THE GERMANIC RUNES
The Germanic runic alphabet , the 24- rune Elder Futhark, was the common ancestor of all runes which followed.
During the 300 years the Elder Futhark was in use, several of its runes changed in appearance. For example, the s-rune, the e-rune, the j-rune and the ing-rune changed during this period.
THE GERMANIC RUNES NAME
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URAZ |
THYTH |
AZA |
REDA |
CHOZMA |
GEUUA |
UUINNE |
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| HAAL |
NOICZ |
ICZ |
GAAR |
PERTRA |
EZCK |
ALGIS |
SUGIL |
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| TYS |
BERCNA |
EYS |
MANNA |
LAAZ |
ENGUZ |
DAAZ |
UTAL |
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Direct links to the other pages:
|.Index.|
|.Norwegian.runes.|
|.Swedish.runes.|
|.Danish.runes.| |.Greenlandic.runes.|
|.Germanic.runes.|
|.Anglo-Saxon.runes.| |.Elder.Futhark.| |.Odin's.Galder.Songs.| |.Sigdrifumal.| |.Secret.runes.|
|.History.of.the.runes.| |.Norwegian.runic.inscriptions.| |.Symbols.| |.Daily.life.| |.The.Thing.| |.Raids.|
|.Stave.church.|
|.Art.|
|.Links.to.runes.|
|.Download-links.|
Created by Arild Hauge © Denmark, Aarhus 2002
Last updated 21.10.2002