| Name | Origin | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Qa | Gigo | Goddess of the Omnibombly bird. Gigo |
| Qa'wadliliquala Dza'wadeenox | BC Canada | Not only the Supreme God, but the guardian of the tribe as well as a river deity that insurers the salmon run |
| Qadshu | Syria | Goddess of fertility and sexuality. Syria |
| Qaholom | Mayan | A sky god and one of the seven deities of creation and humans. Mayan |
| Qaitakalnin | Koryak | Guardian spirit of the North. Koryak |
| Qamai'ts/ Sisnaaxil/ Ek Yakimtolsil | Bella Coola/ BC Canada | The creator goddess that lives in the upper heavens & controls the earth, she is never prayed to |
| Qamaits | British | A warrior goddess of the indigenous Nuxalk people. British Columbia, Canada. |
| Qamata | Africa | Creator god of the Xhosa people. South Africa |
| Qasavara | Islands | The gatherer of the spirits of the damned, who he then feeds to monsters. Banks islands, Vanuatu |
| Qasynan | S Arabia | the god of the of smithies |
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| Qat | Islands | The Great Spirit who made everything. Banks islands, Vanuatu |
| Qawaneca | Oregon | The deity who created the earth. The Athapascan, Oregon |
| Qawm | Arabic | The Nabataean god of war and the night, and guardian of caravans. |
| Qebehsenuf | Egyptian | God whose canopic jar was used for the intestines. One of the four sons of Horus. Egyptian |
| Qebui | Egypt | Four headed, winged, ram headed god of the north wind Egypt |
| Qedem | Hebrew | The personification of the east wind. Hebrew |
| Qenqentet | Egypt | Goddess of memory Egypt |
| Qeskina'qu | Siberia | Qeskina'qu "Big Light" the son of the creator being Tenanto’mwan. Koryak, Siberia |
| Qetesh | Egypt | Goddess of love and beauty. Egypt |
| Qetesh | Semitic | A goddess of sex rather than fertility, who is thought to have originally been a Semitic god, from Chaldean mythology |
| Qetesh | Syria | A goddess of nature, whose cult was orgiastic |
| Qi or Chi | China | The energy of the universe which flows through everything. China |
| Qi-Gu | China | Goddess of the toilet. China |
| Qi-Yu | China | God of war and rainfall. China |
| Qin-Guang-Wang | Chinese | The ruler of the first court of Feng-Du the Chinese hell. |
| Qin-Shubao | China | Qin-Shubao a general from the Tang Dynasty who became associated with the ancient threshold guardians. China |
| Qoluncotun | Nativ American | Creator deity of the Sinkaietk who, angered by the ingratitude of their ancestors, hurled a star at the Earth, which burst into flames. Southern Okanagon |
| Qos | Edomite | Warrior and fertility god. Edomite |
| Quaayayp | Greek | The son of the creator of the world, Niparaya, and the virgin Anayicoyondi. North America |
| Quabso | Tanzania | "wind-rider", a goddess of the weather, health, fertility and rain. Tanzania |
| Quades | Semitic | Goddess of fertility Western Semitic |
| Quan Yin | Asian | The bodhisattva of compassion as venerated by East Asian Buddhists. |
| Quan Yin | China | Goddess of Compassion. China |
| Quaoar | Nativ American | Sings and dances the world and other deities into existence. Tongva, Native American |
| Quat | Banks Is/ Melanesia | A creator god that knows how to enjoy life |
| Quaxolotl | Aztec | Goddess of twins and duality. Aztec |
| Qudsi | Bahai | The personification of the 'Most Great Spirit'. Bahai |
| Qudsu | W Sumeria | the personification of holiness |
| Queen Maeve | Ireland | A protagonist in the story of the Cattle Raid of Cooley. Ireland |
| Queen Maeve/ Medb/ Medhbh/ Madb | Irish | She was once a powerful goddess |
| Queen of Elphame | Celtic | Goddess of death and disease often equated with Hecate. Celtic |
| Queen of Heaven | Egyptian | With the ancient Phoenicians was Astarte; Greeks, Hera; Romans, Juno; Trivia, Hecate, Diana, the Egyptian Isis, etc., were all so called; but with the Roman Catholics it is the Virgin Mary. |
| Quetzalcoatl | Aztec | A great teacher, according to the traditions of the Toltecs, who came to them from Tullan or Yucatan and dwelt for twenty years among the people, teaching them to follow a virtuous life, to cease all wars and violent deeds of any kind, to abolish human and animal sacrifices and instead to give offerings of bread and flowers. Aztec |
| Quetzalcoatl | Toltec | God of the air and presided over commerce, fertility, wind and of wisdom. Toltec |
| Quetzalcoatl/ Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli | Aztec | A manifestation of sun the god, he is a savior of his people as well & there is not enough room here to tell his story |
| Quiabelagayu | Maya | God of boozy afternoons and lazy sunday bonking sessions. Maya |
| Quiahuitl | Aztec | The creator god/ sun deity of the third of the five world ages |
| Quikinna’qu | British | The first man. He was the only survivor of an island that had been transformed into a whale by the Thunderbird. Chuckchee, British Columbia |
| Quilla | Inca | Moon goddess married to Inti, the sun god. Inca |
| Quinanes | Central America | A race of giants whose traditions were prevalent at the time of the conquest of Central America. |
| Quinkini | Siberia | Founder of the world. Koryak, Siberia |
| Quinkini A'qu | Koryak/ Siberia | The founder of the world |
| Quinoa-Mama | Peru | Minor goddess in charge of rabbits. Peru |
| Quinuama | Inca | Goddess of grain. Inca |
| Quirinus | Roman | An early god of the Roman state. |
| Quirinus | Roman | A god of war & the tutelary god of the Sabines |
| Quootis Hooi | Chinook | Creator goddess who hatched mankind from thunderbird eggs. Chinook |
| Quzah | Arabic | God of storms, thunder, hailstorms, mountain and the weather. Arabic |
| Q’a’mtalat | Canada | The Kwakiutl flood hero, who died in the Great Flood while successfully trying to save his children by removing them to the summit of a high mountain. They became the ancestors of a post-deluge humanity. Canada |
| Q’o’mogwa | Kwakiutl | "Copper-maker," leading culture hero of the Kwakiutl, native inhabitants of the Canadian Pacific coast. |
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