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Fehu, F. The rune of Freya and her brother Frey. It stands for fee and gold.

Uruz, U. This rune stands for strength and health. It is associated with a horned animal called the auroch.

Thurisaz, Th. The third rune is associated with giants (thurs).

Ansuz, A is associated with the Aesir, Odin, and the wind.

Raido, R. This is the rune of jouneying, or rides.

Kenaz, K represents the torch.

Gebo, G stands for gift.

Wunjo, W is the rune of joy and peace.

Hagalaz, H stands for hail.

Nauthiz, N stands for the strength of need.

Isa, I is the rune associated with ice.

Jera, Y stands for year.

Eihwaz, Ei is associated with the yew.

Perth, P means fruit to some, but scholars feel its meaning is unclear.

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Sowilo, S is the rune associated with the sun.

Tiwaz, T stands for the war god Tyr. This rune was carved on weapons to bring victory.

Berkano, B stands for the birch goddess and is used for fertility and birthing.

Ehwaz, E rune means horse.

Mannaz, M stands for man.

Laguz, L is the rune associated with water.

Ingwaz, Ng is the rune of the god Ing.

Dagaz, D means day.

Othila, O is the rune associated with inheritance.

 

 

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Wōdanaz lord of poetic / mantic inspiration, Germanic Mercury, Norse Óðinn, Saxon Woden, Old High German Wuotan; Þunraz thunder, Germanic Hercules or Jupiter, Norse Þórr, West Germanic Donar, Saxon Thunor; Teiwaz god of war, Germanic Mars, Norse Tyr, West Germanic Tiw, continues Indo-European Dyeus; Nerþuz, described by Tacitus as Mother Earth, continued in Norse Njord; Frījō, wife of Wodanaz, Norse Frigg wife, Sanskrit priyā mistress, wife; Frīa, daughter of Njord, Norse Freya, Old High German Frouwa, Anglo-Saxon Freo lady, Gothic Fráujo lady, mistress, German Frau, Swedish Fru; Fullō goddess or *Fullaz god of riches, plenty. Corresponds to Norse Fulla; Ermunaz, Saxon god (speculative, based on Nennius' Armenon); Wulþuz glorious one, possibly originally an epitheton, mentioned on the Thorsberg chape, continued in Norse Ullr; Wurdiz destiny; Sōwilō the Sun.

 

Anglo Saxon Old German Norse
Woden Wodan/Wotan Óðinn
Þunor Donar Þórr
Tiw Zîu Týr
Seaxneat Saxnôte -
Geat Gausus Gautr
*Frige Frîja Frigg
*Eostre *Ôstara? -
Ing - Yngvi / Freyr
- Phol Baldr
*Freo Fricco Freyja
Sigel Sunna Sol
- Irmin -
Hama - Heimdall
- Fosite Forseti




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