Geography/Culture: North American -- Aztec. A church dedicated to Mary has been built on the site of one of Tetovinnan's temples.
Linguistic Note: innan, means 'birth'.
Description: Great Goddess; Mother of the Gods; Goddess of sweat-baths, child-birth, healing and prophesy; Matron of doctors, midwives, surgeons and fortune-tellers; Our Grandmother; She Who is the embodiment of Nature's healing powers; Mother of God; the Mother Moon; She to Whom mothers hold up their children praying for ever-renewed eternal life.
To Whom Sacred: corn-kernels (from the tossed patterns of which fortunes are told); the totoixitl herb; shell, (She wears a skirt of white shells); hot-springs; sweat-baths; 8-day-long dances; sun disk; shield (particularly the sun-disk represented on Her shield by a disk of gold).
Iconography: She is represented as wearing a skirt of shells and carrying a sun disk on Her shield.
Festival: (date unknown) -- Her festival is particularly celebrated by doctors, midwives, surgeons and fortune-tellers, with an eight day long dance at the midnight end of which the mortal incarnation of the Goddess before Whom the dance had been performed was sacrificed.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Coatlicue, She-of-the-Serpent-Skirt, may also have been called Teteovinnan, Grandmother-of-Birth.
• She is identified with Mary, {Sea-Queen}, the Virgin, Mother of God.
• Spelling or language variant Teteoinan, T]T]4EN0N.
• Spelling or language variant: Teteoinnan, T]T]4EN0N.
• Perhaps also called Toçi, Our-Grandmother, Who is linked with Tonantzin.
• Spelling or language variant Tetevinan, T]T]VEN0N.
• Spelling or language variant Teteu-Innan, T]T]U-EN0N.
• Variant: Teteoinan.