Runes
Berkano Rune Meaning and History: The Birch Rune
Birch is the first tree back after fire, flood, or retreating ice. The rune of new beginnings is named after the plant that means it literally.
Berkano Rune Meaning and History: The Birch Rune
Birch is the first tree back after fire, flood, or retreating ice. The rune of new beginnings is named after the plant that means it literally.
Sowilo Rune Meaning and History: The Sun Rune
In Germanic languages the sun is female and the moon is male. Sowilo is her rune — and it has the heaviest modern baggage of any in the set.
Sowilo Rune Meaning and History: The Sun Rune
In Germanic languages the sun is female and the moon is male. Sowilo is her rune — and it has the heaviest modern baggage of any in the set.
Perthro Rune Meaning: The Rune Nobody Can Trans...
Every other rune has a name we can translate. This one doesn't. The only clue is a poem about gambling in a hall.
Perthro Rune Meaning: The Rune Nobody Can Trans...
Every other rune has a name we can translate. This one doesn't. The only clue is a poem about gambling in a hall.
Eihwaz Rune Meaning and History: The Yew Rune
The yew is poisonous in every part, effectively immortal, and was the wood of the longbow. The rune inherited all three facts.
Eihwaz Rune Meaning and History: The Yew Rune
The yew is poisonous in every part, effectively immortal, and was the wood of the longbow. The rune inherited all three facts.
Jera Rune Meaning and History: The Harvest Rune
Jera is the English word "year." A good harvest was a king's responsibility... and when it failed, some kings paid for it.
Jera Rune Meaning and History: The Harvest Rune
Jera is the English word "year." A good harvest was a king's responsibility... and when it failed, some kings paid for it.
Isa Rune Meaning and History: The Ice Rune
A single vertical line, the simplest rune in the futhark. In Norse cosmology, ice is not an obstacle — it is what the world was made from.
Isa Rune Meaning and History: The Ice Rune
A single vertical line, the simplest rune in the futhark. In Norse cosmology, ice is not an obstacle — it is what the world was made from.