Looking it up, I think Tyr means moose. Learned that when Europeans first laid eyes on the North American elk they named it after their word for moose. They thought it more resembled the moose, or Elk, native to Europe. Which would appear to be the Eurasian Elk. So think more a moose with deer antlers.
knight1192a over 8 years ago
Looking it up, I think Tyr means moose. Learned that when Europeans first laid eyes on the North American elk they named it after their word for moose. They thought it more resembled the moose, or Elk, native to Europe. Which would appear to be the Eurasian Elk. So think more a moose with deer antlers.
Tue Elung-Jensen over 8 years ago
No … Tyr means bull.
Pharmakeus Ubik over 8 years ago
Tyr just means god. In what language does Tyr mean bull?
Chrisstopher over 8 years ago
And the occasional rabbit.