Geography/Culture: Celtic: Irish. She has a Shrine at Emain Macha, Ulster.
Description: Shapeshifting Mother Goddess of the moon, fertility, fate, human warfare and death; She Who hovers over warriors on the battlefield inspiring them with fighting madness; She Whose voice summons men to death; She Who makes magic with the blood of slain men; Sorceress of atmospheric phenomena; Eponym of Emain Macha; Giver of curses.
To Whom Sacred: hooded-crow (in which She sometimes manifests Herself); horse; Macha's acorn crop (battle trophies of lopped off heads); the curse of Macha; the mesred machae (the pillars on which Her acorn crop was displayed; Emania, (the heavenly form of Emain Macha and Her realm of death).

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Macha is a Badb, Boiling, Who is linked with the Morrigan, Great-Queen.
• Perhaps in Her association with horses She may related to Epona, Divine-Mare.
• She is a Daughter of Danu, She-of-Knowledge.
• {Could She be related to Old Testament Maachah, ----, below?)
• She is believed by some to be identical with Queen Mab, Mead, below
• The Irish form of Her name is Maca (with a dot above the c).
• Variant: Mache.
• Held by some to have originally been: Madb, Intoxicating-One, below.
• Probably identical with: Macha-Alla, ----, below.
• Sometimes cast as third person of the triple Morrighan, Great-Queen.
• Perhaps also called Neman, Frenzy, Who is linked with Morrighan, Great-Queen.

Geography/Culture: British folklore.
Linguistic Note: Since the found definition of the name of the Irish Madb, (below) is 'intoxicating-one', the above definition of Mab as 'mead' suggests (especially coupled with their other characteristics), that Mab and Madb are actually identical rather than the former derived from the latter. The assumption of difference between them having occurred from English speakers incorrect pronounciation of Her written name and consequent inability to recognise Who is being referred to when hearing Her name pronounced correctly. The Welsh meaning of mab, is 'youth'.
Description: Fairy Queen; Bestower of sovereignty.
To Whom Sacred: a red liquor.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Believed to have originated as Irish Madb, Intoxicating-One, below.

Geography/Culture: Hebraic. The mountain-top temple of Machaerus may have been named after Her.
Description: Queen; {Goddess of mountains and trees}.
To Whom Sacred: worship in groves.
Male Associates: son, King Asa.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• The similarity of Her name to that of Macha, Battle, (above) is suggestive to folk etymologists!

Geography/Culture: Central Asian.
Description: Goddess of the moon, life and death.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Irish Macha, Battle, is thought probably identical with Her.

Geography/Culture: Irish Celtic, Connaught.
Description: Probably originally a fighting and fertility Goddess; Queen of Connaught and the Sidhe; Powerful Sorceress; Enemy of the heroes of Ulster; Bestower of sovereignty; She Who requires of Her consorts that they be "without niggardlyness, without jealousy and without fear".
To Whom Sacred: cattle; a cauldron of red liquid.
Male Associates: consort, Ailell, or Conchobar.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Mother of Findabair, FYN1V*, ----.
• Believed to be the original of Queen Mab, Mead, above.
• Transcription variant Maeve.
• Transcription variant Meave.