Hretha
Hretha is a deity prominent in Anglo-Saxon paganism, often associated with the spring season and new beginnings. While detailed contemporary accounts are scarce, she is widely believed to be a goddess of fertility, childbirth, and perhaps the dawn. Her name is thought to be related to the word "youth" or "spring," reinforcing her connection to renewal and the blossoming of life after winter.
The month of April in Old English was known as "Eostre" or "Ostri," a name that is
Evidence for Hretha's worship comes primarily from the writings of the Venerable Bede, an 8th-century Northumbrian