The Elder Futhark - Freyja's Aett

The first aett runes of the Elder Futhark.

Phonetic equivalents, symbolic images, general and reversed divinitory meanings.

Note:
Runes that do not reverse may still lie in opposition or show where blocks are, depending on their position in the spread.

Music by:
Stewart Copeland
"Alpine Ridge"
Spyro the Dragon
Insomniac Games

Category:

Education

Tags:

• elder
• futhark
• runes
• freyja's
• aett
• gswarner
• lesson
• guide
• stewart
• copeland
• alpine
• ridge

[widgeonfool]

Excellent straightforward explanation of the runes, ideal for those thinking of beginning to read the runes.

[gswarner]

thx for the comment :)

[PhoenixFirewolf]

I love runes. :]

Lovely videos, very informative.

And the music brings back some memories. x]

I miss being hooked on Spyro as a kid.

[gswarner]

thanks for viewing and for commenting :)

[CROWTHEKILLER]

Really cool. I learned to write phonetic to rune(not with these videos), and now I'm "trying" to make a simple translator to rune. Unfortunelly that's hard, beacause runes are phonetical.

[Ven0mousDark]

i just started with the runes and this rely helps ty ^.^

[widgeonfool]

That's ok. Bought my first set of runes about 18 months ago, Got seriously interested over the past few months.

[PennyTraition]

Depending, of course, on the many interpretations! Thankyou for this vid.

[PennyTraition]

Wonderful.The next being the Aett (or Set ) of Hagalaz , then the aett of Tiwaz * or does memory fail me?? Wish I had Runes or Ogham on my keyboard.Thanks for the share ??...

[gswarner]

i will concede your point, the earliest examples i find do not have the bistaves connected. however these days Raidho is commonly shown as in the video.

peace