Nottingham Rune Dictionary
A dictionary of Viking Age rune stones.
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baðir (adj.,num.) ‘both’ — 16
barð (n.) ‘prow, stern (of a ship)’ — 1
barn (n.) ‘child’ — 3
bera (v.) ‘to bear, give birth to’ — 2
berg (f.) ‘help, deliverance’ — 1
berg (n.) ‘rock, cliff’ — 1
biarga (v.) ‘to save, preserve’ — 7
biðia (v.) ‘to ask, bid, pray’ — 14
binda (v.) ‘to bind, fasten, tie, tie up’ — 3
biærtr (adv.) ‘bright, shining, illustrious’ — 1
blakkrmaðr (?) (m.) ‘black man (?)’ — 1
bo (n.) ‘farm, settlement’ — 3
boa (v.) ‘to live, dwell, settle’ — 30
bondi (m.) ‘man, farmer, peasant, landowner’ — 211
borg (f.) ‘fortification, fortress’ — 2
bort (adv.) ‘away’ — 1
bot (f.) ‘penance, help, improvement’ — 1
botrun(ar) (f.) ‘healing runes (?)’ — 1
bǿn (f.) ‘request, prayer’ — 1
bra (f.) ‘lightning (?)’ — 1
braut (f.) ‘road, way’ — 7
brinna (v.) ‘to burn’ — 1
briuta (v.) ‘to break, destroy’ — 2
bro (f.) ‘bridge, causeway’ — 130
broðir (m.) ‘brother’ — 444
broðir/faðir (m.) ‘brother/father’ — 2
bryggia (f.) ‘landing, bridge, gangway, quay’ — 2
bryti (m.) ‘bailiff, under-steward, administrator’ — 2
bræiðr (adj.) ‘broad, wide’ — 3
byrð(r) (f.) ‘burden, load’ — 1
býr (m.) ‘farm, homestead’ — 12
bæria (v.) ‘to beat, strike, fight’ — 2
bærias (v.) ‘to fight, battle’ — 1
bætr (adv.,comp.) ‘better’ — 14
bætri (adj.,comp.) ‘better’ — 2
bæztr (adj.,sup.) ‘best’ — 16
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