Ék̑wonā
Or as I write it, Ékwona. Her name means "Horse-like". She is also known as Mēdhéwī, Médhunā (meaning "Intoxicator" or "Goddess of Mead"), and Rēg̑ṇtónā (meaning "Great Queen")
Ékwona is the goddess of horses, sexuality, marriage, vengeance, sovereignty, and mead. She is a goddess of wild and free sexuality. She mates with warriors and through this bestows sovereignty (a really ancient belief of the Proto Indo-Europeans). Rulership here is hers to give.
Her sexuality is always on her own terms and she defends those who have seen their consent violated. She is a very powerful goddess who overtakes in vengeance those who go against her desires or try to hurt those under her domain.
She's the goddess of horses and all the things related to them. She also rules over mead and such intoxicating beverages (related to her nature as wild and untamed)
She is considered the mother of the Diwós Sunú, with both Dyéus and Apóm Népots. She also gave birth to other heroes and gods.
Offerings
taken from here
Horse shoe
Depictions or imagery of horses
Horse hair
Mead
horse's milk
kumis
oats
Devotional acts
Practice equitation
Ride or take care of horses
Make or drink mead
Take positions of leadership
do something you find pleasure in
support victims of SA
Associations
Horses
Mead
White and Red
Sexuality
Kingship
December
Saturday
Samhain
Descendants in later pantheons
Epona (Celtic)
Medb (Celtic)
Madhavi (Indian)
Rhiannon (Celtic)