The goddess you are referring to is Sekhmet. She is the Egyptian goddess of of warfare, pestilence, and the desert.
Juno
Many believe Pandora was the goddess of curiosity, but she was mortal; the first woman. There is no Greek god or goddess of curiosity.
Goddess severa is a great amazon tall woman who has a body built muscle body and is a dominatrix too.
Pandora wasnt a goddess, she was the first mortal on earth. she was molded by the gods out of clay and given to Epimetheus as a wife.
Hera.
The Egyptian goddess of war was Sekhmet the Lioness goddess with the body of a woman
No; Sekhmet did not die, she was a goddess who often took the form in art as a woman with the head of lioness and a solar disk and uraeus on her brow.
The animal head associated with the Egyptian goddess Bast, also known as Bastet, is that of a lioness or a domestic cat. She is often depicted with the body of a woman and the head of a lioness or a cat.
Serqet/Selket was often shown as a woman with a scorpion on her head, and occasionally as a scorpion with the head of a woman, though this was rare. She was sometimes shown wearing the headdress of Hathor - a solar disk with cow horns - but this was after Isis started to be shown wearing it. (Serqet was closely connected with Isis and her twin sister Nephthys.) By the XXI Dynasty, she was sometimes shown with the head of a lioness, with a protective crocodile at the back of her neck.
The Egyptian goddess of fire is Sekhmet, also the goddess of war. She had the head of a lioness and the body of a woman.
In ancient Egyptian mythology, Bastet was the goddess of protection, fertility, and home. She was also associated with music, dance, and joy. She was often depicted as a lioness or a woman with the head of a lioness.
Sekhmet was the goddess of war in Egyptian mythology.Sekhmet was usually pictured as a woman with the head of a lioness
Isis is most often shown beautiful woman in magnificent clothing, sometimes shown wearing the sun disk. She is also linked to the kite hawk.
Mut was either depicted as a woman, sometimes with wings, or a vulture, usually wearing the crowns of royalty - she was often shown wearing the double crown of Egypt or the vulture headdress of the New Kingdom queens. Later she was shown as woman with the head of a lioness, as a cow or as a cobra as she took on the attributes of the other Egyptian goddesses.
Isis is depicted most often as a beautiful woman in magnificent clothing, sometimes shown wearing the sun disk. She has almost no variant forms.
The goddess Bastet was usually represented as a woman with the head of a domesticated cat. However, up until 1000 BC she was portrayed as a lioness. Bastet was the daughter of Ra, the sun god. When Re destroyed his enemy, he was usually depicted as a cat. As portrayed as a cat, she was connected with the moon (her son was the god of the moon). When shown as a lioness, she is associated with sunlight.
Sehkmet was the goddess of fire, vengeance and lions. She had the body of a woman and the head of a lioness. She was also sometimes considered to be another form of Hathor, but not always.