ⲛⲟⲩⲛⲧⲉ (nounte) (Akhmimic), ⲑⲉⲟ (theo), ⲑⲉⲟⲥ (theos)

• Cornish: duw {M}

• Crimean Tatar: quday

• Czech: bůh {M}

• Danish: gud {M}

• Dargwa: аллагь (allah)

• Dhivehi: އިލާހު (ilāhu)

• Dutch: god {M}

• Dzongkha: ལྷ (lha)

• Eastern Arrernte: ngkarte

• Egyptian: nTr (nṯr) {M}

• Elamite: 𒈾𒀊𒅕 (napir)

• Elvish: Dija {M}

  • Western Elvish: Dija

  • Eastern Elvish: Tijo

  • Sawintiran Elvish: Jioh

  • Church Elvish: Yiod

• English: God

  • Old English: god {M}

• Erzya: паз (paz)

• Esperanto: dio

• Estonian: jumal

• Etruscan: 𐌀𐌉𐌔 (ais)

• Ewe: mawu

• Faroese: gudur {M}, guður {M}

• Fijian: kalou

• Finnish: jumala {M}

• Fomorian: vaero

• French: dieu {M}, divinité

• Friulian: diu

• Gagauz: allaa

• Galician: deus {M}

• Georgian: ღმერთი (ɣmerti), ღვთაება (ɣvtaeba)

• German: Gott {M}, Götter {M}

• Gilbertese: atua

• Gothic: 𐌲𐌿𐌸 (guþ)

• Greek: θεός (theós)

  • Boeotian: θιός (thiós) {M}

  • Doric: θεύς (theús) {M}

  • Laconian: σιός (siós) {M}

  • Ancient: θεός (theós) {M}

• Greenlandic: guuti

• Guaraní: ñandejára

• Gujarati: બહગવાન (bahagvān) {M}

• Haitian Creole: dye

• Hausa: allà

• Hawaiian: akua

• Hebrew: אלוהים \ אֱלֹהִים (elohím) {M}, אֵל (el) {M}

• Hindi: देवता (devtā) {M}, भगवान (bhagvān) {M}, ईश्वर (īśvar) {M}, परमेश्वर (parmeśvar) {M}, परमात्मा (parmātmā) {M}, प्रभु (prabhu) {M}, ऊपरवाला (ūparvālā) {M}, देव (dev) {M}, इलाही (ilāhī) {M}, ख़ुदा (xudā) {M}, गाड (gāḍ) {M}, भग (bhag) {M}, रब (rab)

• Hittite: 𒅆𒍑 (šiuš)

• Hungarian: isten {M}

• Icelandic: guð {M}

• Ido: deo

• Indonesian: tuhan, dewa, dios

• Ingrian: jumala

• Ingush: даьла (däla)

• Interlingua: deo

• Irish: dia, déithe {M}

• Istriot: deo

• Italian: dio {M}

• Japanese: 神/かみ (kami), 神様/みさま (kamisama; honorific)

• Jarai: yang

• Javanese: hyang, gusti, dios (obsolete)

• Kabardian: тхьэ (tḥɛ), алыхь (aləḥ)

• Kalmyk: бурхн (burxn)

• Kannada: ದೇವ (dēva)

• Kapampangan: apung ginu, miglelangan, batala, dios

• Karakhanid: تَنكْرىٖ (teŋrī)

• Karelian: jumala

• Kashubian: bòg {M}

• Kazakh: құдай (qūdai), құдірет (qūdıret)

• Khasi: blei

• Khmer: ព្រះ (prĕəh), ទេវ (teivĕəʼ)

• Kongo: nzâmbi

• Korean: 신(神) (sin)

• Kumyk: худай (xuday), тенгири (teñiri)

• Kurdish:

  • Central Kurdish: خوا (xwa), خودا  (xuda)

  • Northern Kurdish: xweda, îlah, xwedawend, yezdan, xwedê 

• Kyrgyz: кудай (kuday), теңир (teŋir)

• Lao: ພຣະເຈົ້າ (phra chao), ເທບ (thēp), ພະເຈົ້າ (pha chao)

• Latgalian: dīvs, dīvūklis

• Latin: deus {M}, dea 

• Latvian: dievs {M}

• Lingala: nzámbe

• Lithuanian: dievas {M}

• Lydian: 𐤹𐤦𐤥𐤳 (ciwš)

• Macedonian: бог (bog) {M}

• Malay: dewa {M}, tuhan, Allah, dios

• Malayalam: ദൈവം (ml) (daivaṁ), ഈശ്വരന് (īśvaraṉ)

