Amun Chief deity of Thebes, creator there under the guises of Kematef and Irta. Also a member of the Hermopolitan Ogdoad. Name of Re in the Esna creation story.
Ananse Trickster and creator in Ashante mythology.
Andronga 'ba o'bapiri Creator in Lugbara mythology.
Mangar-kunjer-kunja Creator of humanity in Arrernte mythology.
Manitou, Mashé Manido, Niwaskowôgan, Kisu'lk, Gisloog, Gici Niwaskw, Tabaldak, Kji Niskam Creator in Abenaki, Menominee and Mi'kmaq mythology. Probably the "All-Maker" of the Penobscot.
Ogdoad, Hermopolitan (ḫmnyw) Eight male/female dualities, particularly associated with Hermopolis. Of their number, Amun became especially important in his own right.
"Old Man in the Heavens" Creator in Wiyot mythology.
"Old Mole" Companion of Coyote in Shasta mythology.
Ōmeteōtl (Tōnacātēcuhtli and Tōnacācihuātl, or Ōmetēuctli and Ōmecihuātl) Duality composed of male-female deities, primordial figure in Aztec mythology.
Otsirvani, Otshirvani Creator in Siberian mythology.
"Our Father" the Sun Creator in Apapocúva mythology.
"Rainbow Snake" Important primordial entity in Australian mythologies.
Rangi, Ranginui, Raki, Rakinui Creator in Māori mythology.
"Raven" Important primordial entity in the legends of the Inuit, Chuckchi and Yupik peoples. As Yáahl, Raven is the fashioner of Haida Gwaii in Haida mythology. Additionally, Raven appears as a demiurge in Cahto mythology.
Re Major Egyptian sun deity, the son of Neith in the creation tale of Esna and Saïs.
Rod, Deivos, Krodo Primordial deity in Slavonic mythology.
Tsetse Bumba Troublesome black leapord spirit of lightning in Kuba and Boshongo mythology.
Tsichtinako, Ts'its'tsi'nako, Tse che nako, Sus'sistinako, Sussistinnako Creator in Acoma, Kawaik and Zia mythology. Probably identical with the Kótyangwúti of the Hopi.