A curated list of Celtic gods, goddesses, and mythological figures to use as software release names. Each name corresponds to a letter of the alphabet in alphabetical order, from A to Z.
| Letter | Name | Role / Description |
|---|---|---|
| A | Arawn | Welsh god of the underworld (Annwn) |
| B | Brigid | Irish goddess of healing, poetry, and smithcraft |
| C | Cernunnos | Gaulish horned god of nature and animals |
| D | Danu | Mother goddess of the Tuatha Dé Danann |
| E | Epona | Gaulish protector of horses, fertility, and cavalry |
| F | Fódla | One of the three patron goddesses of Ireland |
| G | Goibniu | Irish god of blacksmiths and brewing |
| H | Hu Gadarn | Welsh solar and agricultural figure (Heroic god) |
| I | Iuchar | Irish deity, one of the sons of Tuireann |
| J | Jouga | Obscure name used in Breton folk traditions (as a variant spirit) |
| K | Keridwen | Welsh goddess of inspiration and rebirth |
| L | Lugh | Irish god of light, skill, and kingship |
| M | Manannán mac Lir | Sea god and guardian of the Otherworld |
| N | Nemain | Irish goddess of battle frenzy |
| O | Ogma | God of eloquence, writing, and strength |
| P | Pryderi | Welsh prince, hero in the Mabinogi tales |
| Q | Quiannat | Hypothetical Gaulish variant, rare |
| R | Rhiannon | Welsh horse goddess, linked to sovereignty |
| S | Sucellos | Gaulish god with a hammer, possibly of abundance and protection |
| T | Taranis | Gaulish god of thunder |
| U | Uaithne | Irish figure tied to music and prophecy (also the name of Dagda’s harp) |
| V | Vosegus | Vosges forest god worshipped in Gaul |
| W | Wyn ap Nudd | Variant of Gwyn ap Nudd, Welsh god of the underworld |
| X | Xunan | Hypothetical or reconstructed name (creative use) |
| Y | Yspaddaden | Giant from Welsh mythology, guardian of a magical cauldron |
| Z | Zezus | Modern neodruidic placeholder, as historical Z-names are lacking |
⚠️ Some letters use reconstructed or creative names due to lack of direct historical sources.