For 10 points, name this Norse god of war, after whom Tuesday is named.
During a visit to his parents' hall, this figure finds his grandmother with 900 heads, and his father catches two whales using oxen as bait. That visit is made by this figure and Thor, who is unable to break a glass cup until he throws it at the head of this figure's father, as recounted in the Hymiskvitha. This god is unable to lift a mile-deep kettle belonging to his father Hymir, and in the Lokasenna, this god is taunted with cuckoldry and impotence. He is slated to kill and be killed by a figure guarding the gates at Gnipahellir, and another event surrounding him led to his wrist being nicknamed wolf-joint. This fated enemy of the Hel-hound Garm had his hand bitten off when the gods tried to bind Fenrir. For 10 points, name this Norse god of war, after whom Tuesday is named.
During a visit to his parents' hall, this figure finds his grandmother with 900 heads, and his father catches two whales using oxen as bait.
{Tyr} [accept {Tiv}, {Tiwaz}, or {Ziu}, prompt on Things]