The term "女神" (Goddess) refers to a female deity or divine figure in various cultures and religions. Goddesses often embody specific aspects of life, such as love, fertility, wisdom, or war. They are frequently worshipped and celebrated in myths, rituals, and art, representing the feminine divine. In many traditions, goddesses are associated with nature and the earth, symbolizing creation and nurturing. Examples include Aphrodite from Greek mythology, representing love and beauty, and Kali from Hinduism, symbolizing destruction and transformation. These figures play significant roles in cultural narratives and spiritual practices around the world.