Voridis

Voridis, the XXXXXXXXXXXX, is one of the Qali Matra and a daughter of Epheos. Thus she is considered one of the Aiyu-Thani, along with her sister-goddesses, Aeylea, Thuraeya, and Nimravis. 
She is the spirit of the summer season, whose strength waxes as the sun heats the soil and green growing things flourish thick and lush upon the face of the earth. Her arrival is heralded by Nabhiru, the south wind, and in turn she is driven off by western wind Iraolis, who brings autumn behind him. 
Like the other seasonal deities of the Qali Matra, Voridis is not generally venerated among "civilized" peoples. In many parts of Orithea and Rhydain, there is a late-summer festival dedicated to her name, the XXXXXXX; however, this is likely to be the only time of year that most people make offerings to her, or indeed even think of her. Druidic and shamanic cultic traditions, such as those of the Vards, are much more apt to give her a place of honor.