What is another word for britomartis?
Pronunciation: [bɹˈɪtəmˌɑːtiz] (IPA) 
Britomartis is a goddess from the ancient Minoan civilization who was also commonly known by various other names in different regions. For instance, in Crete, she was referred to as Diktynna, which means "goddess of the nets," while in the Greek mainland, she was called Aphaea or Aphaia. Other variations of her name include Bendis, Leto, and Artemis. Britomartis was associated with hunting, fishing, and childbirth, and she was revered for her beauty and purity. Although her name may differ depending on the culture, her attributes and significance remained constant across the vast regions where she was worshipped.
