Gods

	God	Description
	Aušrinė (the morning star)	Morning Star; goddess of dawn, first celestial light, and beauty.
	Bangpūtys	God of tempestuous sea winds, surging waves, and stormy Baltic waters.
	Dievas (Senelis)	The Sky Elder (Senelis); primordial remote supreme god of Baltic cosmology.
	Gabija	Goddess of the sacred domestic hearth flame; protector of homes and vows.
	Giltinė	Goddess of death and physical departure; sister and counterpart to Laima.
	Jūratė	Goddess of the Baltic Sea; queen of the amber palace beneath the waves.
	Laima	Goddess of fate, fortune, individual destiny, and childbirth.
	Medeina	Goddess of forests, wild beasts, wolves, and the wilderness hunt.
	Mėnuo	The Moon god; night warrior, celestial husband of Saulė.
	Perkūnas	God of thunder, lightning, oak groves, justice, weapons, and warrior oaths.
	Praurimė	Doubtful: known mainly from 19th-century mythographers (Narbutt); authenticity disputed. The saga keeps her as the Stars element.
	Saulė	The Sun goddess; celestial mother, source of life, light, and warming grace.
	Velnias	Lord of the underworld, the dead, subterranean waters, cattle, wealth, and bargains.
	Vėjopatis	Lord of winds and breezes; master of sea-winds and storm paths.
	Žemyna	Earth goddess; mother and nourisher of all living beings, sworn by earth in oaths.