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'Týr [as a regular noun literally "god" but as a proper name the áss - a more specific type of god - of war, there's more of course but bear in mind the context of the whole poëme for this Secret] is one-hand god-
'Eke wolf's leavings-
'Eke hofs' [hof most literally means a hill or other elevated place but denotes a very specific sort of shrine or temple sanctuary sheltered under a roof, usually within a hall of the farm home] hilmir [usually translated king or prince but one of many very specific ancient words describing leadership and hierarchy: this one is related to the word for a helm and speaks of a protector who leads as an example from the front].
'Márs [as a regular noun literally "war/battle/conflict" but as a proper noun the Roman war god Mávors; again there's much more to this figure but the poëme supplies the clues for finding the key to this one] ᛏ Tiggi [yet another word for a king or prince of exceedingly ancient lineage, referring to the god's most early prominence]'
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