Epheos

Epheos, the Fruitful, the XXXXXXXXXXX, is one of the Aiyu-Atma and is the primordial mother-goddess of all green and growing things. Her offspring include savage Borghu, the Qali Matra, Kurandama and Yavamira (the Qali Danu), and the Ephesu-Vaati, the diverse lesser gods of the forests, streams, springs, and meadows. Nysseia the mother-goddess of the elves is her sister, as was Khreus, mother of the oceans. 
She is revered by the elves, to varying degrees, alongside their own gods. The wood-elves and especially the wild-elves consider her a major deity and honor her (and XXXXXX brother-sister forest deities) as highly as the Aeiuradris, or sometimes even moreso. She is also a prominent figure in most druidic cults, and her worship is widespread among the Thelbirs, who call her Dhuru or Veovis (among many other names) and praise her for the return of springtime after each long winter. The worship of Epheos is relatively rare in most “civilized” human lands, but it may be found here and there, typically as a folk cult practiced with simple means by peasants or woodsmen alongside the more formal and predominant cults of the Thaedonu-Vaati or the Rhantaseppa. For instance, in Orithea and Rhydain, one might encounter villagefolk and farmers who adhere to all the laws and rituals of Utara-Vaati, make offerings at the tessaraon, etc. but also pray to Epheos alongside Deinoa and Nevaea for good harvests and fruitful fields.