The 5-Letter Keys

in Runic Scriptures
Joannes Richter

5 letters 5 letters Runes Lang- Translation Details pages

(runic) (Latinized) uage
1 MATIᛦ MATIR ᛘᛅᛏᛁᛦ human Mensch, MaᚦR 380 683
2 X FAþIᛦ FAÐIR ᚠᛅᚦᛁᛦ Icel. Father Father, Faþiᛦ 015 016
3 MÓÞIᛦ MÓÐIR ᛘᚬᚦᛁᛦ mother Mother, in [MUᚦIR] 375

Table 1 The runic concept of the man as human being MATIR, father FAÐIR and mother MÓÐIR

Abstract
A runic inscription is an often mystic inscription made in one of the various runic alphabets. The
standard runes may be identified in the runic Futhark alphabets.
Elder Futhark inscriptions were rare, but in Latin scriptures the similar words may be interpreted as
variants of the runic fundamentals. Examples1 in Younger Futhark are: father - FAÐIR ᚠᛅᚦᛁᛦ faþiʀ2
and mother – MÓÐIR ᛘᚬᚦᛁᛦ móþiʀ, which are composed from 5 Places of articulation: labials,
guttural, linguals, palatal, dental. A neutral word for “man & woman” is MATIR ᛘᛅᛏᛁᛦ matiʀ, which
shares the first letter “M” with “Mother” and the second letter “A” with “Father”.
Similar patterns are religious concepts as Odin's epithets in Gothic language: GAUTS, GAUDR or in
the Icelandic word GAUTR (a “wise man” or the “inventor” of the letters and runes).
These words may be studied and analyzed in the pentagrammatons in a dictionary for runic words
titled “Das Runen-Wörterbuch” by Udo W Dieterich (dated: 1844).

1 [Link]
2 The old Norse word is faðir ᚠᛅᚦᛁᛦ
The Pentagrammatons
A Pentagrammaton is a five-letter word where each letter belongs to a unique category from the five
defined phonetic categories.

Phonetic Categories
• Lingual: d, t, l, n
• Palatal: g, i, j, c, k, y, q, x
• Guttural: a, e, h, o
• Labial: b, f, v, m, p, u, w
• Dental: z, s, r
The Input field for text where pentagrammatons will be searched is the completed “Das Runen-
Wörterbuch” by Udo W Dieterich (dated: 1844). The result also listed modern English and German
words, which manually had to be skipped.
Also some runic symbols such as ᚦ (a double “th”) had to be replaced to an equivalent Latin
singular element “D”. Also the Stupmadr ᛦ (an “A” in ᛦᚠᛏᛁᚱ, “Aftir”, or/and also the final “R” in
ᛦᚠᛏᛁᛦ) may manually have to be replaced by Latin elements.

The source of the runic words

Dieterich lists the dictionary according to the alphabetical order of the Futhark alphabets:

Fig. 1 Futhark alphabets

Each entry is labeled to an runic word. The following entry is defined as the word for “Father”,
which is a pentagrammaton FAÐIR in the Icelandic language. In English is the word “Father”, who
is the provider of food for the children:
The parents (Fadir and Modir)
Elder Futhark inscriptions were rare, but in Latin scriptures the similar words may be interpreted as
variants of the runic fundamentals. Examples3 in Younger Futhark are: father - FAÐIR ᚠᛅᚦᛁᛦ faþiʀ4
and mother – MÓÐIR ᛘᚬᚦᛁᛦ móþiʀ, which are composed from 5 Places of articulation: labials,
guttural, linguals, palatal, dental. A neutral word for “man & woman” is MATIR ᛘᛅᛏᛁᛦ matiʀ, which
shares the first letter “M” with “Mother” and the second letter “A” with “Father”.
5 letters 5 letters Runes Lang- Translation Details pages
(runic) (Latinized) uage
1 MATIᛦ MATIR ᛘᛅᛏᛁᛦ human Mensch, MaᚦR 380 683
2 X FAþIᛦ FAÐIR ᚠᛅᚦᛁᛦ Icel. Father Father, Faþiᛦ 015 016
3 MÓÞIᛦ MÓÐIR ᛘᚬᚦᛁᛦ mother Mother, in [MUᚦIR] 375

Table 2 The runic concept of the man as human being MATIR, father FAÐIR and mother MÓÐIR

Religious pentagrammatons
The legendary inventor of runes is represented by the Germanic god (W)Odin, who had been
equipped with an Epithet in Gothic: GAUTS, GAUDR or in Icelandic GAUTR (a “wise man” or
“inventor”). This name “KAUTR”) may have been referred to Buddha's name “Gautama”
(“wisest”)5.
The Geatish ethnonym *gautaz is related to the ethnonym of the Goths and of the Gutes
((GUTES) inhabitants of the island of Gotland), deriving from Proto-Germanic *gutô
(cf. Gothic Gut-þiuda, Old Norse GOTAR or GUTAR).

Early inhabitants of present-day Götaland called themselves Geats (in Swedish GÖTAR), derived
from *Gautaz (plural *Gautôz), "to pour".[2]
Obviously the words for the parents and the inventor have been founded on 5-letter words, which
may be named pentagrammatons.

