Omamama, `[Grand-Mother]'.
OM*M*M*

[to Whom the twenty-fourth day of March, day 083, is dedicated]

Geography/Culture: America. North: Cree of Canada.

Description: Old as earth Herself but ever beautiful Mother Goddess of the divinites and spirits of the world; endlessly loving Provider whose almighty womb brought forth the rocks and plants.

Male associates: sons, the thunderbird; the sorcerer frog; Weesakayjac, ----, the hero; the wolf; the beaver.

Titles, Variants, etc.

• Perhaps comparable to Hopi: Huruing-Wuhti, qv.
• Perhaps the same as: Messak-Kummik-Okwi, below.

Messak-Kummik-Okwi, `Grand-Mother-of-People'.
M]S*K-KWYK-OKWE

Geography/Culture: America, North. Algonquin speaking Cree.

Description: Primal grandmother Goddess; She who is in charge of all food on earth.

To whom is sacred: the custom of placing a small portion of each meal upon the ground--to thank `Our-Grandmother'.

Titles, Variants, etc.

• See also Onatha.

Source: M,P.BGH 229; S,M.AMWv2 91