goddesses
Mythical immortal women
Goddesses is the plural of goddess, a female deity in polytheistic religions or mythologies.
Greek goddesses like Athena and Aphrodite remain culturally prominent through literature and art.
In figurative use, goddess describes a woman who is greatly admired or adored, often for her beauty or grace: She was a goddess of the silver screen.
The term carries connotations of worship, reverence, or exceptional feminine power.
Greek goddess of love
- AthenaGreek wisdom deity
- HeraOlympian marriage deity
- ArtemisGreek hunting goddess
- DemeterGreek agricultural deity
Persephone · Isis · Hathor · Bastet · Freya · Kali · Saraswati · Lakshmi
Sacred ritual table
- templeSacred worship structure
- shrineSacred devotional place
- offeringsThings presented or given
- prayersReverent petitions to deity
rituals · devotion · veneration · sacrifice · incense · libations · hymns · festivals
State of being a female parent
- maidenUnmarried young woman
- croneWizened old woman
- fertilityCapacity for reproduction
- nurturingSupportive care-giving
beauty · grace · maternity · sisterhood · queen · creatrix · divine feminine · womb
Capacity for reproduction
Cannot die
- eternalLasting without end
- radiantEmitting light or joy
- omniscientUnlimited in awareness
- sacredWorthy of reverence
divine · celestial · transcendent · benevolent · wrathful · merciful · virginal · maternal
Greek gods or top athletes
- TitansElder Greek deities
- AsgardiansDeities of Nordic mythology
- devasEastern celestial beings
- loaVodou divine spirit
orishas · dakini · celestials · immortals · divine beings · heavenly host
Aphrodite
Greek goddess of love
Demeter · Persephone · Isis · Hathor · Bastet · Freya · Kali · Saraswati · Lakshmi · Durga
altar
Sacred ritual table
prayers · rituals · devotion · veneration · sacrifice · incense · libations · hymns · festivals · priestess
motherhood
State of being a female parent
nurturing · beauty · grace · maternity · sisterhood · queen · creatrix · divine feminine · womb · moon cycles
fertility
Capacity for reproduction
harvest · moon · sun · sea · earth · hearth · hunt · death · beauty · marriage
immortal
Cannot die
- eternalLasting without end
- radiantEmitting light or joy
- omniscientUnlimited in awareness
sacred · divine · celestial · transcendent · benevolent · wrathful · merciful · virginal · maternal · transformative
Olympians
Greek gods or top athletes
- TitansElder Greek deities
- AsgardiansDeities of Nordic mythology
- devasEastern celestial beings
loa · orishas · dakini · celestials · immortals · divine beings · heavenly host
- Classical AntiquityAncient Greece, Ancient Rome, Greeks, Romans, Roman Empire
- mythologyZeus, Apollo, Athena, Poseidon, Odin
- bronze sculpturesbusts, statuettes, monuments, memorials, equestrian statues
- Divine Beingsgods, deities, angels, archangels, cherubim
- Legendary WomenPenelope, Cassandra, Clytemnestra, Andromeda, Atalanta
- paganismWicca, pagan, heathen, polytheist, polytheism
goddessesdemonesses
Wicked female spirits
demons · devils · she-devils · fiends · monsters
- Greek goddessFemale deity from Athens' pantheon
- goddess of loveDivine embodiment of romance
- domestic goddessIdealized expert homemaker
- moon goddessDeity of lunar realm
- earth goddessDeity personifying the ground
- gods and goddessesSupernatural beings worshipped