• Maltese: alla {M}

• Manx: jee {M}

• Maori: atua

• Maranao: tohan, dios

• Marathi: ईश्वर (īśvar), देव (dev) {M}, परमेश्वर (parmeśvar) {M}, देवता (devtā) {M}

• Mari:

  • Eastern Mari: юмо (jumo)

  • Western Mari: йымы (jymy)

• Moksha: шкай (škaj)

• Mongolian:

  • Cyrillic: бурхан (burxan)

  • Mongolian: ᠪᠤᠷᠬᠠᠨ (burxan)

• Mwani: nlungu

• Nahuatl: teotl

• Nauruan: gott

• Navajo: haashchʼééh

• Nepali: ईश्वर (īśwar)

• Nheengatu: tupana

• Norman: dùu (France), dgieu (Jersey) {M}

• Northern Sami: ipmil

• Norwegian:

  • Bokmål: gud {M}

  • Nynorsk: gud {M}

• Nǀuu: Suǁoa, Tsyuiǁoa, ǃʻHarike

• Occitan: dieu {M}

• Odia: ଦେବ (deba)

• Ojibwe: manidoo

• Okinawan: 神 (かみ, kami)

• Old Church Slavonic:

  • Cyrillic: богъ (bogŭ) {M}

  • Glagolitic: ⰱⱁⰳⱏ (bogŭ) {M}

  • Old East Slavic: богъ (bogŭ) {M}

• Old Norse: týr {M}

• Old Saxon: god {M}

• Old Turkic: 𐱅𐰭𐰼𐰃 (t²ŋr²i)

• Old Uyghur: 𐾀𐽺𐽷𐽾𐽶 (teŋri)

• Oromo: waaqa

• Ossetian:

  • Digor: хуцау (xucaw)

  • Iron: хуыцау (x°ycaw)

• Pali: deva {M}

• Pannonian Rusyn: бог (boh) {M}

• Pashto: خدای  (xwdāy) {M}

• Pela: jui⁵⁵

• Persian:

  • Dari: خُدَا (xudā), یَزْدَان (yazdān), ایزَد (ēzad), ایزِد (ēzid), بَغ (baġ), رَبّ (rabb), رَب (rab), اِلٰه (ilāh)

  • Iranian Persian: خُدا (xodâ), یَزْدان (yazdân), ایزَد (izad), ایزِد (ized), بَغ (baġ), اِلٰه (elâh)

• Phoenician: 𐤀𐤋 (ʾl)

• Phrygian: δεως (deōs)

• Pitcairn-Norfolk: god

• Plautdietsch: Gott {M}

• Polish: bóg {M}, bóstwo {N}

• Portuguese: deus {M}

• Punjabi:

  • Gurmukhi: ਰੱਬ (rabba){M}

• Quechua: dyus

• Reinachan: 

  • Distorter: Vihrsat

  • Abisoran: Whi'rse

  • Rottooth: Wik'tsaak

  • Kimiato: Olaksi

  • Tyhos: Weitgo

  • Draconovian: Chiris

• Romani: devel {M}

• Romanian: zeu {M}, dumnezeu {M}

• Russian: бог (bog) {M}

• Samoan: atua

• Sanskrit: देव (deva) {M}, सुर (sura), भग (bhaga) {N}

• Santali: ᱜᱚᱥᱟᱸᱭ (gôsãy)

• Saurfolk:

  • Old Saurfolk: Aska

  • Antique Saurfolk: Askta

  • Middle Saurfolk: Esgit

  • Modern Saurfolk: Hektei

• Sawintiran: irme

  • Old Enchancian: hrmi

  • Old Maruvian: a'erme

  • Old Norbergian: e'rmi

  • Rabugian: Elmo

• Scottish Gaelic: dia {M}

• Serbo-Croatian:

  • Serbian: бо̑г (bȏg) {M}

  • Bosnian: бо̑г (bȏg) {M}

  • Croatian: бо̑г (bȏg) {M}

• Shan: ၽြႃး (phráa) {M}

• Sicilian: diu (scn)

• Sindhi: ايشور (īšvaru) {M}

• Sinhalese: අමර (amara), දෙවියා (dewiyā)

• Slovak: boh {M}

• Slovene: bog {M}

• Sorbian:

  • Lower Sorbian: bog {M}

  • Upper Sorbian: bóh {M}

• Sotho: modimo

• Southern Altai: кудай (kuday), теҥери (teŋeri)

• Spanish: dios {M}

• Sranan Tongo: gado

• Sumerian: 𒀭 (diĝir)

• Sundanese: gusti

• Svan: ღე̄რბეთ (ɣērbet)

• Swahili: bwana class 5, mabwana class 6, rabi (sw) class 9/10, mungu (sw) class 3/4

