Thor in Greek
Thor in Greek is Θώρ — Thor means the Norse god of thunder, storms, and strength.
Thor in Greek
Θώρ
Pronounced: Thor
(Norse mythology, and, paganism) A hammer-wielding god associated with thunder, lightning, storms, sacred groves and trees, strength, and the protection of mankind.
What does "Thor" mean?
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name The Norse god of thunder, storms, and strength.
"In Norse mythology, Thor wields a hammer called Mjölnir."
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name A male given name derived from the god's name.
"Their son was named Thor after his Scandinavian grandfather."
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Thor in a sentence
- In Norse mythology, Thor wields a hammer called Mjölnir.
- Their son was named Thor after his Scandinavian grandfather.
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What is "Thor" in Greek?
"Thor" in Greek is Θώρ. Thor means: The Norse god of thunder, storms, and strength.
How do you pronounce Θώρ?
"Thor" in Greek is Θώρ, pronounced "Thor".
How do you use "Thor" in a sentence?
Example: "In Norse mythology, Thor wields a hammer called Mjölnir." In Greek, "Thor" is Θώρ.
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