- People or Tribe (location)
- God or Goddess – Role of deity
- Various (Caribbean, Central and South America)
- Obatala – Most powerful of all gods and the only one who knows the hiding place of the Great Almighty
- Various (Caribbean, Central and South America)
- Ogun – God of warriors
- Various (Central America)
- Yiacatecuhtli – God of the travelling merchants
- Various (Mexico)
- Quetzalcoatl – God of air clouds, and wind; of medicine, and the healing arts; of fertility and wealth; of thieves; of gambling; of fishermen; of farmers; of stone-cutters and engravers; of gold and silversmiths; and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Tamats – God of wind and air
- Tlalchitonatiuh – God of the rising sun
- Tokakami – God of death
- Xochipilli – God of flowers, of sport, of dance, of games, of beauty, of love, of youth
- Akwa’ala (Western Mexico)
- Mitipa – Creator god
- Arawak (Antilles)
- Aluberi – Remote supreme god
- Attabeira – Earth mother
- Guabancex – Goddess of wind and water
- Iocauna – Supreme eternal god
- Ybanua-Borna – Rain god
- Aztec (Central Mexico)
- Camaxtli – God of war and one of four creator gods
- Centeotl – Corn god
- Chalchuiuhtlicue – Goddess of the East, sea, and running water and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Chalmecatecuhtli – God of sacrifice and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Chantico – Goddess of hearth fires and volcanoes
- Chicomecoatl – Goddess of maize
- Cihuacoatl – Earth goddess
- Cinteotl – Corn goddess and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Citlalincue – Goddess of the heavens and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Coatlicue – Mother and earth goddess
- Coyolxauhqui – Goddess of the moon
- Ehecatl – God of the wind
- Huehuecoyotl – God of mischief-making
- Huehueteotl – Fire god
- Huitzilopochtli – God of war
- Huixtocihuatl – Goddess of salt
- Ixcuina – Goddess of carnality, prostitutes, and adulterers
- Ixtlilton – God of healing, feasting, and games
- Macuilxochitl – God of music and dance
- Mayahuel – Goddess of the maguey plant
- Metztli – Goddess of moon, love, marriage, and childbirth
- Mictlantecuhtli – God of the dead and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Mixcoatl – Star god and god of the hunt
- Nanahuatzin – Father of the sun and god of corage and bravery
- Ometecutli – God of fire
- Ometéotl – Supreme god
- Patecatl – God of medicine
- Paynal – The messenger to Huitzilopochtli
- Tacatecutli – God of merchants and adventurers
- Teccuciztecatl – God of the moon
- Teoyaomqui – God of dead warriors
- Tezcatlipoca – Supreme god; god of rulers, of the north, of cold, and of darkness; and god of pleasure and sin
- Tlaloc – God of rain, of agriculture, of fire, and of the south; and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Tlaltecuhtli – 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Tlazoltéotl – Goddess of purification and of love; and 1 of 13 lords of – Tloquenahuaque – The unknown god
- Tochtli – God of the south
- Toci – Mother of the gods
- Toci – Mother goddess of the the earth and of curing
- Tonacacihuatl – Mother of the gods
- Tonacatecuhtli – The creator and the provider of food
- Tonacatecuhtli – Creator and food provider
- Tonantzin – The mother-goddess
- Tonatiuh – God of the sun and of warriors; and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Ueuecoytl (Coyote) – God of fecundity
- Uixtochihuatl – Goddess of salt
- Xilonen – Goddess of young maize and a wife of Tezcatlipoca
