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The Småland Runic Inscription 48 is a Viking Age runestone engraved in Old Norse with the Younger Futhark runic alphabet in Torp, Forsheda parish, in Värnamo Municipality, Småland, and the style of the runestone is possibly runestone style RAK.[1]
Inscription[]
Transliteration of the runes into Latin characters
- ufakʀs × s[a]ti × stin × þosi × eftiʀ × uta × sun sin × harþa [k]u...n × tr(i)(k) -u - [f]arþ[1]
Old Norse transcription:
- Ofæigʀ satti stæin þannsi æftiʀ Udda, sun sinn, harða go[ða]n dræng. [D]o [i] færð(?).[1]
English translation:
- "Ófeigr placed this stone in memory of Oddi, his son, a very good valiant man (who) died on a journey.(?)"[1]
References[]
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| Western route and unspecified expeditions abroad | |
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| Eastern route | |
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| Other journeys |
- Nä 29, U 158, U 258, U 605, U 614, 699, U 925, U 948, U 954, 1028, U 1048, Sö 16, Sö 47, Sö 49, Sö 174, Sö 333, Sö 360, Vg 40, Vg 81, Sm 48, G 207, DR 259, DR 330, N 239
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| Jomsvikings and the Battle of Fýrisvellir | |
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| Viking Age women | Vs 24, U 15, U 337, U 455, U 489, U 861, Sr 139, Vg 67, N 68, N 225, DR 55, DR 114, DR 143
Gerlög and Inga: Färentuna Runestones, Hillersjö stone, Snottsta and Vreta stones
Estrid: Broby bro Runestones, Hargs bro runic inscriptions, Uppland Rune Inscriptions 101, 143 and 147 |
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Norse mythology and
Old Norse religion |
- "May Thor hallow": Vg 150, Sö 140 (?), DR 110, DR 209, DR 220
Thor's hammer: U 1161, Vg 113, Sö 86, Sö 111, DR 26, DR 48, DR 120
Cursed stones: Vg 67, DR 81, DR 83, DR 209, DR 230, DR 338, DR 357, DR 360
Other: Sö 154, Ög 136, Ög 181, Öl 1, Vg 63, Vg 119, Thorwald's Cross
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| Resources | |
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Categories:
- Runestones in Småland
- Runestones in memory of Viking warriors
Hidden categories:
- Articles containing Old Norse-language text