👉 The word "tis" in Norse mythology refers to a mortal being, typically an "aer", such as a human or divine being. Its meaning varies depending on context. The specific term "saksl" doesn't exist in the Bible but is often associated with the concept of suffering and death. It's possible the word has multiple meanings within the context of Norse mythology, similar to how the Greek "phrygos" (thou) has multiple connotations including love, death, or divine justice.
