Boys:
- Aengus (AYN-gus, Irish)--god of youth and love. Anglicized to Angus.
- Aeron (EYE-ron, Welsh)--god of war
- Alaunus (al-AW-nus, Gallic)--god of healing & prophesy
- Amaethon (ah-MY-thon, Welsh)--god of agriculture
- Dylan (DUL-an, Welsh)--sea-god
- Govannon (goh-VAN-non, Welsh)--smith-god. Irish equivalent is Goibnu.
- Lenus (LEHN-us, Gallic)--god of healing
- Lir (LEER, Irish)--god of the sea. Welsh equivalent is Llŷr.
- Lugus (LOO-gus, Gallic)--god of trade, commerce, & travellers. Irish equivalent is Lugh; Welsh is Lleu.
- Mabon (MAH-bon, Welsh)--god of youth
- Taranis (TAHR-an-is, Gallic)--god of thunder
Girls:
- Agrona (ah-GROH-nah, Gallic)--goddess of war
- Andraste (an-DRAHST, Brythonic)--goddess of victory
- Brighid (BREED, Irish)--goddess of fire, poetry, & wisdom. Modern forms include Brigid (Irish), Bridget (Irish, English), Brigitta (German, Dutch), & Britta (Scandinavian)
- Ceridwen (KEHR-id-wen, Welsh)--goddess of poetry & inspiration
- Clíodhna (KLEE-o-nah, Irish)--goddess of beauty. Sometimes written as Clíona. Anglicized to Cleena.
- Danu (DAN-oo, Irish)--mother-goddess of a race of ancient Irish. Modern form is Dana ("DAN-yah").
- Epona (EP-ohn-ah or ee-POH-nah, Gallic)--goddess of horses and fertility
- Erecura (ehr-eh-CU-rah, Gallic)--earth-goddess
- Étaín (EH-dan or eh-DEEN, Irish)--goddess of horses. Modern Irish forms are Éadaoin and Eadan. Anglicized as Aideen.
- Fand (FAND, Irish)--sea-goddess. Sometimes written as Fann.
- Rhiannon (hree-AN-non, Welsh)--goddess of fertility & the moon
- Sirona (sih-ROH-nah, Gallic)--healing-goddess
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