Runes
Runes were the alaphabetic symbols used by the Northern Germanic tribes. Another name for the Runes is Futhork, after the first six runic letters. The word RUNE comes from runa, which means "mystery". According to Norse mythology, Odin hung from the Tree of Life (Yggdrasil) for nine days and nights in order to learn the secrets of the runes. Runes were in use primarily between 200 CE and 1200 CE.
Rune Rune Name Anglo-Saxon Name Rune Image Letter Rune Meaning Associated Diety
Nourishment
Posessions Aesir
Adulthood Vanir
Non-Action Thor
A Messenger Odin
Communication
Reunion Forseti
Kaunaz
Kenaz Cen Torch K Opening
Revelation
Uncovering Freja
Dwarves
Union Odin
Freja
A Gateway
Mystery Freyr
Elves
Hail H Disruption
Natural Forces Ymir
Need
Survival
Necessity Nornir
Impedance Rime-Thurses
Harvest J Harvest
A Year
Fertile Season Freyr
A Guard Odin
Ullr
Something Hidden Freyr
Elves
Rushes Z Protection Tmir
Life Forces Sol
Tir T Warrior
Energy Tyr
Mani
Nethus
Hel
Progress Freyja
Freyr
Alcis
The Race Heimdal
Odin
Womb of the Great Mother Njordr
Balder
The Hero-God NG Fertility Ing
Freyr
Change D Breakthrough
Transformation Odin
Ostara
Property
The Home Odin
Thor
(not a traditional Rune) Njorns
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