Nakshatras,Naryana,Nirriti,Parvati,Prajapati,Prisni,Prthivi,Puchan,Purusha,Pushan,Raktavija,Rama,Rati,Ratri,Ravi,Rhibus,Rudra

Lakshmi :The goddess of prosperity, purity, happiness and generosity. She has four arms, representing the four spiritual virtues. She sits on a fully blossomed lotus, a symbol of divine truth. Her palm is always outstretched to bless those in need. She has an aura of divine happiness, mental and spiritual satisfaction and prosperity. She is the wife of Vishnu.
Maitreya : The Buddha who is to come in the future.
Manasa-Devi : Serpent goddess.
Maruts : Minor storm deities, aggressive and violent in temperament.
Matarisvan : Messenger of the gods in Vedic times.
Matsya : The first incarnation of Vishnu. A fish that saved Manu from the great flood in the Indian version of the Noah's Ark story.
Mitra : God of the sun and brother of Varuna. He is the good-natured god of friendships and contracts. One of the Adityas. His worship survived in the Near East and ancient Rome as the god Mithras.
Nakshatras : The stars and the divine attendants of Indra.
Naryana : The original supreme being. Associated with the original man and with Vishnu.
Nirriti : Vedic goddess of evil, deceit and destruction. Sometimes associated with Kali.
Parvati : Parvati is the wife of Lord Shiva and exists in various divine (both friendly and fearful) forms, including Kali and Durga. A mountain goddess. Parvati is also the mother of the beloved deity, Ganesh, the potbellied god with the head of an elephant and Karttikeya, the god of war.
Prajapati : Lord of creation.
Prisni : Goddess of the earth and darkness.
Prthivi : The earth goddess of the Vedas, counterpart of the Sky Father Dyaus. They were originally one being, Dyavaprthivi.
Puchan : God of meeting.
Purusha : Male half of Brahma, of which Satrap is the female half.
Pushan : God of fertility, wealth and cattle. He is also the guide of travelers and the dead.