watergod

noun
UK /ˈwɔːtəɡɒd/
US /ˈwɔːtərɡɑːd/

A watergod is a make-believe god who rules over water like rivers and seas.

The old story says a watergod lives at the bottom of the river.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A spirit believed to protect a spring, well, or lake.

Villagers left gifts for the watergod of the spring.

3. A figure in old tales who controls storms and waves.

Sailors prayed to the watergod before a long trip.

4. A character in games or cartoons with power over water.

In the game, the watergod can make giant waves.