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This is a list of notable runologists. Runologists are people who study runes and runic inscriptions.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Runologists

See also

Runes
Germanic Elder Futhark
24-type Fuþark
(ca. AD to 9th c.)
Normalized
Variations




f
u
y
þ
ð
a
ã
r k g ƿ
v
h n i j ï
é
p z
ʀ
s t b e
ɛ
m l ŋ d
ð
o
å
ö
Anglo-Frisian Futhorc
28-type Fuþorc
(ca. 5th c. to 9th c.)
Normalized
Variations

 

 
   
f
u
o
þ
ð
o
å
ö
r c
k
ɧ
ɕ
ȝ
g
ŋ
k
ƿ/v h n i j ï
é
ēo
p x s t b e
ɛ
m l ŋ d œ
oe
ōe
a æ y ea
æa
Later Anglo-Saxon Futhorc
33-type Fuþorc
(ca. 8th c. to 12th c.)
Normalized
Variations

 

 
f
u
o
þ
ð
o
å
ö
r c
k
ɧ
ɕ
ȝ
g
ŋ
k
ƿ/v h n i j ï
é
ēo
p x s t b e
ɛ
m l ŋ d œ
oe
ōe
a æ
y
y īa
īo
ea
æa
q k st

ck

kk
Norse Younger Futhark
16-type Fuþark
(ca. 8th c. to 11th c.)
Long-Branch
Short-Twig
f
u
y/ö
o
v/w
þ
ð
ą
o
å/ǫ
r k
g
ŋ
h n i
j
e
a
ä
s
z
t
d
b
p
m l ʀ
Later Younger Futhark
Stung Fuþark
(ca. 11th c. to 13th c.)
Regular
f u
o
w
þ o
å/ǫ
r k h n i
j
a
ä
s
z
t b m l y
ʀ
Stung
v y
ö
ð g
ŋ
ɴ e
ä
d p ʟ
Medieval runes
Medieval Fuþark
(ca. 13th c. to 18th c.)
1st types
f u
w
þ o r k
q
h
x
n i
j
a s t b m l y
2nd types
v y
v
ð ǫ
å
g n e ä c
z
d p ʟ y
3rd types
ö ng ɴ z
c
4th types
x
Alphabetical
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a b c d ð e f g ŋ h i j k l ʟ m n ɴ o ǫ p q r s t þ u v w x y z å ä ö
Dalecarlian runes
Dalecarlian alphabet
(ca. 16th c. to 19th c.)
Alphabetical
(incomplete)
𐋐 ᛋᛌ Å
a b c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s t u x y z å ä ö
See also
Runic inscriptions interactive map
Runic inscriptions
Rune Poems
Runestones
Runic magic
Modern runic writing
Pseudo-runes
Staveless runes
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