Qali Matra

The Qali Matra are the deities of the four seasons: Aeylea, the nymph of spring; Voridis, the XXXXXX of summer; Thuraeya, the XXXXX of autumn; and Nimravis, the crone of winter. They are children of Epheos and thus are numbered among the Aiyu-Thani. Qali Matra means "contending siblings" or "argumentative siblings" in archaic Tuvai (cf. Qali Danu)
The Qali Matra are closely associated with the gods of the winds, who are children of Klython: Turomë, Iraolis, Nabhiru, and Uatha. Each of these wind-gods is said to cause the changing of the seasons by chasing away one of the Qali Matra and heralding the one who comes after. For instance, Turomë, the north wind, brings winter by driving away Thuraeya at the end of autumn and ushering in Nimravis after him.
Like the wind-gods born of Klython, the Qali Matra are not often worshiped in formal cult by the "civilized" people of Urva. They are generally little concerned with the affairs of mortals. However, they are often prominent deities in druidic or shamanic traditions, and among the wood-elves and wild-elves.