Rune
Introduction
a symbol or character used in ancient writing systems
Background Story
The name 'Rune' is derived from Old Norse and is often associated with symbols used in Germanic languages before the adoption of the Latin alphabet. Runic alphabets were employed by various Germanic tribes, and the term 'rune' itself comes from the Proto-Germanic word 'rūna', which means 'secret' or 'whisper'.
Letter Count
Variations
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