17 names, cited.

the supreme creator; source of àṣẹ; owner of òrun (the spiritual realm)

divine messenger; arbiter of àṣẹ at every crossroads; enforcer of cosmic balance; opener of the way

oracle; witness to creation and to each person's destiny (ìpín); custodian of the 256 Odu Ifá

sculptor of human bodies; arch-Òrìṣà of purity, patience, calm, cool wisdom; senior of the white-cloth Òrìṣà

iron, war, blacksmithing, labor, oaths, surgery, vehicles, the cutting edge in every form

thunder, lightning, justice, virility, kingship; deified fourth Aláàfin of Ọ̀yọ́

the Ọ̀ṣun river; fresh water, fertility, beauty, wealth, healing, female cosmological power (àjẹ́)

mother Òrìṣà; the Ògùn river in Ẹ̀gbá-land, southwest Nigeria

the Niger river; winds, storms, transformation, the marketplace, the boundary between life and death (with the egúngún)

the deep ocean; wealth at the bottom of the sea; the unknowable; ancient mystery

hunter; tracker; the bow and arrow; justice through accurate sight; patron of the forest

leaves, herbs, ewé (medicinal plants); every Òrìṣà needs Òsányìn's leaves to work — 'kò sí ewé, kò sí òrìṣà' (no leaf, no Òrìṣà)

divine twins; protectors of children; sweetness, joy, play; Yorùbáland has the highest twin birth rate on earth — Ibeji is the cosmic explanation

smallpox, epidemic disease, healing, the earth as both bringer and burier of illness

wealth, money, commerce, the marketplace; sometimes treated as Ọ̀ṣun's child, sometimes as an independent Òrìṣà

collective ancestors made visible through masquerade; the dead return through cloth and dance; civic justice; lineage memory

the inner head; the personal divinity each person chooses in òrun before birth; the destiny (ìpín) that walks with you