Usage of "tyr" | TermGallery

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(Norse mythology) god of war and strife and son of Odin; identified with Anglo-Saxon Tiu.

Usage of tyr in English

And Thor and Tyr were given the warmest seats at the fireside. 
 The Story of Siegfried 

The Tyr at position 222 is a key residue for FtsZ polymerization. 
 Pubmed 

We are concerned with filling our treasury and making Tyr more self-sufficient. 
 The outcast 

It was well for old Tyr that his master throttled him off. 
 The Were-Wolf 

Tyr's gun was already out and Fenris was starting to pull his. 
 Sagittarius Is Bleeding 

Tyr's wrist was healed of the wounds that Fenrir's fangs had made. 
 The Children of Odin: The Book of Northern Myths 

Until I came to Tyr, I had spent my entire life there. 
 The outcast 

Tiu, Ziu, or Tyr, were three names for one of Woden's sons. 
 Classic Myths 

Loki and Heimdall will kill each other, as will Tyr and Garm. 
 A Wiccan Bible 

I have no desire to remain in Tyr any longer than is necessary. 
 The outcast 

You shall not be forgotten in Tyr for a long time. 
 The seeker 

IL-6 levels were directly correlated with di-Tyr and inversely correlated with GPx activity. 
 Pubmed 

Again Tyr flung up his head in a long doleful howl. 
 The Were-Wolf 

I once lived in Tyr and served in its city guard. 
 The nomad 

Some blamed the storms on Tithian, the lost tyrant of Tyr. 
 The brazen gambit 

In this report, we show that the mutagenic replacement of Tyr-60 with … 
 Pubmed 

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Tyr through the time

Meanings of tyr in English