• Swedish: gud {M}

• Tagalog: diyos {M}, bathala {M}

• Tahitian: atua

• Tajik: худо (xudo), яздон (yazdon), илоҳӣ (ilohi)

• Talysh: xıdo

• Tamil: கடவுள் (kaṭavuḷ), இறைவன் (iṟaivaṉ), ஆண்டவன் (āṇṭavaṉ), தெய்வம் (teyvam), பகவான் (pakavāṉ), சாமி (cāmi), அகண்டன் (akaṇṭaṉ), பரம்பொருள் (paramporuḷ)

• Tat: xudə

• Tatar: ходай (xoday), тәңре (täñre), алла (alla)

• Telugu: గాడ్ (gāḍ), దేవుడు (te) (dēvuḍu)

• Thai: พระเจ้า (prá-jâao), เทพ (têep), (archaic) ผี (pǐi)

• Thatrollwan: Li'oh

  • Cortesian: Lih

  • Enderman: Hiel

  • Mando'a: deros

  • Togruti: Dakha-shili'neh

• Tibetan: ལྷ (lha)

• Tigrinya: ኣምላክ (ʾamlak)

• Tocharian B: ñakte

• Tok Pisin: got

• Tokelauan: atua

• Tongan: ‘otua

• Tumbuka: chiuta class 1a

• Turkish: tanrı, ilah, oğan

  • Ottoman Turkish: تكری (taŋrı) {M}

• Turkmen: taňry

• Tuvaluan: atua

• Tuvan: бурган (burgan)

• Ugaritic: 𐎛𐎍 (ỉl)

• Ukrainian: бог (boh) {M}

• Urdu: خُدا (xudā) {M}, دیوْتا (devtā) {M}, اِیشْوَر (īśvar) {M}, رَب (rab) {M}, بَھگْوان (bhagvān) {M}, اِلٰہ (ilāh) {M}, اِلٰہی (ilāhī) {M}

• Uyghur: تەڭرى (tengri), خۇدا (xuda)

• Uzbek: xudo

• Venetan: dio

• Vietnamese: thần (神)

• Vili: zambi

• Welsh: duw {M}

• West Frisian: god

• Wolof: yàlla (wo)

• Yaghnobi: худо (xudo)

• Yakut: таҥара (taŋara)

• Yiddish: גאָט m (got)

• Yoruba: ọlọ́run

• Yucatec Maya: kʼuj

• Zazaki: homa, car

• Zhuang: baed, saenz

• Zulu: uNkulunkulu

List of Native Names for "Goddess"

• Afrikaans: godin {F}

• Albanian: perëndeshë {F}

• Arabic: إِلَاهَة (ʔilāha) {F}, إِلٰهَة (ʔilāha)

• Armenian: աստվածուհի (hy) (astvacuhi)

• Asturian: diosa {F}

• Azerbaijani: ilahə

• Belarusian: багі́ня (bahínja) {F}

• Bengali: দেবী (debi)

• Berbanian:

  • Dairkian: karia

  • Ghesarian: kharya

  • Inorthian: karyag

  • Corachan: eryoi

  • Dinojerullese: erjoi

  • Huwepho: helrja

  • Dermochlorian: assar

  • Emeraldian: assair

  • Froyadghan: adzalra

  • Frostlander: ethand

  • Tiqojarhan: winos

  • Thirenhan: winny

• Bulgarian: боги́ня (bogínja) {F}

• Burmese: ဒေဝီ (dewi) {F}

• Catalan: deessa {F}

• Chinese:

  • Cantonese: 女神 (neoi5 san4)

  • Hokkien: 女神 (zh-min-nan) (lú-sîn / lí-sîn)

  • Mandarin: 女神 (nǚshén)

• Coptic: ⲛⲧⲱⲣⲉ (ntōre)

• Cornish: duwes {F}

• Crimean Tatar: mabude

• Czech: bohyně {F}

• Danish: gudinde {F}

• Dutch: godin {F}

• Egyptian: nTr (nṯrt)

• Elvish: Dije {F}

  • Western Elvish: Dije {F}

  • Eastern Elvish: Tije

  • Sawintiran Elvish: Jei {F}

  • Church Elvish: Yiodi {F}

• English: Goddess {F}

  • Old English: gyden {F}

• Esperanto: diino {F}

• Estonian: jumalanna

• Faroese: (syntax error)

• Fomorian: vairi

• Finnish: jumalatar

• French: déesse {F}

• Galician: deusa {F}

• Georgian: ქალღმერთი (kalɣmerti)

