Gaulish words for “God”
Singular:
- God → Dēuos
(from PIE deiwós, meaning “shining one, deity”) - Goddess → Dēuā
(feminine form of Dēuos, attested in inscriptions)
Plural:
- Gods → Dēuoi
(masculine nominative plural) - Goddesses → Dēuās
(feminine nominative plural)
Dibu (Gods )
- Abellio
- Abgatiacus
- Alaunus
- Albiorix (Gaulish deity)
- Alisanos
- Ambisagrus
- Anvallus
- Arausio (god)
- Artaius
- Arvernus
- Atepomarus
- Baco (god)
- Belenus
- Borvo
- Buxenus
- Camulus
- Candidus (Celtic spirit)
- Caturix
- Cernunnos
- Cicolluis
- Cissonius
- Condatis
- Dusios
- Erditse
- Esus
- Fagus (god)
- Gebrinius
- Geniscus
- Glanis
- Gobannus
- Hooded Spirits
- Intarabus
- Iovantucarus
- Latobius
- Lenus
- Lero
- Lugus
- Loucetios
- Luxovius
- Moccus
- Mogons
- Moritasgus
- Mullo (god)
- Nemausus
- Ogmios
- Olloudius
- Rigisamus
- Robor
- Rudianos
- Rudiobus
- Sedatus
- Segomo
- Sexarbores
- Smertrios
- Taranis
- Tarvos Trigaranus
- Telesphorus (mythology)
- Telo (mythology)
- Ucuetis
- Vasio (god)
- Veraudunus
- Virotutis
- Visucius
- Vosegus
Debu ( Goddesses )
- Abnoba
- Acionna
- Adsullata
- Ancamna
- Andarta
- Annea Clivana
- Arduinna
- Artio
- Aveta
- Belisama
- Bergusia
- Bormana
- Bricta
- Brigantia (goddess)
- Cathubodua
- Damona
- Dea Matrona
- Divona
- Epona
- Erecura
- Gontia (deity)
- Ianuaria
- Icaunis
- Icovellauna
- Inciona
- Litavis
- Matres and Matronae
- Nantosuelta
- Naria
- Nemetona
- Onuava
- Ritona
- Rosmerta
- Sequana
- Sirona (goddess)
- Souconna (mythology)
- Suleviae
- Sulis
- Vesunna
- Xulsigiae