Geography/Culture: Egyptian.
Description: Goddess of infinite space; Mother of the sky and the sun; Celestial Cow; Heaven's Ocean; She along Whose belly Ra proceeds each day in his solar bark; Protectress of the dead.
To Whom Sacred: lotus of the world; cow; Methyer (Greek name for Heaven's Ocean); the number 18; the stomach (in canopic jars).
Male Associates: son/brother/consort, Anhur, He-who-brought-back-the-far-off, or Support-of-the-heaven, god of war.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• As protectress of the dead She is associated with Isis, Lap-of-Power.
• Transcription variant Meh-Urt.
• Perhaps variant Mehit, ----, below. {There seems little similarity between the Mehurt and Mehit apart from their association with Anhur, and I believe I may have extrapolated this -- based on the apparent name similarity -- for I find no reference to Mehurt's association with Anhur in the single source given below.}
• Transcription variant Mehturt.
• Transcription variant Meht-urt.
• Transcription variant Mehueret.
• Title of: Neith, World-Weaver.

Geography/Culture: Egyptian. Worshipped at Bubastis.
Description: Lion headed Goddess.
To Whom Sacred: lynx.
Male Associates: consort, a lion, (worshipped at Leontopolis), identified with Anhur.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• See also Maftet, Lady-of-the-Castle-of-Life, (Who is linked with Ubasti, She-of-the-City-Bast), a lynx Goddess.
• Also called, or variant, Mehit, ----, {which in the Western writing system looks like a variant of Mehurt -- but the Hieroglyphic forms may be quite distinct.}
• She seems to be confused with Sekhmet, Powerful-One, or perhaps Mai-Hesa, Fierce-Eyed, is an alternate name for Her.
• Alternate name for, or identified with Tefnut, Dew-of-Dawn.
• Ubasti, She-of-the-City-Bast, is also worhispped at Bubastis.