"Thor" is not a French word, aside from the name of the Germanic pagan god of thunder. You could say "à Thor" (to Thor), but "au Thor" doesn't make sense. Maybe you're thinking of...
au thon -- with tuna
auteur -- author
autour -- around
The word authorization has five syllables. (au-thor-i-za-tion)
The word "author" is divided into two syllables as: au-thor.
There are 2 syllables. Au-thor.
Thor means Thunder.
Thor-peng-Thong has written: 'La thalassemie au Cambodge' -- subject(s): Medicine, Thalassemia
It means thunder. It comes from Norse mythology and Thor is the god of thunder.
There are four syllables in the word "authority" (au-thor-i-ty).
Thorsdagr means "Thor's Day" or "Thunder's Day".
Answer: paz marquez benitez, she was the au thor o.k.
In medicine, AU means in in both ears, UN means in both nostrils; in geography AU means Australia, while UN means United Nations.
In French, "au" is a contraction of "à + le" and is used before masculine singular nouns starting with a consonant sound. For example, "au restaurant" (at the restaurant). On the other hand, "à" is a preposition used to indicate location, direction, or time. For example, "à Paris" (in Paris).
it means son of thor