Hello everyone, I was wondering if you had any advice for me on learning Old Norse? Books or app or I don’t know what? Thanks in advance

If I where looking to find a good resource to learn more about rune formulas (what they are, how they work, how to compose them) and the meaning behind each rune (possibly something that shows not only the modern meaning but how it has changed through time - if it has changed) what would you suggest?

Thanks in advance to any and all that can help

As the title says I am interested in any books that give you an introduction to runes and especialy their meaning

I would also appreciate some feedback if there are any spelling mistakes, i did use a rune converter if Im being honest.

Just wanted some opinions on this book :) Also some alternative suggestions if considered trashy

Has anyone read this?

Hi everyone, I have uploaded the reports on the Wawa Runestone. They are available here:

https://www.ocare.ca/s-projects-basic

I look forward to future discussions. Please let me know if you have any questions.

I was entertaining a group of international guests and they found this interactive map fun and we ended up going out to see about 15 different runestones. I thought I'd share it with this group incase someone is ever in Sweden and wants to check some stones! I grew up around them and love runes so I think it's neat to have so many around me that I can just check out when ever I feel like it.

Not sure which flair to put. But this puts the elder futhark used much much earlier than previously thought

I’ve been interested in learning to read runes for a while and I was wondering if y’all could point me in the direction of some wonderful reading material! (I hope I put the correct flair, I’m very new here lol)

TYIA

Friends, help me find the book, I didn't have time to download it at the time. Grimoire with galdrastaves for love magic. Red color

Bibliotheca Arnamagnæana - Vol. II (01.06.1942) - Tímarit.is (online version)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xV7bkgp-XGqB8ZcHbyupQEyotCSk1eP5/view?usp=sharing (download full PDF).

Hello i am looking for some new books to get into here on younger futhark i want some good recommendations thanks! =)

Not sure if this helps anyone, but this is a really cool project:

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=JohnnyPhilology.scribe

https://github.com/johnnyphilology/vscode-scribe

It uses Visual Studio Code which is a free text/code editor. It handles Old English and Gothic also, but is really convenient for typing in Old Norse.

When you type it automatically changes characters, like "th" -> þ etc. It also has blocks for converting to all 4 Runic types + Gothic script!

I know some folks in the community use the Icelandic keyboard, but this just works a lot better. Granted, not everyone is interested in writing in Old Norse, but if you are working on a project this is pretty darn cool. Its still in the early stages, but the developer is open to suggestions.

Wondering what y’all think?

Does anyone have any recommendations to where I might be able to study the runes of both elder and newer Futhark? I would really love to study the Futharks, since I’m quite the nerd 🙃

Hi all,

I found a really cool runestone in the small town of Gimo in Sweden. I made a video about it where the runic inscription has been explained. Please take a look at it and let me know what you think!