- Xiuhtecuhtli – God of fire and time; and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Xochiquetzal – Goddess of flowers, of fruit, and of music; and of female sexual power
- Xoloth – God of monsters, of magicians, of twins, of double ears, of maize
- Yacatecuhtli – God of merchant adventurers
- Bribri (Costa Rica, Panama)
- Sibu – Omnipresent and omnipotent supreme god and creator god
- Carib (Antilles)
- Chemin – Sky god
- Chichimec (Mexico)
- Yoalli Ehécatl – Omnipotent, invisible god and ruler of all things
- Chimalteco (Gualtemala)
- Kiech – Goddess of fire and the thirteenth day of the calendar
- Naq Pu – God of fire and the ninth day of the calendar
- Chorotega (Nicaragua)
- Tipotani – Chief god
- Chorti (Guatemala)
- Ah Kin – God of knowledge and magical powers and sun god
- Cueva (Costa Rica)
- Chipiripa – Rain god
- Cuma (Panama)
- Olokupilele – Omniscient creator god and punisher of sin
- Olosiksiskalilel – Foremost god of the first layer of heaven
- Darien (Panama)
- Chicuna – Creator and supreme god
- Huichol (Mexico)
- Takotsi Nakawe – Earth goddess
- Tatevali – God of fire
- Tatotsi Mara Kwari – Secondary fire god
- Lacandon (Southern Mexico)
- Ah Chembekur – God of the highest of seven heavens
- Cacoch – Remote creator god
- Hacha’kyum – Principal god and creator of fair-skinned and curly-haired men
- Kaak – God of fire
- Kai Yum – God of music, singing, dancing
- Kianto – God of foreigners and of disease
- Menzabac – Creator and god of rain
- Qaq – God of fire
- Maya (Southern Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras)
- Ab Kin Xoc – God of poetry
- Abjit – 1 of 13 creator gods (of humans)
- Acat – God of life and development of children in the womb and of tattooers
- Ah Kin Xoc – God of poetry
- Ah Kinchil – God of the sun and the jaguar god
- Ah Puch – God of death
- Ahau Chamahez – 1 of 2 gods of medicine
- Ahkushtal – Goddess of childbirth
- Ahmakiq – God of agriculture
- Ajtzak – 1 of 13 creator gods (of humans)
- Alom – God of the sky
- Bacabs – 4 jaguar gods who held up the sky
- Baklum Chaam – God of fertility of fields and animals
- Bitol – Sun god and 1 of 7 creator gods (world and mortals)
- Bolon Dzacab – God of ancestry
- Cabaguil – 1 of 7 creator gods (world and mortals)
- Camaxtli – God of fate
- Camazotz – Bat god
- Caprakan – God of earthquakes and mountains
- Chac Mol – God of thunder, lightning, and rain
- Cit Bolon Tum – God of medicine
- Ekahau – God of travellers and merchants
- Gukumatz – God of the sky and 1 of 7 creator gods (world and mortals)
- Hunab Ku – Supreme god
- Hunahpu – God of the sun and creator of magic
- Hunahpu-Gutch – 1 of 13 creator gods (of humans)
- Hunahpu-Utui – Role:1 of 13 creator gods (of humans)
- Hunhau – Death god
- Huracan – God of great storms of summer and god of terror
- Itzamna – God of water and the supreme god
- Ix Chel – Moon goddess
- Ix Ch’up – Goddess of the moon
- Ix Tub Tun – Goddess of workers in jade and amethyst
- Ixbalanque – God of the moon and of magic
- Ixchel – Goddess of pregnancy, midwifery, childbirth, and fertility
- Ix-huyne – Moon goddess
- Ixpiyacoc – 1 of 13 creator gods (of humans)
- Ixtab – Goddess of the hanged
- Ixzaluoh – Goddess and wife of Hunab Ku
- Kakal Ku – God of fire
- Kan-u-Uayeyab – The god who guarded cities
- Kinich-Ahau – Sun god
- Kukucan – Wind god
- Nacon – God of war
- Nohochacyum – God of creation and chief god
- Qaholom – God of the sky and 1 of 7 creator gods (world and mortals)
- Suhui Kak – Goddess of new fire and healing
- Tepeu – God of the power in the sky and 1 of 7 creator gods (world and mortals)
