Týr is a god from Norse mythology, known primarily as the god of war and justice. He is often associated with bravery and sacrifice, exemplified by his role in the binding of the wolf Fenrir. Týr is depicted as a one-handed god, having lost his hand while trying to restrain Fenrir, which symbolizes his commitment to maintaining order and peace. In the pantheon of Norse gods, Týr is considered one of the Aesir, the principal group of deities. His name is linked to the Proto-Germanic word for "god," reflecting his importance in ancient Germanic cultures. Týr is also connected to the Roman god Mars, highlighting similarities in their roles as warriors and protectors.