Geography/Culture: Hindustani.
Description: Goddess of earth; Source of abundant food and nourishment; Primary cause of the origin, continuance and dissolution of all beings; She Who promises that any blessing invoked through Her shall be granted.
To Whom Sacred: cow (symbolizing food); ida, 'milk' (clarified butter, sour-milk, whey and curds, collectively so called because they are all products of milk); the Agnihotra ('Fire-offering' ie: cow sacrifice).

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Associated with Bharati, ----, below.
  
• Perhaps connected in some way with Greek Ida, Wooded-Mountain, below.
• Associated with Ila, ----below.

Geography/Culture: Hindustani.
Description: Tutelary Goddess of the Bharatas, (a people who lived in the valley of the Sarasvati river); She Who represents a form of worship; Protectress of the sacred grass on which the divinities sit when attending sacrifice.
To Whom Sacred: barhis (the grassy bank or couch on which the deities sit while attending the sacrifice, the grass symbolizes all plants and the altar on which the sacrifice is made symbolizes earth)

Titles/Variants, etc:
• She is a Gna, Woman, They are linked with Vac, Creative-Word.
• Associated with: Ila, ---, below
• Perhaps another name for Mahi, Great.
• Associated with: Sarasvati, Rich-in-Pools.

Geography/Culture:
Linguistic Note: {see if its possible in anyway to make a connection with the etymology of idea}.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• A title of Hecate, She-Who-Works-From-Afar.
  
• Some say Eidyia, She-of-Vision, is the Mother of Medea, Cunning-One.

Geography/Culture: Greek.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Rhea, Earth, (Who is linked with Pandora, All-Giving) bears the title Ida, Wooded-Mountain. Whether that is due to Her identification with Cybele, She-With-the Axe, or whether Rhea bears the title by Her own right I cannot tell.

Geography/Culture: Asia Minor: Phrygia. Mount Ida in the Troad, was an ancient seat of the worship of Cybele. There is a also a Mount Ida in Crete.
Linguistic Note: Greek idaios, -a, -on, 'of Ida'. Gr. ida, 'wooded-mountain'.
Description: Nymph Goddess of Mount Ida; Ancestress of Trojan kings.
To Whom Sacred: cave (in which the infant Zeus was hidden).
Male Associates: son, Teucer; consort, Scamander.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Mother of Callirrhoe, Fair-Flowing, Who is linked with Bendis, {Wave-of-the-Deep}.
• Title of Cybele, She-With-the-Axe, referring to an ancient seat of Her worship.
• Also called Eidothea, ADO3]1, Goddess-of-Form, second consort of Phineus.
• Perhaps etymologically related to Eidyia, She-of-Vision, above.
• Title of Rhea, Earth, (Who is linked with Pandora, All-Giving), in Her identification with Cybele, She-With-the-Axe.
• Mother of Rhoeo, Pomegranate, Who is linked with Oenone, Queen-of-Wine.
• Could the probable variant Ida, be connected with Hindustani Ida, Benediction, above?
• Roman transliteration: Idaea.
• Latin fore-title Mater-Ida.
• Greek fore-title Meter-Idaia, Mother-Goddess-of-Mount-Ida.
• Some say Mother of Strymo, Harsh, Who is linked with Leucippe, White-Mare.

Geography/Culture: Hindustani.
Description: Sex changing Goddess; Teacher of the sons of men; Mother of the herds of cattle; She Whose place is the centre of the earth; She Whose place is the northern altar, the place of libation, prayer and worship.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• To be identified with Hindustani Ida, Benediction, above.