| Name | Attributes | Family | Wife |
| Woden (Grim) | chief, sky | Frig | |
| Thunor | Thunder | ||
| Tiw | originally sky god | ||
| Wayland/Weland | smith | son of Wada/Wade, father of Widia | |
| Hama (ON Heimdall) | Watchman |
| Name | Attributes | Husband | |
| Frig/Freo/Frija | mother of gods | Woden | |
| Wyrd/Wurd | destiny (orig one of three fates) | ||
| Metod | another possible 'fate' meaning measurer. | ||
| Waelcyrge | Valkyries | ||
| Nerthus | earth goddess? |
Early historians including Bede and Florence of Worcester trace the descent of the various Anglo-Saxon kings back to Woden.
| Wecta | Baeldaeg | Casere | Saexneat | Waegdaeg |
| Wihtlaeg | Winta | Witta | Brand | Tytmon |
| Gesecg | Siggar | Wermund king of Angel c 350 | Cretta | Wihtgils |
| Frithugar | Benoc/Bernic | Trygils | Antsecg | Swebdaeg |
| Offa | Cweldgils | Hengest | Freawine | Aloc |
| Hrothmund | Sweppa | Sigegeat | Angeltheow | Caedbaed |
| Kings of Kent | Wig | Angenwit | Hryp | Sigefugel |
| Saebald | Eomer | Bubba | Gewis | Ingui |
| Wilhelm | Bedca | Saefugl | Icel | Beda |
| Esla | Esa | Wehha | Offa | Westerfalca |
| Cnebba | Biscop | Elesa | Eoppa | Wuffa |
| Aescwine | Wilgisl | Cynewald | Eanferth | Cerdic |
| Ida | Kings of East Anglia | Kings of Essex | Uxfrea | Creoda |
| Eatta | Kings of Wessex | Kings of Bernicia + Northumberland | Yffi | Kings of Mercia |
| Ealdrith fl 786-96 | Aelli | Kings of Deira |
Middangeard Middle Earth
| Indo-European sky father | Djevs or Deivos |
| Sanskrit | Dyaus |
| Greek | Zeus |
| Latin | Jovis |
| North West Europe | Tiwaz? |
| Germany | Ziu |
| Scandinavia | Tyr |
| England | Tiw |
Supplanted by:
| Western Europe | Wodenaz |
| German | Wuotan |
| Old Saxon | Wodan |
| Old Norse | Voden, Odinn |
| Old English | Woden |
| 12 + 1 | Giuli | last month of old and first of new year |
| 2 | Solmonath | 'when cakes were offfered to the gods' says Bede |
| 3 | Hretha | - |
| 4 | Eostre | Easter |
| 5 | Thrimilci | cows milked three times a day |
| 6 + 7 | Litha | possibly 'moon' |
| 8 | Weodmonath | 'weedmonth' |
| 9 | Halegmonath | 'holy month' (harvest festival?) |
| 10 | Wintirfyllith | 'winter full moon' (first full moon of winter?) |
| 11 | Blotmonath | 'blood month' (sacrifice of animals that would not survive winter) |
This collection of names was compiled by Kate Monk and is ©1997, Kate Monk.
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