• German: Göttin {F}, weibliche Gottheit {F}, weiblicher Gott {N}

• Greek: θεά (theá) {F}

  • Ancient: θεά (theá)

  • Ionic: θεή (theḗ)

• Hawaiian: akua wahine {F}

• Hebrew: אֵלָה (elá) {F}

• Hindi: देवी (devī) {F}

• Hungarian: istennő {F}

• Icelandic: gyðja {F}, dís {F}

• Ido: deino {F}

• Indonesian: dewi {F}, diosa {F}

• Interlingua: dea

• Irish: bandia m

• Italian: dea {F}

• Japanese: 女神/めがみ (megami), 女神/じょしん (joshin)

• Kazakh: әйел құдай (äiel qūdai)

• Khmer: ព្រះម៉ែ (prĕəh mae), ទេវី (km) (teivii), ទេពី (teipii)

• Korean: 여신(女神) (yeosin), 녀신(女神) (nyeosin; North Korean dialect)

• Kurdish:

  • Northern Kurdish: îlahe

• Lao: ເທວີ (th), ສຸລາງ (su lāng), ສຸຣາງ (su rāng)

• Latin: dea {F}, dīva {F}

• Latvian: dieviete {F}, dieve {F}

• Lithuanian: deivė {F}

• Macedonian: бо́жица (bóžica) {F}

• Malagasy: andriamanibavy

• Malay: dewi {F}, diosa {F}

• Manipuri: ꯗꯦꯕꯤ (debi)

• Marathi: देवी f (devī)

• Mon: ဒေဝတဴကာလခဏ္ဏဳ

• Nahuatl:

  • Classical: cihuateteo

• Norman: déêsse (Jersey dialect) {F}

• Norwegian:

  • Bokmål: gudinne {F}

  • Nynorsk: gudinne {F}, gydje {F}

• Occitan: dieusa {F}

• Old Church Slavonic:

  • Cyrillic: богꙑни (bogyni) {F}

• Old Norse: dís {F}

• Pali: devī  {F}

  • Terran Agarthan: Te'uvia {F}

  • Agarathosan Agarthan: De'wia {F}

• Pashto: الهه (elāha)  {F}

• Persian: الٰهه (elâhe), ایزدبانو (izadbânu)

• Polish: bogini  {F}

• Portuguese: deusa {F}

• Reinachan: 

  • Distorter: Vihrsa

  • Abisoran: Whi'rze

  • Rottooth: Wik'ts

  • Kimiato: Olik

  • Tyhos: Weita

  • Draconovian: CJir

• Romanian: zeiță  {F}

• Russian: боги́ня (bogínja) {F}

• Sanskrit: देवी (devī), ग्ना (gnā́)

• Saurfolk:

  • Old Saurfolk: Askka

  • Antique Saurfolk: Askthi

  • Middle Saurfolk: Esgithi

  • Modern Saurfolk: Hegtha

• Sawintiran: irma

  • Old Enchancian: hrma

  • Old Maruvian: a'eri

  • Old Norbergian: e'rse

  • Rabugian: Elma

• Scottish Gaelic: ban-dia {F}

• Serbo-Croatian: {F}

  • Serbian: бо̀гиња (bòginja), бо̀жица (bòžica)

  • Croatian: бо̀гиња (bòginja), бо̀жица (bòžica)

  • Bosnian: бо̀гиња (bòginja), бо̀жица (bòžica)

  • Montenegrin: бо̀гиња (bòginja), бо̀жица (bòžica)

• Slovak: bohyňa {F}

• Slovene: bogínja {F}

• Spanish: dea {F}, diosa {F}

• Sumerian: 𒀭 (/⁠diĝir, dingir; dimer, dimir⁠/) {F}

• Swedish: gudinna {F}

• Tagalog: bathaluman {F}, diyosa {F}

• Tajik: олиҳа (oliha), илоҳа (iloha)

• Tatar: алиһә (alihä)

• Thai: เทวี (tee-wii)

• Thatrollwan: Li'eha

  • Cortesian: Lih'e

  • Enderman: Hi'al

  • Mando'a: derossu

  • Togruti: Dakha-shili'ni

• Tibetan: (syntax error)

• Tocharian B: ñäkteñña

• Turkish: tanrıça {F}, ilahe {F}

• Ugaritic: 𐎛𐎍𐎚 (ỉlt)

• Ukrainian: боги́ня (bohýnja) {F}

• Urdu: دیوی f (devī)

• Uyghur: ئىلاھە (ilahe)

• Uzbek: maʻbuda, iloha

• Vietnamese: nữ thần (女神), thiên nữ (天女)

• Welsh: duwes {F}

• ???

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deity

• https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Asgardians

• https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Isu