Geography/Culture: Hindustani.
Linguistic Note: {Perhaps pronounced V*K. My pronunciation source for Sanskrit words says of the transcription character c "[pronounced like] church (but in compounds, expressed or implied, like vac, rc, etc., changes to k". I dont understand this statement -- in what way is vac a compound expressed or implied? FW}. The primary meaning of vac, is language or speech, that is, the sounds produced vocally as a means of communication. This is wonderfully reflected in such English words as vocal, vocable, voice, vowel, equivocal, vocation, vouch, advocate, avocation, convoke, evoke, invoke, provoke, revoke, all, through the Latic vox, to speak, vocare to call, etc., from the IndoEuropean root *wekw-. And even, in slightly more round about ways Calliope, epic, epos, epopee, orthoepy, through Greek ops, voice, and epos song, word. For whatever reason the etymologists who can tell us these fabulous things fail to tell us the at least as fabulous fact that Sanskrit vac is related too. I think its pretty clear that French vache, cow, and thereby also English vacine, through Latin vacca, cow have, also, to be related to vac. And that vacuum, vacuous, vacant, void and all such words have to be related to vac; it's something to do with the oral cavity, the sound box, the recognition that sound needs to resonate in order to be heard. And I'm absolutely certain that all vent words (which include nirvana) are also related because speech needs the inhalation and expulsion of breath as part of its formation. And I think it rather wonderful that something which is uttered, is something that comes out from the mouth, as milk from an udder.
Description: Goddess of language which flows eloquently onward like a stately river; Mother of mantras; the Word; Supreme source of creativity; Inventrix of writing; Milch Cow, source of all good things; the Gladdener who bestows food and vigour; Presider over learning and the sixty-four arts; Matron of writers, poets and all intellectual endeavours; Goddess of oral tradition; Mother of Vedic metres; Personification of speech; She Who enables everything to be named; She Who confers the power to control that which is named; She Who represents an aspect of the Eternal Principle; She Who bestows the apprehension of knowledge; She without Whose aid the legends, ancient lore, mystic doctrines and the sciences would have remained unknown; consort of gods.
Due to Her identification with Sarasvati, She-Who-Flows-Eloquently-Onward, Vac, Creative-Word, became associated with Nature as well as learning.
Invocations, Pleas, Hymns and Other Homage to HER: Vac.
To Whom Sacred: flowers (beauty); fruits (wisdom); swan; incense; {perhaps} vaca, an aromatic root (when ground into a power, mixed with milk, and consecrated it was believed to improve memory and hearing; if taken for 48 consecutive days it would improve eyesight, conduce to longevity, and expiate all sins); milch cow (with which She is sometimes equated); the characters of the Sanskrit writing system; Mantras (of which She is the Mother).
Male Associates: Vacaspati, Lord-of-the-Holy-Utterance. She is given precedence over Agni at the sacrifice.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• She is sometimes called Mother of the Apsaras, {Suspended-Waters}, Who are linked with Urvasi, ----.
• She is also called Brahmani, All-Pervading-Self-Existing-Power, below.
• Also called: Dhenu, Milch-Cow, Who is linked with Authumla, Nourisher.
• Perhaps equivalent to Gauri, Brilliant-White.
• Also called Gayatri, Three-Coursed-Praise, below.
• The Brahmanas tended to synthesize Her with the Gnas, Women, below.
• She is also called Mahasarasvati, {Great-Flowing-One}, Who is linked with Mahavidya, She-of-Great-Knowledge.
• Vac, Creative-Word, is also called Mahasveta, Dazzling-White, below.
• Also called Mahavidya, She-of-Great-Knowledge. qv
• Also called Sarada, Swift-One, a title of Sarasvati, She-Who-Flows-Eloquently-Onward.
• She is identified with the river Goddess Sarasvati, She-Who-Flows-Eloquently-Onward, {which may be why She gets called Sarada, Swift-One and other titles of Sarasvati, }.
• {And like Sarasvati, She-Who-Flows-Eloquently-Onward,} She is also called Satarupa, Having-a-Hundred-Forms, below.
• Transcription variant Vach.
• As Tantric mantra-Mother She is called: Matrka-Sakti, M*TrK*-S1KTE, {Energising-Mother}.
• As Tantric mantra-Mother She is also called: Para-Vac, P1R1-V*C, Supreme-Logos.

Geography/Culture: Hindustani: non-Vedic.
Description: Creatrix; Mother Goddess of deities and humanity.
Male Associate: Consort Brahma.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Brahmi, BR*ME, ----, variant of Brahmani, All-Pervading-Self-Existing-Power.
• She is one of the Saptamatrkas, Seven-Divine-Mothers.
• This is a title of Sarasvati, Rich-in-Pools.
• Brahmani, All-Pervading-Self-Existence, like Vac, Creative-Word, (above), is also called: Satarupa, Having-a-Hundred-Forms, below.
• She is and also called: Savitri, Vivifier, Who is linked with Rohini, Red-One.

Geography/Culture: Hindustani.
Linguistic Note: Possibly from gai, 'to praise'; or from gam with tri by metathesis, ie. 'three-coursed'.
Description: Goddess of earth and sacred literature; Mother of the four Vedas.
To Whom Sacred: a meter of twenty-four syllables (generally as a triplet of eight syllables each).
Male Associates: Consort: Brahma.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• A title of Vac, Creatvie-Word, above.

Geography/Culture: Hindustani, perhaps originally non-Aryan.
Linguistic Note: This may not be the place to develope this (ie such elaborate linguistic notes should probably be in some kind of separate linguistic resource): but in the meantime I must say I think there must be a connection between Sanskrit gna, and Greek gyno- or gyn- pref. 1. Woman: gynarchy. 2. Female reproductive organ; pistil: gynophore. [From Greek gune, woman. See gwen- below.]

Titles/Variants, etc:
• A Daughter of Frigg, Darling, is called Gna, ----.
• Gnas, Women, may be the origin of the concept of Sakti, Divine-Energy.

Geography/Culture: Hindustani.
Description: Goddess of the earth.
Male Associates: Consort Surya.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Epithet of Durga, Inaccessible-One.
• Epithet of Sarasvati, She-Who-Flows-Eloquently-Onward.
• Alternate name for Vac, Creative-Word, above.

Geography/Culture: Hindustani.
Description: She is the Female half of the divine Shehe Brahma (also called his daughter) of whom the male half was Svayambhuva (also said to be Her son).

Titles/Variants, etc:
• Also called Brahmani, All-pervading-self-existing-power, above.
• Also called Savitri, Vivifier, Who is linked with Rohini, Red-One.