"여신" (yeosin) is a Korean term that translates to "goddess" in English. It is often used to describe a woman who is exceptionally beautiful or admirable, embodying qualities that are revered in various cultures. In mythology, 여신 refers to divine female figures who possess powers and influence over nature, love, and fertility. In modern contexts, the term is frequently used in popular culture, including music and fashion, to celebrate women's beauty and strength. For example, many K-pop idols are referred to as 여신 due to their stunning appearances and talent, contributing to the idealization of femininity in society.