Nottingham Rune Dictionary
A dictionary of Viking Age rune stones.
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fa (v.) ‘to get, receive, obtain, marry’ — 8
fa (v.) ‘to paint, carve, draw’ — 14
faðir (m.) ‘father’ — 835
faður(s)broðir (m.) ‘(paternal) uncle’ — 1
faður(s)faðir (m.) ‘(paternal) grandfather’ — 2
fagr (adj.) ‘fair, fine, beautiful’ — 2
falla (v.) ‘to fall, drop down, die’ — 19
falr (adj.) ‘pale’ — 1
fangi (?) (m.) ‘evil-doer (?)’ — 1
far (f.) ‘voyage, journey’ — 3
fara (v.) ‘to fare, travel, move, go’ — 24
faras (v.) ‘to die, perish, pass away’ — 6
fatla (v.) ‘to fettle, fasten’ — 1
fe (n.) ‘wealth, goods, cattle, property’ — 3
felagi (m.) ‘partner, mate, comrade, shareholder’ — 6
fem (num.) ‘five’ — 6
femtan (num.) ‘fifteen’ — 1
fiala (v.) ‘to hide, conceal’ — 1
fiarði (num.) ‘fourth’ — 1
fiarri (adv.) ‘far off, distant, far away’ — 1
finna (v.) ‘to find’ — 2
fior (n.) ‘life’ — 3
fiurir (num.) ‘four’ — 6
fluti (m.) ‘sea-warrior’ — 1
flýia (v.) ‘to flee, take flight’ — 6
flæstr (adj.,sup.) ‘most’ — 1
folk (n.) ‘people, folk’ — 1
for/fyr (prep.) ‘for, before, over, because of’ — 11
forðum (adv.) ‘formerly, once’ — 1
forgefa (v.) ‘to forgive’ — 1
forungi (m.) ‘leader, chieftan’ — 2
fostra (f.) ‘foster- daughter, foster-mother’ — 1
fostri (m.) ‘foster-brother, foster-father, foster-son’ — 3
fostrsunn (m.) ‘foster-son’ — 1
fǿða (v.) ‘to feed, give food to, bring up, bear, give birth to’ — 2
fǿra (v.) ‘to bring, convey, present, deliver’ — 6
frǽgr (adj.) ‘famous, renowned’ — 1
frǽndi (m.) ‘kinsman, male relative’ — 16
frǽndkona (f.) ‘kinswoman, female relative’ — 1
fregna (v.) ‘to hear of, be informed of, ask’ — 3
friss (m.) ‘Frisian’ — 2
frǿkn (adj.) ‘brave, bold’ — 4
fugl (m.) ‘bird’ — 1
fulldrængila (adv.) ‘in a very manly fashion’ — 1
fylgia (v.) ‘to follow, accompany, help’ — 1
fyrir (prep.) ‘for, before, over, because of’ — 9
fyrr (adv.) ‘before, sooner’ — 1
fyrst (adv.) ‘first(ly)’ — 1
fyrsti (num.) ‘(the) first’ — 2
fæð(r)gar (m.,pl.) ‘father and son(s)’ — 8
fæigr (adj.) ‘fated to die, fey, dead’ — 1
færð (f.) ‘journey, way’ — 2
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