- Tlauixcalpantecuhtli – God of the dawn and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Tohil – God of fire and of sacrifice
- Ts’ibatnah – Goddess of workers in jade and amethyst
- Tzakol – God of the sky
- Uc-zip – Underworld god
- Voltan – God of Earth
- Vucub Caquix – Sun god of the previous age of the universe
- Xoc Bitum – God of song
- Yum Caax – God of maize
- Zotzilha Chimalman – Bat god of darkness
- Michocan (Central Mexico)
- Tucapacha – Creator god
- Mixtec (Central Mexico)
- Piyetao – Creator and sustainer of all
- Niquiran (Nicaragua)
- Chiquinau – God of the air
- Ciaga – Water god
- Ecalchot – Wind god
- Masaya – Goddess of volcanoes
- Misca – God of merchants
- Omeyacigoat – Joint supreme god
- Omeyateite – Joint supreme god
- Quiateot – Rain god
- Tamagostad – Chief god and creator
- Vizetot – God of famine
- Zipaltonal – Creator goddess
- Panama (Panama)
- Chicuna – Supreme god
- Dabiaba – Water goddess
- Pipil (Nicaragua)
- Omeyacigoat – Joint supreme god
- Omeyateite – Joint supreme god
- Quiché (Guatemala)
- Ah Raxa Tzel – Sky god
- Ahpú – God of fire
- San Blas Cuna (Western Mexico)
- Dioslele – Creator and supreme god
- Sumu (Honduras, Nicaragua)
- Uhubaput – Supreme sun god and creator god
- Taino (Haiti)
- Agwe – God of the waters
- Ayida – Rainbow goddess
- Badessy – Minor sky god
- Briggette – Goddess of the dead
- Damballah – Serpent god
- Dan Petro – God of farmers
- Erzulie – Goddess of love
- Ghede – God of the dead
- Legba – God of the psychic crossroads where the above meets the below
- Mait’ Carrefour – God of magicians
- Marassa – Twin gods of voodoo
- Marinette – Earth goddess
- Mounanchou – Divine public relations god
- Simbi – Voodoo patron god of the rains and of magicians
- Yocahu Vagua Maorocoti – Remote supreme god
- Talamancan (Costa Rica, Panama)
- Sibu – Omnipresent and omnipotent supreme god and creator god
- Tarascan (Mexico)
- Curicaberis – ??
- Taras – Supreme god
- Tucapacha – Creator god
- Tlascalan (Mexico)
- Xochitecatl – Goddess of sensual delights
- Toltec (Mexico)
- Chalchuiuhtlicue – Goddess of the East, sea, and running water and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Chalmecatecuhtli – God of sacrifice and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Cinteotl – Corn goddess and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Citlalincue – Goddess of the heavens and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Mictlantecuhtli – God of the dead and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Tezcatlipoca – Supreme god; god of rulers, of the north, of cold, and of darkness; and god of pleasure and sin
- Tlaltecuhtli – 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Tlazoltéotl – Goddess of purification and of love; and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Tonatiuh – God of the sun and of warriors; and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Xiuhtecuhtli – God of fire and time; and 1 of 13 lords of the day
- Tzeltal (Southern Mexico)
- Menzabac – Creator and god of rain
- Tzental (Southern Mexico)
- Iztal Ix – Goddess of mind, thought, wisdom
- Patol – Chief god
- Tzotzil (Southern Mexico)
- Totilme’il – Dual male/female creator deity
- Warihio (Mexico)
- Tata Dios – Creator god
- Zapotec (Central Mexico)
- Béeze – God of riches
- Cocijo – God of rain
- Itzpapalotl – Goddess of the paradise realm and of agriculture
- Pixee Pecala – God of love
- Piyetao – Creator and sustainer of all
- Tepeyollotl – Earthquake god
- Xipe Totec – God of spring, of renewal, of vegetation, and of flowers
