List of Native American deities
List of Native American deities, sortable by name of tribe or name of deity.
North American deities
| Tribe or group | Deity or spirit or man | Notes | - |
| Abenaki | Azeban | Trickster | - |
| Abenaki | Gluskab | Kind protector of humanity | - |
| Abenaki | Malsumis | Cruel, evil god | - |
| Abenaki | Pamola | Bird spirit; causes cold weather | - |
| Abenaki | Tabaldak | The creator | - |
| Blackfoot | Apistotookii | Creator | - |
| Blackfoot | Napi | Trickster | - |
| Cahuilla | Tahquitz | Creator, death, or evil. | - |
| Haida | Ta'xet | God of violent death | - |
| Haida | Tia | Goddess of peaceful death | - |
| Ho-Chunk | Red Horn | 'He Who Wears Faces on His Ears' | - |
| Hopi | Aholi | A kachina | - |
| Hopi | Angwusnasomtaka | Crow Mother, a kachina | - |
| Hopi | Kokopelli | Fertility, flute player, a kachina | - |
| Hopi | Kokyangwuti | Creation, Spider grandmother | - |
| Hopi | Muyingwa | Germination of seeds, a kachina | - |
| Hopi | Taiowa | Sun spirit, creator | - |
| Innu | Kanipinikassikueu | Provider of caribou | - |
| Innu | Matshishkapeu | Spirit of the anus | - |
| Inuit | Igaluk | Lunar deity | - |
| Inuit | Nanook | Master of bears | - |
| Inuit | Nerrivik | Sea mother and food provider | - |
| Inuit | Pinga | Goddess of the hunt, fertility, and medicine | - |
| Inuit | Sedna | Sea goddess, ruler of the underworld | - |
| Inuit | Torngasoak | Sky god | - |
| Iroquois | Adekagagwaa | Summer | - |
| Iroquois | Gaoh | Wind god | - |
| Iroquois | Gendenwitha | Maiden, transformed into Morning Star by Dawn. | - |
| Iroquois | Gohone | Winter | - |
| Iroquois | Hahgwehdaetgan | God of evil. Twin of Hahgwehdiyu. | - |
| Iroquois | Hahgwehdiyu | Creator; god of goodness and light. Twin of Hahgwehdaetgan. | - |
| Iroquois | Onatha | Fertility | - |
| Klamath | Llao | God of the underworld | - |
| Klamath | Skell | Spirit of the sky/above-world | - |
| Kwakiutl | Kewkwaxa'we | Raven spirit | - |
| Lakota | Whope | Peace | - |
| Lakota | Wi | Solar spirit, father of Whope | - |
| Lakota | Etu | Personification of time | - |
| Mi'kmaq | Niskam | The sun; architect | - |
| Miwok | Coyote | Trickster | - |
| Modoc | Kumookumts | Creator; god of goodness and light | - |
| Narragansett | Cautantowwit | Creator | - |
| Narragansett | Wompanànd | The Eastern God | |
| Narragansett | Chekesuwànd | The Western God | - |
| Narragansett | Wunnanaméanit | The Northern God | - |
| Narragansett | Sowwanànd | The Southern God | - |
| Narragansett | Wetuomanit | The House God | - |
| Narragansett | Squauanit | God of Women | - |
| Narragansett | Muckquachuckquand | God of Children | - |
| Narragansett | Keesuckquànd | The Sun God | - |
| Narragansett | Nanepaûshat | The Moon God | - |
| Narragansett | Paumpagussit | The Sea | - |
| Narragansett | Yotáanit | The Fire God | - |
| Navajo | Creation deity, changing woman | - | |
| Navajo | Personification of speech | - | |
| Navajo | Deity of the hunt | - | |
| Navajo | The Talking god, god of the dawn and the east | - | |
| Navajo | The House-god, god of evening and the west | - | |
| Navajo | Wind god | - | |
| Navajo | 'Water sprinkler', rain god | - | |
| Navajo | Sun | - | |
| Navajo | 'White-shell woman', lunar deity | - | |
| Navajo | Mą’ii | Coyote trickster god | - |
| Navajo | Black God | Creator of the stars, god of fire | - |
| Navajo | See also Diné Bahaneʼ | - | |
| Pawnee | Pah | Lunar deity | - |
| Pawnee | Shakuru | Solar deity | - |
| Pawnee | Tirawa | Creator | - |
| Salish | Amotken | Supreme deity | - |
| Seneca | Eagentci | Sky goddess | - |
| Seneca | Hagones | Trickster | - |
| Seneca | Hawenniyo | A fertility god | - |
| Seneca | Kaakvha | Solar deity | - |
| Sioux | Haokah | Sacred clown | - |
| Sioux | Anpao | Spirit with two faces that represents the dawn | - |
| Snohomish | Dohkwibuhch | Creator | - |
| Taíno | Yaya | Supreme God/Great Spirit | - |
| Taíno | Yaya'al/Yayael | The son of Yaya | - |
| Taíno | Atabey | Mother goddess of fresh water and fertility. Female counterpart of the god Yúcahu | - |
| Taíno | Yúcahu | The masculine spirit of fertility in Taíno mythology along with his mother Atabey who was his feminine counterpart | - |
| Taíno | Guabancex | The top Storm Goddess; the Lady of the Winds who also deals out earthquakes and other such disasters of nature. | - |
| Taíno | Juracán | The zemi or deity of chaos and disorder believed to control the weather, particularly hurricanes. | - |
| Taíno | Guatauva | The god of thunder and lightning who is also responsible for rallying the other storm gods. | - |
| Taíno | Coatrisquie | The torrential downpour Goddess, the terrible Taíno storm servant of Guabancex and side-kick of thunder God Guatauva. | - |
| Taíno | Bayamanaco | Old man fire; the Taíno spirit of Cohoba and guardian of the secrets of sweet potato bread. | - |
| Taíno | Boinayel | God of the sun and of good weather; Marohu's twin brother. | - |
| Taíno | Márohu | God of the moon and of rain, rainstorms, and floods; Boinayel's twin brother. | - |
| Taíno | Maketaori Guayaba | The god of Coaybay or Coabey, the land of the dead. | - |
| Taíno | Opiyel Guabiron | A dog-shaped god that watched over the dead; often associated with the Greek Cerberus. | - |
| Tongva | Chinigchinix | Mythological figure of the Mission Indians | - |
| Wyandot | Airesekui | Creation | - |
| Wyandot | Heng | Storm god | - |
| Wyandot | Iosheka | Creation | - |