ISIS
n. countablen. the name of an ancient Egyptian goddess who was famous for her magic and for being a mother. People in the past believed she protected the dead and helped the living.
n. a major goddess in ancient Egyptian mythology, associated with motherhood, magic, and fertility. Often depicted with a throne-shaped headdress or cow horns, she was central to the Osiris myth cycle.
Ancient Egyptians built many temples to honor the goddess Isis.
Archaeologists recently discovered a small statue of Isis buried near the entrance of the tomb.
The cult of Isis eventually spread beyond the borders of Egypt, gaining significant popularity throughout the Roman Empire as a mystery religion focused on rebirth and protection.
When referring to the deity, it is a proper noun and is always capitalized.