Tyros
/ˈtaɪroʊz/noun
Plural of tyro, meaning a beginner or inexperienced person.
Did you know?The ultimate origin of Latin tiro, the source of English tyro, remains uncertain; scholars generally connect it with the language of Roman military recruitment.
Etymological Timeline
Classical Latin
Latin
tiro
“A newly enlisted soldier, recruit, or inexperienced person”
Late Latin
Latin
tiro
“A novice or beginner, extending beyond military service”
16th Century
English
tyro
“A beginner or inexperienced learner”
17th Century
English
tyro
“A novice, especially in a profession or field of study”
Modern English
English
tyros
“Plural form of tyro: beginners or novices”