Rune
Tiwaz
Rune1 tradition
Tiwaz is Tyr, the one-handed god who sacrificed his hand to bind the wolf Fenrir. It is justice, honor, courage, and victory won fairly. Tuesday is Tyr's day, the Germanic name for the day of Mars.
Uses
- Courage
- Justice and fair outcomes
- Victory
- Rune
- ᛏ
- Sound
- t
- Meaning
- Tyr (the god)
- Aett
- Tyr's Aett, rune 1 of 8
- Upright
- Justice, courage, honor, self-sacrifice
- Reversed
- Injustice, cowardice, defeat
- Rune poems
- Old English, Norwegian, Icelandic
Working with it
On a Tuesday, draw Tiwaz on a card before any contest or legal matter. Carry it with you and ask for a fair outcome, not just a win.
- Deity
- Tyr
Where the traditions place it
- Mars — Norse and Germanic