Rune

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A Finnish poem or section of a poem. noun

Any of the characters in several alphabets used by ancient Germanic peoples from the 3rd to the 13th century. noun

A similar character in another alphabet, sometimes believed to have magic powers. noun

A poem or incantation of mysterious significance, especially a magic charm. noun

A letter or character used by the peoples of northern Europe from an early period to the eleventh century; in the plural, the ancient Scandinavian alphabets, believed to be derived from a Greek source; especially, the letters carved on stones, weapons, etc., found in Scandinavia, Scotland, and Ireland. Runes are found in almost all the maritime parts of Europe. noun

A short mystic sentence embodying the wisdom of the old Northern philosophers. noun

A secret; mystery; obscure saying. noun

Early rimes or poetry expressed, or which might be expressed, in runic characters. noun

Any song, poem, verse, or the like, which is mystically or obscurely expressed. noun

An obsolete variant of rine, run. noun

A letter, or character, belonging to the written language of the ancient Norsemen, or Scandinavians; in a wider sense, applied to the letters of the ancient nations of Northern Europe in general. noun

Old Norse poetry expressed in runes. noun

A stone bearing a runic inscription. noun

A letter, or character, belonging to the written language of various ancient Germanic peoples, especially the Scandinavians and the Anglo-Saxons. noun

A Finnish poem, or a division of one, especially a division of the Kalevala. noun

Any verse or song, especially one with mystical or mysterious overtones; an incantation. noun

A roun. noun

Any character from an ancient Germanic alphabet used in Scandinavia from the 3rd century to the Middle Ages noun

A letter, or character, belonging to the written language of various ancient Germanic peoples, especially the Scandinavians and the Anglo-Saxons.

A Finnish or Scandinavian epic poem, or a division of one, especially a division of the Kalevala.

A letter or mark used as mystical or magic symbol.

A verse or song, especially one with mystical or mysterious overtones; a spell or an incantation.

A roun (secret or mystery).

In the Go programming language, a Unicode code point.

(singular form of) An ancient divinationary tool that can be used on its own for readings or in conjunction with other magick practices. Can be made of many materials including wood, stone, metal, shell etc. Urban Dictionary

In Runescape an online multiplayer game; i) the magical stones called 'runestones' but oftenly referred to as 'runes' ii) A type of armour that is light blue/cyan and requires 40 defence to wear. Rune armour is better than leather, bronze, steel (level 5), black (level 10), mithril(level 20) and adamant (level 30.) Urban Dictionary

Rune noun - based on the popular character from sega's phantasy star IV, this name is often chosen by a person unsurpassed by funkiness and awesomeness. It is a better name than aven. Urban Dictionary

A real gent, very possible a Viking descendent, as you can tell from his masculine, uber hot body. Usually deadly attractive to women but he only has eyes for his wifey. A hilarious man, known to make sarcastic jokes about everything. Has great taste in fashion and music. AKA Mr. Alwaysright, because he is so intelligent. Is nice to everybody. Most wonderful human being on the surface of the planet. Urban Dictionary

Outwardly appearing as an incredible handsome and attractive Norwegian man, Rune is however also Keeper of the One Truth, Protector of Good Taste, Bearer of Profound Wisdom, Awesomeness Incarnate and Ayatollah of Rock'n'rolla. Urban Dictionary

A video game that revolves around jumping around with giant axes and slashing heads. with bigass swords. Although this jumping sounds inane and repetitive, it cannot be denied that it is. Urban Dictionary

Rune is an amazing boy to know. He knows when to make you smile or laugh even when you´re not in the best mood. He´s the best, especially if you´re his girlfriend. He won´t give up on you unless you give up on him with true reasons. He won´t let you talk about negative things describing yourself. He loves your personality and is so glad he met you. He loves his wifey. Urban Dictionary

Runes were used as a magic system by ancient Germanic peoples. They were primarily divinatory but could also be used in active magic. For example: one could could create a simple bindrune of “*Fehu” (ᚠ) and “*Wunjo” (ᚹ) for Wealth and Joy, respectively. Also, runes could be used as a writing system. In England, Anglo-Saxon runes were used until Cnut the Great established the Old English version of the Latin Alphabet. They were used until the 19th Century in Iceland, mainly when carving. The Elder Futhark was the first set of runes to be used and had 24 runes. It evolved into the Anglo-Saxon Futhorc and Younger Futhark, the former in England and the latter in Scandinavia and Iceland. Younger Futhark evolved into Medieval Runes, which developed into Dalecarlian Runes. Some Heathens or Pagans, myself included, still use them for magical purposes. Usually Elder Futhark is used for this due to being Pre-Christian but any of them work. Urban Dictionary

