Origins and Meaning Thurisaz (ᚦ), pronounced “THOO-ree-saz”, represents power, chaos, and conflict. It comes from the Proto-Germanic þurisaz, meaning “giant” or “thorn.” Other spellings include Thuris, Þurisaz, and Thurs. The […]
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Origins and Meaning The Ūruz (ᚢ) rune, pronounced “OO-rooz”, represents the aurochs, a massive wild ox that once roamed Europe. The name has variations like Ur, and Urox. The Proto-Germanic
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Origins and Meaning The Fehu rune (ᚠ) represents wealth, prosperity, and power. It is pronounced “FAY-hoo” or “FEH-hoo.” The name comes from the Proto-Germanic fehu, meaning “cattle” or “mobile wealth.”
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Origins and Meaning The Tiwaz rune (ᛏ) represents the god Týr (pronounced “TEER”). Other spellings include “Teiwaz” and “Tir.” The rune symbolizes honor, justice, and self-sacrifice. It appears in the
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