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HelpRe: Tyrone
in reply to a message by Ashlyn
If it helps, Tyrone means "land of Owen." Tir is the Irish word for land and it is pronounced "teer."
So if slowed down it would be, "teer-OH-en." But in normal speech it's closer to two syllables, "teer-OHN" or "tihr-OHN."
I hope that makes sense. Maegirl, do you concur?
So if slowed down it would be, "teer-OH-en." But in normal speech it's closer to two syllables, "teer-OHN" or "tihr-OHN."
I hope that makes sense. Maegirl, do you concur?
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