Ipmil
Ipmil or Ipmilbalolaš means God in the Northern Sami language. Christians who believe in the Trinity say: "Áhči" (Father) and "Bártni" (Son, Jesus Christ) and "Bassi Vuoiŋŋa" (the Holy Spirit) is "Ipmil". "Ipmil" has been used by Sámi Christians for God, the creator and ruler of the universe. There are Sámi Christians who believe in Laestadianism that use "Ipmil" for God. Ipmil can also be used when translating God from other cultures. Names of God: Allah (Islam), Adonai (Judaism) could be translated as "Ipmil" in Northern Sámi. "Svenska kyrkan" (Church of Sweden) has a prayer in Northern Sámi with  Ipmil. "Ipmil atte" means God grant and is a reply to "buorre beaivi" (good day). Sami shamanism. The Sámi thought there were three deities: "Radien-attje" (superior or celestial deity), Maderakka (the first akka, mother of the tribe, goddess of women and children) and their son Radien-pardne. In Sami mythology, Mátterahkka is said to have created the body of the children who were placed into the wombs. Ipmil could also have been a name to include all good deities.