Nephthys
Nephthys, also spelled Nebet-Het, is an ancient Egyptian goddess associated with night, mourning, and funerary rites. Her name is commonly translated as “Lady of the House” or “Mistress of the Place,” reflecting a protective role for households and the dead. In Egyptian theology she is closely linked with Isis and Osiris and appears in funerary literature as a helper of the dead.
She is commonly described as the sister of Isis and Osiris, and in some traditions she is
Cult and iconography: Nephthys is depicted in temple reliefs and papyri associated with burial and the afterlife,
Legacy: In ancient Egyptian religion, Nephthys embodies the caring aspects of mourning and guardianship, representing both