"Wyrd" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1925, Caroline Harris Stevens, The Treatment of Death in Anglo-Saxon Poetry, page 18",
          "text": "Both Wyrd (2574, 2526) and the Mighty Maker (979) measure out dooms, though God is said to control fate (1056).",
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          "ref": "2007, Holly Taylor, Crimson Fire: Book Two in the Dreamer's Cycle Series",
          "text": "At last she spoke, “My name is Anawin. I am the valla. I am the keeper of secrets. I am the teller of truths. I speak for the Wyrd, the three goddesses of fate. I speak for past, for present, for future. What is it that you wish to know?”",
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          "ref": "2015, CJ Moseley, Chronoclysm: The Paradox War",
          "text": "He recognises these women, and with dawning realization so do I. The Queen within, is the Wyrd, Goddess of chance, destiny and death.",
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