Szélatya

Szélatya or Szélkirály is the Turkic god or deity of wind.
His female counterpart is Szélanya.

Names in various languages

Azerbaijani: Yel ata / Yel baba
Uzbek: Yel Ota
Tatar: Җил Әти or Җил Ата or Cil Ana
Kazakh: Жел Ата
Chuvash: Ҫил Атте or Ҫил Ашшӗ
Bashkort: Εл Атай
Sakha: Тыал Аҕа
Turkmen: Ýel Ata
Kyrgyz: Жел Ата
Khakas: Чил Аба or Чил Ада
Altay: Салкын Ада
Tuvan: Салгын Ата
Balkar: Джел Ата
Mongolian: Салхи Эцэг
Buryat: Һалхин Эсэгэ
Oirat: Салькн эцк

All of them mean "wind father".
The Onoghurs also worshipped him.

Description

Szelatya has long hair, silver weapons, and thunder horses. He is said to appear as a youthful and handsome man in Hungarian mythology, but as an elderly man in Turkic mythology. He has a jungle or sylvan named Silver Forest.

Family

His father is Arany Atyacska and his mother's name is Hajnal Anyacska. However, some accounts mention that he is the son of Kayra, the primordial god.