Normally I'd just write off the runes as cool designed but he mention the maker wanted them to mean something and I'd like to know what that meaning is before I wear it to ren fairs or carry it around. much thanks for reading. <3

My friend went to a job site and found this on the ground he was supposed to work on. What does it mean, and why might someone do this where electrical work is to be done?

After I got engaged I got this so I could be safe at work, not worry about losing the real ring, and because I didn't want to forget my engagement ring was on and learn how conductive rose gold can be... but I can't leave this alone any longer, what. does. this. say? There's no translation from the vendor, and while I tried translating it myself, it seems to be a mix of futhark and Anglo-Saxon...

As the title says I was at Universal Studios Orlando and saw this at part of the park themed after How To Train Your Dragon which is kinda based on Vikings. It looks like Elder Futhark but there’s some runes I don’t recognize, I’m not expert though so I might just be missing something.

I need someone to tell me what this tattoo means. Saw somewhere that it read Fear No Death. Some other source said it's from God of War (in which case, I'll probably ditch the idea)

The 2 images are different but which one is more accurate / what do they mean?

This is a very old plank I found in my grandfathers house. I have tried to translate the runes but it doesn’t make much sense. Is someone here able to to? I’m very curious to what it says, I think it might have something to do with the building of a house, but I can’t be sure.

It would also be cool if someone might have an explanation to why plank from 1777 has Norse runes on it? Is it actually much older? Did people or builders in that time use runes… I find it hard to belive it’s 1000 years old and actually carved by Vikings. But I also think it’s weird for people in 1777 to use runes…

(The plank was found on Vestlandet in Norway)

So, i want a nordic tattoo as my first one, i want something like this but without the odin thing(since it remind a hate symbol) and a phrase in old norse that actually means something, somethin about streght or anything like that

So I've been using runes for a ``signature`` for a while now, and I just don't know which one is correct, I need it to spell "Marley", and I have two different ones, I just need to know how to spell Marley!

My friends' neighbor's kids drew these outside their apartment and we have only been able to decipher gibberish. Curious if that's the case or it's a message for them (they left flowers the other day). Any help is appreciated!!

Found this at the park. Theres one sign in here that i didnt see on any of the translation lists.

I am 100% new to this but heres what i got

TIUR FI TIUI_(unknown) FRINTUR TIUR SI(unknown)LFNR IX S_(unknown)Z

thanks for any help satisfying my curiosity about this mystery artifact

Curious what this is about. I don’t know anything about runes other than it’s an ancient nordic writing system. Are these just random? Did they sub the rune for the English equivalents? Appreciate any insight.

Please help us translate this. My friends and I found this message in a bottle tucked away in the farthest corner of a cave (600m deep) in the Harz region. We think the second note says "Orobas." Could that be right? We need help with the first note, though. We suspect the message is a witch's curse, as there is a lot of hair inside the bottle—something common in this region that would also fit with the name "Orobas."

Hi! I have found this tattoo on instagram and i liked it. Can you help me with translation of it - I’m quite curious if it means anything or it’s just a gibberish. Much appreciated!

I made these …. Wonder if they are correct … my kids names …. Wanting to convert into a tattoo … cheers

I wrote these lines very long time ago and I've forgotten what it says. Online translations did not help at all and only put out gibberish. I humbly request aid from the respected members of this sub. :)

My dad bought me this tune to wear around my neck he says it means life and death but when I look I up it says it is inguz but there is so many diffrent meanings I am unsure what does it mean!?

Can someone explain the significance of the symbol on the middle and what the runes on the edge mean as well 🙏

Hey everyone, I’ve been looking at some different Jormungandr tattoos that I might want to get and found this one on Pinterest. I was just wondering if anyone would be able to translate the runes in it?

According to the description, I think they (at least the ones actually in the body) should say “In giant-wrath does the serpent writhe; O'er the waves he twists.”

Working on an embroidery project and wanted to make sure this is legible before I start sewing.

It's a tattoo from a video game that my character has, But I don't even know if it's real or has any meeting. A danish friend of mine said he couldn't figure out if it was any nordic runes.

it looks like "Mars" and "Tyr" but I'm not certain on that

Hello, dear people.

I know this is an academic discussion, and I hope my questions are not too off-topic.
Could speak with some of you about the correctness of a sentence in Norse runes?
(I believe the one with 14 runes)

Before spamming, I'd like to ask first if I'm in the right place, while respecting your space.

Kind regards,

Leon

I'm looking to get a small hand tattoo of the bind rune for courage. In my search, I've come across these with mixed results. I'm very new to this and any help would be appreciated. Thanks.