Name leads with the English phrase 'the Hot-Springs Healer'; attested votive form Bormanico (dative). Native theonym from a Celtic root *bormo-/*borvo- ('to boil, bubble'), describing thermal water. Classed as a deity; cognate with Gaulish Borvo. Known from the Caldas de Vizela dedications, no narrative.
Domains
springs sacred waters
healing medicine
Powers
heal through hot bubbling springs
Sources
Caldas de Vizela votive altars
A. Tranoy, La Galice romaine (1981); Olivares Pedreño, e-Keltoi 6 (2005)
A. Redentor, reading of the Caldas de Vizela altar as Reo Bormanicus