Thor dictionary definition

Thor

[t̸hôr]

noun

Norse Myth. the god of thunder, war, and strength, and the son of Odin, armed with a magic hammer

Origin of Thor

Old Norse Thorr: see thunder

noun

Norse Mythology

The god of thunder.

Origin of Thor

Old Norse Thōrr; see (s)ten&schwa;- in Indo-European roots.

Thor

detail from an 18th-century Icelandic manuscript of the Prose Edda

Adverb

(not comparable)

Pronoun

(possessive determiner, possessive pronoun thors)

Proper noun

Origin

Representing Old Norse ÃžÃ³rr (Swedish Tor); cognate with Old English Ã¾unor.

(Tandy High-intensity Optical Recorder) An erasable audio CD recorder from Tandy that was expected in the early 1990s, but never developed.

Thaw with his gentle persuasion is more powerful than Thor with his hammer.
The Thor made an absolutely perfect flight, straight as an arrow, to 3000ft, where it deployed a small drogue ' chute.
Thor appears as a massive, red-bearded figure, armed with hammer, his iron gloves and his girdle of strength.
Thor Heyerdahl Bold explorer who risked his life in reed boats to prove idiosyncratic theories of how early man crossed the seas.
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