Answer:
Wadjet. Commonly referred to as "the cobra goddess"
Step-by-step explanation:
Wadjet could be represented not only as a naja using the red crown of Lower Egypt, the most common form, but also as a woman wearing the same crown, as a woman with a head of naja, as a winged naja and, more rarely, as a woman with a lion's head or a lioness, which was customary for the deities associated with the eye of Ra. When represented as a lioness, she used the solar disk and the uraeus on her head.