The Laguz Elder Futhark rune, pronounced (LAH-gooz), is also known as Lag, Lagu, and Lög. It represents water, flow, and intuition, and holds deep meaning in Asatru, symbolizing the natural […]
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Ehwaz, pronounced (AY-wahz), one of the runes in the Elder Futhark is also called Eh, Eoh, and Ehw. Its shape resembles the letter “M,” which symbolizes the close bond between
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Ingwaz, pronounced (ING-wahz), also called Ing, Ingw, or Inguz, belongs to the Elder Futhark runic alphabet. It represents the god Ing (Freyr), often associated with fertility, growth, and potential. In
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The Algiz, pronounced (AHL-geez), rune, also know as Elhaz, Eolh, and Ihwar, is part of the Elder Futhark. It symbolizes protection, defense, and divine support. In Asatru, it plays a
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The Perthro, pronounced (PER-throh), Elder Futhark rune is also known as Peorth, Perth, and Pertho. It represents mystery, fate, and the unknown. In Asatru, it holds significant meaning, as it
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Dagaz, pronounced (DAH-gahz), also known as Dag, Dagr, Daeg, is one of the most powerful runes in the Elder Futhark. It symbolizes dawn, breakthrough, and transformation. Its shape, resembling an
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The Eihwaz, pronounced (AY-wahz), rune, also known as Eoh, Eyz, and Ihwar, is the 13th rune in the Elder Futhark. It is associated with the yew tree, a symbol of
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The Nauthiz, pronounced (NOW-thiz), Elder Futhark rune, also known as Naudiz, Nauthiz, Nyd, or Nauthr, carries deep significance in the Asatru tradition. It represents necessity, constraint, and the powerful forces
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The Jēra, pronounced (YAY-rah), Elder Futhark rune, also known as Jara, Jer, or Ger, represents the concept of a year or a harvest cycle. It symbolizes the natural rhythms of
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