Runic Definition

ro͝onĭk
adjective
Of, pertaining to, or set down in runes.
Webster's New World
Like runes in decorative interlaced effect, as knots and other figures on monuments, etc. of ancient peoples of N Europe.
Webster's New World
Mystical; obscure.
Webster's New World
noun
The Germanic language of the oldest runic inscriptions from northern Europe, dating to between the third and sixth centuries ad , and considered by some to be close to or identical with the putative common ancestor of the North and West Germanic languages.
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pronoun

An ancient Germanic language written using runes.

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Runic Sentence Examples

  • Other letters, however, have been taken over from the Runic and Latin alphabets.

  • A Runic sculptured stone, believed to be of the 8th century, and the old town cross stand in High Street, but the great cattle fair, for which Crieff was once famous, was removed to Falkirk in 1770.

  • In one of the earliest runic records which we possess, the pendant found at Vadstena in Sweden in 1774, and dating from about A.D.

  • The iron door is topped with an runic symbol.

  • Give yourself a Viking name, learn the runic alphabet and get a certificate signed by Chief God, Odin.

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Words Starting With

RRURUN

Words Ending With

CICNIC

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