Geography/Culture: Egyptian: From Libya.
Linguistic Note: Egyptian neb, 'basket'; het, 'palace'.
Description: Goddess of death, fertility and regeneration; Lady of heaven; Mistress of the Deities and of the Two Lands; Wing-armed friend and protectress of the dead; Conductress of the soul's journey to judgement; Ruler of darkness and decay; Lady of life that arises out of death; Sorceress and adept at healing.
To Whom Sacred: basket; lungs (in canopic jars).
Iconography:
Male Associates: some say son, Anubis, by lover Osiris. Consort, Set.

Titles/Variants, etc:
• She was sometimes identified with Anuket, The-Clasper, Who is linked with Satis, She-Who-Runs-Like-an-Arrow.
• She is the Sister of Isis, Lap-of-Power.
• Sometimes She and Isis, Lap-of-Power are represented as the dual Maati, {Justices}, (They are linked with Maat, Truth).
• Nebthet, Mistress-of-the-Palace, is sometimes joined by Neith, World-Weaver, when standing at the head of coffins.
• The Greek form of Her name is Nephthys.
• Nut, Night-Sky, is both Her Mother and Her Sister.