Nottingham Rune Dictionary

A dictionary of Viking Age rune stones. Use the form to search for words in the corpus or browse by intial letter.

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maðr (m.) ‘man, human being’ — 31

magr (m.) ‘brother-, father-, or son-in-law’ — 27

mal (n.) ‘language, tongue, speech’ — 2

malspakr (adj.) ‘eloquent, well-spoken’ — 1

mar (f.) ‘girl, maiden’ — 3

margr (adj.) ‘many a…’ — 3

Maria (f.) ‘Mary’ — 1

mark (f.) ‘momument, mark (unit of value)’ — 2

marka (v.) ‘to draw, mark, carve’ — 21

matr (m.) ‘food, meat’ — 11

matunautr (m.) ‘eating companion’ — 1

mǽla (v.) ‘to speak, say’ — 1

mǽringar (m.,pl.) ‘people from Möre’ — 1

með(an) (conj.) ‘meanwhile, in the meantime, as long as’ — 5

með(r) (prep.) ‘with, among, along’ — 38

mega (v.) ‘to be able to, can’ — 2

miðli (prep.) ‘between’ — 1

mikill/mykill (adj.) ‘great, tall, large, much’ — 8

mildr (adj.) ‘mild, gentle, gracious, generous’ — 5

minn (poss.,pron.) ‘my, mine’ — 2

minni (n.) ‘memorial’ — 2

miok (adv.) ‘much, very, greatly’ — 7

misfylgia (?) (f.) ‘ghost (?)’ — 1

miskunn (f.) ‘forgiveness, mercy, grace’ — 2

moðir (f.) ‘mother’ — 118

moðurbroðir (m.) ‘(maternal) uncle’ — 2

mogminni (n.) ‘folk memory’ — 4

mogr (m.) ‘son, boy’ — 2

mot (n.) ‘meeting’ — 2

mǿð(r)gin(i) (n.,pl.) ‘mother and son(s)’ — 4

mǿðgur (f.,pl.) ‘mother and daughter(s)’ — 2

muli (m.) ‘muzzle’ — 1

munu (v.) ‘shall, will’ — 13

myrða (v.) ‘to murder’ — 1

mæginiara (f.) ‘great battle (?)’ — 1

mæiri (adj.,comp.) ‘greater, bigger, larger’ — 2

mærki (n.) ‘mark (unit of value), memorial’ — 101

mærkilikr (adj.) ‘notable, stately’ — 2

mæstr (adj.,sup.) ‘greatest’ — 7

mætr (adj.) ‘honoured, respected’ — 1

møydomr (m.) ‘maidenhood, virginity’ — 1