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Webster 1913 Edition

Tyre

Noun.

[Tamil

tayir

Curdled milk.

[India]

Tyre

Noun.

Verb.

Attire. See 2d and 3d

Tire

[Obs.]

Tyre

Verb.

To prey upon. See 4th

Tire

[Obs.]

Definition 2024

Tyre

See also: tyre

English

Alternative forms

Tyrus

Proper noun

Tyre

An ancient sea port and city state of Phoenicia, in present-day Lebanon.

Translations

an ancient sea port and city state of Phoenecia

Amharic: ጢሮስ ‎(ṭiros)
Arabic: صور
Aramaic: ܨܘܪ
Armenian: Տյուրոս ‎(Tyuros)
Azeri: Tir
Belarusian: Тыр ‎(Tyr)
Bulgarian: Тир ‎(Tir)
Catalan: Tir
Chinese:
Mandarin: 泰尔 (zh) ‎(tàiěr)
Czech: Týros
Dutch: Tyrus, Sur
Finnish: Tyros
French: Tyr (fr)
Georgian: ტვიროსი ‎(ṭvirosi)
German: Tyrus, Tyros
Greek: Τύρος (el) ‎(Týros)
Hebrew: צור (he)
Hungarian: Türosz (hu)
Italian: Tiro (it)
Japanese: ティルス ‎(Tirusu)

Korean: 티레 ‎(Tire)
Latin: Tyrus
Latvian: Sūra
Lithuanian: Tyras
Persian: صور (fa)
Polish: Tyr (pl)
Portuguese: Tiro
Romanian: Tir
Russian: Тир ‎(Tir)
Serbo-Croatian:

Cyrillic: Тир m, Сур m

Roman: Tir m, Sur m
Slovak: Tyros
Slovene: Tir m
Spanish: Tiro (es)
Swedish: Tyros
Tagalog: Tiro
Turkish: Sur (tr)
Ukrainian: Тір m ‎(Tir)
Uzbek: Tir

Related terms

Tyrian

Anagrams

trey, Trey

tyre

See also: Tyre

English

Alternative forms

(US, Canada) tire

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /taɪə(ɹ)/
Rhymes: -aɪə(r)
Homophone: tire

Noun

tyre ‎(plural tyres)

(British, Irish, South African, Australian and NZ spelling) The ring-shaped protective covering around a wheel which is usually made of rubber or plastic composite and is either pneumatic or solid.

Derived terms

pneumatic tyre
spare tyre
tyre barrier

Translations

wheel covering

Afrikaans: tipe
Albanian: gomë (sq) f
Arabic: إِطَار m ‎(ʾiṭār)
Hijazi Arabic: كَفَر m ‎(kafar)
Armenian: անվադող (hy) ‎(anvadoł)
Asturian: neumáticu m
Azeri: şin
Belarusian: шы́на f ‎(šýna), аўташы́на f ‎(aŭtašýna)
Bengali: টায়রা ‎(ţayra)
Bulgarian: гу́ма f ‎(gúma), автомоби́лна гу́ма f ‎(avtomobílna gúma)
Burmese: တာယာ (my) ‎(taya)
Catalan: neumàtic m, pneumàtic m
Chinese:

Cantonese: 輪軚, 轮軚 ‎(leon⁴ taai¹), 輪胎, 轮胎 ‎(leon⁴ toi¹)

Mandarin: 輪胎 (zh), 轮胎 (zh) ‎(lúntāi)
Czech: pneumatika (cs) f
Danish: dæk (da)
Dutch: band (nl) m
Esperanto: pneŭo
Estonian: rehv (et)
Faroese: dekk n
Finnish: rengas (fi), (slang) nakki (fi)
French: pneu (fr) m, pneumatique (fr) m
Galician: pneumático m
Georgian: საბურავი ‎(saburavi)
German: Reifen (de) m
Greek: λάστιχο (el) n ‎(lásticho), ελαστικό (el) n ‎(elastikó), επίσωτρο n ‎(epísotro)
Hebrew: צְמִיג m ‎(tzamíg)
Hindi: पहिया (hi) ‎(pahiyā), टायर ‎(ṭāyar)
Hungarian: gumi (hu), autógumi (hu) (on cars), bicikligumi, kerékpárgumi (on bycicles)
Icelandic: dekk (is) n
Ido: bandajo (io)
Indonesian: ban (id)
Italian: gomma (it) m, pneumatico (it) m
Japanese: タイヤ ‎(taiya)
Navajo: akeeʼ
Norman: tyeur m
Kazakh: шина ‎(şïna)
Khmer: កៅស៊ូ (km) ‎(kav suu), កង់ (km) ‎(kɑŋ) (colloquial)

