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Anguta (also
called "His Father," Anigut, or Aguta) is the
father of the sea
goddess Sedna in the
Inuit religion. In
certain myths of the
Greenlandic Inuit...
- the
daughter of the creator-god
Anguta, with a
great hunger that
causes her to
attack her parents. Angered,
Anguta takes her out to sea and
throws her...
- like a raven").
Sometimes related to
other sky gods, like
Torngarsuk and
Anguta from
Inuit pantheon.
Lowenstein 1992, p. 214.
Lowenstein 1992, p. 10. Asatchaq...
- ****ociated with
death and destruction. He is
considered the
opposite of
Anguta. He is a
danger to all fishermen. Abel,
Ernest L. (2009-03-20).
Death Gods:...
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which is then
brought when the
grave is visited. The
psychopomps Pinga and
Anguta bring the
souls of the dead to Adlivun,
where they must stay for one year...
- Hopi pantheon:
Angwusnasomtaka Inca pantheon:
Viracocha Inuit pantheon:
Anguta or
Anigut but only
among the
Greenlandic Inuit ****anese pantheon: Amenominak****hi...
- ..Like his daughter, he has but one eye,—the moon. The dead,
seized by
Anguta, are
carried thither. — H.
Newell Wardle (1900)
Sedna is the
mistress of...
- Torngarsuk. In
Marvel Comics,
Torngarsuk is
conflated with
elements of
Anguta &
Tulugaak as Hodiak;
chief deity of the
northern gods and
divine grandfather...
-
stories feature the winds, the moon, and the giants. Some
accounts say that
Anguta is the
supreme being, who
created the Earth, sea and
heavenly bodies. His...
- Amaguq/Amarok: wolf god who
takes those foolish enough to hunt
alone at
night Anguta:
gatherer of the dead; he
carries them into the underworld,
where they must...
