Lyr

Lyr

Lyr may refer to:

*The Welsh mythological figure Llŷr
*The Irish mythological figure Lir
*The mythological king Leir of Britain
*The stellar constellation Lyra

See also LYR.


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  • lyr´i|cal|ness — lyr|i|cal «LIHR uh kuhl», adjective. 1. emotional; poetic; having the qualities or characteristics of lyric poetry: »a lyrical landscape and still life painter. She became almost lyrical when she described the scenery. 2. = lyric. (Cf. ↑lyric)… …   Useful english dictionary

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