Alestéa n. The goddess of destruction.
Améa n. The goddess of love.
Dútéa n. The goddess of misery.
Ighokhéa n. The goddess of obsession.
Ithovíha n. The goddess of intellectualism.
Ítossa n. The eyes of the universe or sky; the perspective of the greater divine; absolute truth; objectivity.
Lítréa n. The goddess of collectivism.
Masadéa n. Fertility goddess introduced to the Lilitic pantheon in 1045 lilpo, whose cult emphasized the hedonistic pursuit of anything that would promote population growth; see theological entry, Founding of Lilikoisa and Decline of Lilitic culture.
Moiléa n. The goddess of perseverance.
Múrekíha n. The goddess of sadism.
Neptarléa n. The goddess of protection and the shepardess of the dead.
Poaléa n. The goddess of healing.
Rostyaekía n. The suffering mother goddess, evolved from the ancient Rotomem goddess Rostería.
stillu n. God or Goddess.
Súía n. The personification of numbers and mathematics, a non-Sarthían deity.
Taléa n. The goddess-principle of time.
Telméa n. The goddess of manipulation.
Tshalléa n. The goddess-principle of all thought.
Tshayéa n. The goddess of dreams.
Úravéa n. The goddess of equivocation and secrets.
Uvíha n. The goddess of individualism.
Zeltetéa n. The goddess of life-giving.