Runed is a Rock band described as musical therapy meshing gritty rock 'n roll vocals with dark soulful sonic quality. It chronicles Sane's journey to the gate and back that fuelled his being to show mankind "The Truth". From the heights of success to the valley of death, Sane tells the tale of how he was poisoned by this reality and how he made his way back. "We'll show them all, that no one falls"; this is Sane's vision. My Heart & Soul is for Rock & Roll......Sane runed.org Urban Dictionary

Rune is a kind-hearted ginger with a good taste in fashion. He is very loyal and into the things he loves. He is very good at playing a certain music instrument. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to rune:
rune.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word rune:
futhark, runes, rask, runic, ligature, phoneme, jace, clary, larsen, klan, transliteration, arne, flo, stanza, norwegian, norse, det, stones, inscription, guido, germanic, viking, str, alphabet, poem, lange, gems, scandinavian, anders, bergen, troupe, thor, elder, swedish, poems, berg, bind, danish, harvest, factory, venus, magic, spell, vowel, handball, monsters, norway, interpreted, oslo, speedway, stockholm, gothic, younger, reads, shape, ear, angel, denmark, symbol, carved, frontier, fantasy, jan, stone, trio, letter, sweden, rider, footballer, knight, manuscript, variant, punishment, moon, word, names, identical, jazz, drummer, medieval, meaning, letters, row, musician, ski, drums, born, guitarist, latin, vocalist, bass.

Words that rhyme with rune:
moon, boon, tune, impugn, balloon, troon, spoon, swoon, maroon, prune, goon, soon, buffoon, immune, loon, monsoon, lampoon, cocoon, lagoon, commune, cartoon, strewn, tycoon, picayune, noon, dune, coon, festoon, attune, typhoon, opportune, croon, afternoon, saloon, hewn, raccoon, noone, pontoon, harpoon, poon, platoon, honeymoon, baboon, toon, june, bassoon, boone, pantaloon, shoon, midafternoon, blue moon, cameroon, inopportune, sassoon, hoon, galloon, muldoon, cardoon, shewn, calhoun, rangoon, koon, kuhn, contrabassoon, full moon, tablespoon, teaspoon, bethune, clune, saskatoon, harvest moon, kroon, suine, witherspoon, cancun, trial balloon, jeune, laffoon, high noon, daniel boone, yoon, kite balloon, good afternoon, new moon, brune, suen, silver spoon, phase of the moon, gruen, greasy spoon, magoon, shoen, mattoon, signature tune, moone, calhoon, barrage balloon, sand dune, animated cartoon, cahoon.

Adjectives that are often used to describe rune:
first, magic, old, ancient, second, single, last, same, third, mystic, fourth, final, finnish, next, sixth, particular, blank, strange, death, norse, fifth, powerful, word, mysterious, danish, original, starry, startling, eighth, seventh, finnic, protective, true, inspired, horned, wild, elfish, sixteenth, houseless, unfinished, germanic, oblivious, time, ninth, gaelic, weird, golden, popular, invertible, appropriate, sad, occasional, famous, foul, scandinavian, rounded, rhythmic, binding, sacred, perfect, armenian, suggested, melancholy, three, secret, irish, middle, swedish.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective rune:
stones, stone, names, master, singing, masters, name, staff, staves, magic, singers, stick, song, carver, singer, alphabet, poem, lore, stave, row, premfors, nohlgren, waldekranz, haako, carvers, inscriptions, letters, passage, forms, games, charms, reading, chanting, hallowing, sticks, writer, futhark, shapes, gates, riou, maker, ring, play, bag, posture, slagstad, blomdahl, writing, touched, might, stadha, johansson, spread, xxix, casting, xxx, charade, books, writers, nelson.

Consonant match to rune:
run, rain, rein, reign, wren, roan, ran, ron, ren, rine, rhine, rhone, reine, rone, rhein, rayne, raine, rhin, reen, royne, roane, roen, rahn, renne, rhyne, ronne, rann, raun, rinn, rinne, rehn, renn, wrenn, ranh, rohn, rhin-, rihn, hren, hron, roone.

Words that sound like rune:
rune, roon, roun, rwn, rhun, around, room, rain, run, ran, reign, ron, ren, wren, rin, rein, rine, rhine, wron, reen, roan, rhyne, rone, raine, rown, ryn, arraign, arin, rane, rhone, rien, rayne, rean, rhume, rhin, rhein, renne, roome, rheum, raun, renn, rhumb, hron, reine, rainn, rinn, wrenn, roin, rawn, rinne, rann, roen, rhen, rahn, uren, roane, rihn, rohn, reyn, ronn, ronne, reaume, rheaume, auron, rehn, ruhm, roanne, roum, arene, eirene, wran, ranh, rewme, rhin-, royne, rwm, earn, croon, ern, brune, haroon, erne, broun, broon, haroun, gruen, arua, arome, hram, bruen, harroun, harun, bruun, arim, grune, barun, arui, ceroon, coroun, heroon.