ANUKET is the Egyptian Goddess of the Nile, in particular the stretch of river in the southern part of Egypt. She is the daughter of Satis, Goddess of the Nile's floods, and Khnum, God of the source of the Nile. Anuket was also associated with things that moved quickly, such as arrows and gazelles, and she was sometimes depicted either as a gazelle or with the head of a gazelle. Other depictions show her as a woman wearing a crown topped with ostrich feathers. Anuket's name, which means "embracer," is also seen as ANKET, ANQET, and ANUKIS, and her titles included GIVER OF LIFE, LADY OF LIFE, NOURISHER OF THE FIELDS, MOTHER OF THE KING, and SHE WHO SHOOTS FORTH.
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BAU is the Sumerian Goddess of fertility and healing. Also known as BABA, she was the patron Goddess of the city of Lagash and protector of the king. She is the daughter of An, God of the sky. Bau is often depicted with the head of a dog, and it is thought that her name is derived from the bark of a dog.
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TAHBI-YIRI is the Fante Goddess of the sea. She lives in a rock near Cape Coast in Ghana, just to the west of the rock where her husband, Tahbi, lives. Tahbi-yiri has the form of a mermaid and white skin with "a woolly head" (one nineteenth century writer's term for natural Black African hair), while her husband has a human form and black skin. Both of them cause sailors and swimmers near their rocks to drown. Tahbi-yiri's name means "Tahbi's wife."
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SARASVATI is the Hindu Goddess of rivers and knowledge. Her name means "the one who flows", and she is the consort of Brahma. Sarasvati is usually depicted sitting on a white lotus, symbolizing truth and purity. She has four arms, and she holds in her hands a book (symbolic of written knowledge and her mastery of science and learning), a string of crystals or prayer beads (symbolic of spiritual knowledge), a pot of water (symbolic of creativity and purification), and a musical instrument called a veena (symbolic of knowledge of the fine arts).
Sarasvati rules over a great number of spheres: rivers, fertility, wealth, speech, writing, learning, poetry, music, science, mathematics, calendars, magic, creativity, beauty, and art. As such, she also has a great many alternate names and epithets, including:
QUEEN OF HEAVEN
MOTHER OF WATERS
THE FLOWING ONE
ARYA (noble one)
BAGISWARI
BAKDEVI
BHAMAYAI
BHARATYAI (eloquence)
BHOGA-DAYAI
BIRAJ
BRAMHA-GYNANAIKA-SADHANAYAI
BRAMHA-JAYAYAI
BRAMHA-VISHU-SIVATMI-KAYAI
BRAMHYAI (wife of Brahma)
CHAMUNDAYAI
CHANDI-KAYAI
CHANDRA-LEKHA-VIBHU-SHITAYAI
CHANDRI-KAYAI
CHATURANA-NASAMRAJYAI
CHATURVARGA-PHALA-PRADAYAI
Chitra-gamdhayai
Chitra-malya-vibhushitayai
Chitrambarayai
Devyai
Dhaneshvari (the divinity of wealth)
Dhumra-lochana-mardhinyai
Divya-lankara-bhushitayai
Divyamgayai
Dvibhu-jaayai
Gomatyai
Govimdayai
Gynanaika-tatparayai
Gynana-mudrayai
Hamsa-sanayai
Hamsa-vahini (she who has a swan as her vehicle)
Jati-layai
Jihvagravasini (dwelling in the front of the tongue)
JNANASHAKTI (the power of knowledge)
KALA-DHARAYAI
Kala-ratryai
Kalpanashakti (the power of forming ideas)
KAMADHENU (like the wish-fulfilling cow)
Kama-pradayai
Kama-rupayai
Kantayai
Kavijihvagravasini (she who dwells on the tongues of poets)
Maha-bagayai
Maha-bhadrayai
Maha-bhogayai
Maha-bhujayai
Mahakalyai
Maha-karayai
Maha-mayayai
Mahamkushayai
Maha-pashayai
Maha-pataka-nashinyai
Maha-phalayai
Maha-saraswatyai
Maha-shrayayai
Mahasweta
Maha-vani (the transcendent word)
MAHA-VIDYAYAI (holder of supreme knowledge)
Maho-tsahayai
Malinyai
Mantra-vidyayai
Munda-kambi-katai
Neela-jamghayai
Niranja-nayai
Padmakshmai
Padma-lochanayai
Padma-nilayayai
Padma-vaktri-kayai
Praharanayai
Prithudar
Pustaka-stayai
Rakta-beejani-hantrai
Rakta-madhyayai
Ramayai
Rupa-soubhagya-daeinyai
SAKTIRUPINI (whose form is power)
SARADA (giver of essence)
Sarbasukai
Sarswatyai
Sarva-devastu-tayai
Sarvatmi-kayai
Satarupa
Savitryai
Seetayai
Shastra-rupinyai
Shivanu-jayai
Shonapunya (one purified of blood)
Shubha-dayai
Shumbha-sura-pramadhinyai
Shweta-sanayai
Smirtishakti (the power of memory)
Soudaminyai
Soumyayai
Sree pradayai
Subha-drayai
Sudha-murtayai
Sura-puji-tayai
Surasayai
Sura-sura-namaskrutayai
Sura-vandi-tayai
Suvaa-sinyai
Suveenayai
Teevrayai
Traeimurtyai
Vagdevyai
Vagishvari (mistress of speech)
Vaishnavyai
Vani Dayyani (recipient of speech)
Varahyai
Vara-pradayai
Vara-rohayai
Varijaa-sanayai
Varnajanani (mother of letters)
VARNESVARI (Goddess of letters)
VASUDAYAI
VEENA VANDINI (veena player)
Vidya-rupayai
Vidyayai
Vidyunma-layai
Vimalayai
Vinapani (due to holding the Vina)
Vindhya-vasayai
Vindyayai
Vini-drayai (she who is always awake)
Vishalayai
Vishvayai
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