Korean: 타이어 (ko) ‎(taieo)
Kyrgyz: шина (ky) ‎(şina)
Lao: ຢາງລົດ ‎(yāng lot)
Latvian: riepa f
Lithuanian: padanga m
Luxembourgish: Pneu m
Macedonian: гу́ма f ‎(gúma), автомоби́лска гу́ма f ‎(avtomobílska gúma)
Malay: tayar
Mongolian: дугуй (mn) ‎(duguj)
Norwegian:

Bokmål: dekk n, bilgummi m

Nynorsk: dekk n, bilgummi m
Persian: لاستیک (fa) ‎(lâstik)
Polish: opona (pl) f
Portuguese: pneu (pt) m
Romanian: pneu (ro) n, cauciuc (ro) n
Russian: автомоби́льная ши́на f ‎(avtomobílʹnaja šína), ши́на (ru) f ‎(šína), покры́шка (ru) f ‎(pokrýška), автоши́на (ru) f ‎(avtošína)
Scottish Gaelic: taidhr f
Serbo-Croatian:

Cyrillic: гу̏ма f

Roman: gȕma (sh) f
Sinhalese: ටයර් ‎(ṭayar)
Slovak: pneumatika f
Slovene: pnevmatika f
Spanish: neumático m (especially Chile and Spain - formal usage in other countries), caucho (es) m (Venezuela), cubierta (es) f (Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay), goma (es) f (Caribbean Islands), llanta (es) f (Latin America), rueda (es) f (Spain)
Swahili: gurudumu (sw)
Swedish: däck (sv)
Tajik: шина ‎(šina)
Taos: ùlit’áwaną
Thai: ยางรถยนต์ ‎(yaang rót yon), ยางรถ ‎(yaang rót)
Turkish: lastik (tr)
Turkmen: şin, pokryşka
Ukrainian: ши́на f ‎(šýna), автоши́на f ‎(avtošýna)
Urdu: ٹائر ‎(ṭāyar)
Uzbek: shina (uz)
Vietnamese: vỏ (vi), lốp (vi)
Yiddish: רייף m, f ‎(reyf)

Etymology 2

From Tamil.

Noun

tyre ‎(uncountable)

(India) curdled milk

Etymology 3

Noun

tyre ‎(uncountable) (obsolete)

attire

References

tyre in Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, G. & C. Merriam, 1913

Anagrams

trey, Trey

Albanian

Adjective

i tyre m (feminine e tyre, m plural e tyre, f plural e tyre)

their

Declension

declension of i tyre

	singular		plural
	masculine	feminine	masculine	feminine
nominative	i tyre	e tyre	e tyre	e tyre
accusative	e tyre	e tyre	e tyre	e tyre
genitive/dative/ablative	të tyre	së tyre	të tyre	të tyre

	adjectives		pronouns
	singular	plural	singular	plural
1st person	im	ynë	imi	yni
2nd person	yt	juaj	yti	juaji
3rd person	m	i tij	i tyre	i tiji	i tyri
f	i saj	i saji
3rd person reflexive	i vet	i veti

Danish

Noun

tyre c

plural indefinite of tyr

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Tyre

Tyre

English

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Translations

Related terms

Anagrams

tyre

tyre

English

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Pronunciation

Noun

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Translations

Etymology 2

Noun

Etymology 3

Noun

References

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Albanian

Adjective

Declension

See also

Danish

Noun

Etymology

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