Aeylea

Aeylea, the Nymph of Spring, is one of the Qali Matra and a daughter of Epheos. Thus she is numbered among the Aiyu-Thani, along with her siblings, Voridis, Thuraeya, and Nimravis. 
She is the vernal spirit that moves within the blood of the soil and the roots of growing things when winter is driven off and Urva begins to warm; her advent is heralded by Uatha, the east wind, and in turn she is driven away by Nabhiru, the south wind. 
Aeylea is not often venerated in cult by "civilized" people. In Orithea, devotees of Utara-Vaati are likely to pray to Deinoa and Nevaea for the success of their crops when the spring planting season comes; in Achuirea, it is Erkala who is propitiated for fertility. However, druidic cults, such as those of the Vards, commonly accord her high status and include her rituals in their yearly cycle of worship. Many kindreds of wood-elves also hold Aeylea and the other Qali Matra (who they call by their own names) in high esteem.