Milda was the Lithuanian goddess of love whose counterparts are the Greek Goddess Aphrodite and Roman Venus.
She was said to be connected to the month April and was celebrated festival called Witolorauda, which was held in early May each year. She had temples in the areas Aleksotas, Kaunas and Vilnius and might have been a consort of the thunder god Perkunas, but much of her lore has gone missing.
She has become a major deity in Lithuanian Neo-paganism and one of the mountains on the planet Venus has been named after her.