Goddesses Across Mythologies: Greek, Roman, Egyptian, Norse, Hindu, and Chinese

Greek Goddesses

Aphrodite (love), Artemis (wilderness), Athena (wisdom), Demeter (agriculture), Hera (marriage), Hestia (hearth), Iris (rainbow), Nyx (night), Persephone (underworld/spring), Rhea (motherhood).

Roman Goddesses

Venus (love), Diana (wilderness), Minerva (wisdom), Ceres (agriculture), Juno (marriage), Vesta (hearth), Iris (rainbow), Nox (night), Proserpina (underworld/spring), Cybele (fertility).

Egyptian Goddesses

Isis (magic), Hathor (joy), Bastet (protection), Maat (justice), Sekhmet (war), Neith (creation), Nut (sky), Nephthys (mourning).

Norse Goddesses

Frigg (marriage), Freya (love/war), Sif (fertility), Idunn (spring), Hel (underworld), Ran (sea), Eir (healing), Saga (wisdom).

Hindu Goddesses

Lakshmi (wealth), Parvati (love), Saraswati (knowledge), Durga (strength), Kali (destruction), Ganga (river), Sita (purity), Radha (devotion).

Chinese Goddesses

Guanyin (mercy), Nüwa (creation), Xiwangmu (immortality), Mazu (sea), Chang'e (moon), Guan Yu (war/literature), Tianyi (childbirth), Jinguangming (light).