Mama Cocha

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Mama Cocha is a sea and water goddess in Inca mythology, revered as a protective mother figure of the oceans and sailors.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Mama Cocha canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Inca deity
deity
goddess
sea goddess
water goddess
associatedWith abundance of marine life
fertility
maritime safety
navigation
category Inca goddesses
sea and river goddesses
water deities
cosmicFunction protection of maritime activities
regulation of waters
culture Inca Empire
surface form: Inca civilization
domain oceans
sea
water
familyRelation mother figure to sailors
mother of the sea
gender female
languageOfName Quechua
nameMeaning Mother Sea
religion Andean mythology
surface form: Inca mythology
role ensurer of calm seas
protective mother of the oceans
protector of fishermen
protector of sailors
provider of fish
symbol sea
water
waves
typeOfMythologicalFigure mother goddess
veneratedAs guardian of the ocean
source of life-giving waters
worshippers Inca fishermen
Inca sailors
coastal Inca communities
worshipRegion Andes
coastal areas of the Inca Empire

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Viracocha spouse Mama Cocha
Andean mythology hasDeity Mama Cocha