Wyrd is another word for Fate, Destiny, Karma or Doom. Doom being an old term meaning ones destiny, not necessarily a bad one. Sometimes pronounced with a hard V sound at the start, depending upon original geographic context.
Here are all of the Synonyms for Weird.eldritch, strange, supernatural, uncanny, unearthly, unusual, wyrd
ORIGIN Old English wyrd meaning 'destiny,' of Germanic origin. The adjective (late Middle English) originally meant 'having the power to control destiny,' and was used esp. in the Weird Sisters, originally referring to the Fates, later the witches in Shakespeare's Macbeth; the latter use gave rise to the sense 'unearthly' (early 19th cent).
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A wyrd is an individual person's fate or destiny.
Wyrd Sisters was created in 1988.
WYRD-FM was created on 1989-07-10.
Wyrd Sisters - band - was created in 1990.
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Wendilyn Emrys goes by Wendilyn The Wyrd.
Grendel is about to meet his fate.
Wyrd is another word for Fate, Destiny, Karma or Doom. Doom being an old term meaning ones destiny, not necessarily a bad one. Sometimes pronounced with a hard V sound at the start, depending upon original geographic context.
These lines are foreshadowing that the character will not be able to harm any more people after that specific evening due to fate or destiny (Wyrd). This suggests a potential turning point or consequence for the character's actions.
The Norns are Norse goddesses of fate; Urðr (Wyrd), Verðandi and Skuld dwell beside the Well of Urðr.
In Beowulf, the significance is that Grendel will soon meet his fate.
Outright government censorship or worse- banishment of certain comics. Occult and overly Violent titles got a thorough re-shuffling. Certain themes were either banned outright- or governed tightly ( kidnapping was off limits) but stowaways on ships and spacecraft were ok. Some titles were banned- for some reason this also extended to non-comic magazines. Fate- the occult and fringe science magazine- was supposedly originally title WEIRD but the editorial powers changed the title to Fate. WYRD originally mean both Weird and FATE or consequences. the phrase- As Wyrd would have it! occurs in Chaucer"s the Pardoner"s Tale! ( it is not a western). SO IT GOES,. I like the WYRD spelling. Drug abuse, homosexual acts, rape- all were taboo. Some advertising ukases as well but there were loopholes. I can recall ads for firearms in Dc comics- often full page- Remington Fieldmasters ( real guns).