02/25/2026
Anglo Saxon Rune poem:
Tiw is a guiding star; well does it keep faith with princes;
it is ever on its course over the mists of night and never fails.
"Tyr is a star. / it keeps faith well / with athlings, / always on its course / over the mists of the night / it never fails"(Anglo-Saxon Rune Poem)
Norwegian Rune poem:
Tyr is a one-handed god;often has the smith to blow.
"Tyr is the one-handed among the Aesir / the smith has to blow often"(Old Norwegian Rune Rhyme)
Icelandic Rune poem:
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Tyr
God with one hand
and leavings of the wolf
and prince of temples.
"Tyr is the one-handed god ; and the leavings of the wold / and the ruler of the temple"(Old Icelandic Rune Poem)
Old Swedish Rune Poem – Stierhjelm
Tyr [Bull] is badly off in water/
Tyr [Bull] is meanest of spirits.
Old Swedish Rune Poem – Granius
Tyr leads in the Water
Old Swedish Rune Poem – Bureus
Tiðr Tyr Tiðr leads decay