Lord of the West - No or No (there are two variants of the spelling of her name ) goddess in ancient Egypt Varieties of worship (no) or (nyt) by authorization summarizing the dew kindled from which the sun Ra - lord of the Pharaonic gods - and the origin of the word in the ancient Egyptian language on the other hand: the word in walls (nat) to walls (nit), which means the verb woven into this Case can be agreed with scholars who have described her as the goddess of cloth and splendor in her sacred signs (appearing in Libyan tattoos) and usually depicted above the head (as the symbol of the weaving shuttle).
She is the goddess of war. The goddess (Neith) was a full human being, but she carried a shield with two crossed arrows, and a shield carrying two crossed arrows is the sacred material symbol of the goddess (Neith), and the ancient Amazigh specialized in adorning her with tattoos of the arm alone, as is evident from the remains of pharaonic antiquities.