5 letters 5 letters Runes Lang- Translation Details pages

(runic) (Latinized) uage
GAUDR GAUDR ᚴᛅᚢᛏᚱ divine God (gádr, gaudr) 141

GAUTR GAUTR ᚴᛅᚢᛏᚱ Icel. wise Wise man, inventor 141

GAUTS GAUTS ᚴᛅᚢᛏᛋ Goth. wise Wise man (in [KAUTI]) 141

KAUTR KAUTR ᚴᛅᚢᛏᚱ Snskr. wise Wise man, also: “Thor” 065 142 237

Table 3 Odin's epithet in Gothic: GAUTS, GAUDR or in Icelandic GAUTR and KAUTR
(a “wise man” or “inventor”).

3 [Link]
4 The old Norse word is faðir ᚠᛅᚦᛁᛦ
5 Page 142 in “Das Runen-Wörterbuch” by Udo W Dieterich (dated: 1844)
The virtue wisdom
The virtue wisdom seems to be the most prominent topic of the druids. The BRAIN is the tool to
understand the teachers and the spoken or written topics.
5 letters 5 letters Runes Lang- Translation Details pages
(runic) (Latinized) uage
1 ASKUT ASKUT wizard Divine wise man 248
wise + -ard.
2 HVITR HVITR wise Wisdom, 158
in: [HUITR-AUFþA]
3 FROþY FRODY Wise,clever Wise,Clever in [FRUþA] 007
4 FROYD FROYD Engl. clever Clever in [FRUþA] 007
5 GAUTR GAUTR ᚴᛅᚢᛏᚱ Icel. wise Wise man, inventor 141
6 GAUTS GAUTS ᚴᛅᚢᛏᛋ Goth. wise Wise man (in [KAUTI]) 141
7 KAUTR KAUTR ᚴᛅᚢᛏᚱ Snskr. wise Wise man, also: “Thor” 065 142 237
8 VITER VITER Swed. wise Wisdom [UITR] 041
9 VITRA VITRA Icel. wise Wisdom [UITR] 041
10 WISAN WISAN Ahd. To teach Teaching [UISR] 039
11 X SUNIA SUNIA understand Mind, brain, understand 260 263

Table 4 The virtue wisdom seems to be the most prominent topic of the druids.

The writing tools

The writing tools are the stylus and stave in the runic symbols. Most of the runic scriptures are
memorize and remember the life of passed parents or their kin.
5 letters 5 letters Runes Lang- Translation Details pages
(runic) (Latin) uage
12 STAFIᛦ STAFI Icel. The letter(s) → [STAFIᛦ] or [STAFR] 306 307
the stave the staff or stave
13 STYFA STYFA Icel. The letter → [STAFIᛦ] or [STAFI] 306
the stave
14 WRITE WRITE Engl. Carve Carving, scribe: [RITA] 097
(runes)
Table 5 The writing tools are the stylus and stave in the runic symbols.
The soul and the Creator
The variants of the words for the soul and the Creator are pentagrammatons.
5 letters 5 letters Runes Lang- Translation Details pages
(runic) (Latinized) uage
SCAFT SCAFT Ahd. Creator The Creator [SCABERA] 277
SKAFT SKAFT Dan. To scrub From: [SKABERA] 277

SKAPT SKAPT Icel. Creator Creator ← [SKABERA] 277

SIALU SIALU The soul → [Sial] 289

SIOLU SIOLU The soul → [Sial] 290

SIULA SIULA souls 290

Table 6 The variants of the words for the soul and the Creator

The two Trinities

The concept of the Germanic religions are based on thr triads (human being MATIR, father FAÐIR
and mother MÓÐIR).
Another triad was composed by three pentagrammatons, which as a trinity contains the same 5
letters T, E (or A), I, W, S in 3 similar compositions: TEIWS, WITAS, TIWAZ.
1. TEIWS (the Gothic god, equivalent to the sky-god DIOUS, Jupiter and Zeus), honored at
Thursday.
2. WITAS (wisdom, shorted to WIT), honored at Wednesday,
3. TIWAZ (Tiwaz, shorted to TIW or Týr), honored at Tuesday. The t-rune ᛏ is named after
Týr, and was identified with this god. The reconstructed Proto-Germanic name is *Tîwaz or
*Teiwaz. Multiple Tiwaz runes either stacked atop one another to resemble a tree-like shape,
or repeated after one another, appear several times in Germanic paganism.
In contrast the triads are interpreted as similar compositions (Wodan/Wit, Tiw and Thor).
In the light of comparative evidence from later forms of Germanic paganism, it seems
likely that the "Germanic trinity" of Wodanaz, Tīwaz, and Þunraz may have had a
parallel among the Goths, with the names Gaut, Teiws, and Fairguneis.[1]

The Goths had a cult of a god of war, identified by the Romans with Mars, presumably
cognate to the Proto-Germanic Tīwaz, perhaps called *Teiws in Gothic, on the basis on
the corresponding letter names. 6

6 [Link]
The list of 41 names
In the list of runic scriptures a bulk of names is identified as memorized messages on gravestones.
The names may also interpreted as the remember characters of the buried citizens of the Germanic
population. The list is extracted from the appendix.
5 letters 5 letters Runes Lang- Translation Details pages
(runic) (Latinized) uage
1 2 3

X ALFKR ALFKR elven-spear Man's name: elven spear 254

X ALVIᛦ ALVIR All-protectioner Man's name: 255

All-protectioner
ARMIN ARMIN Armin Name of “Herman” 216

X ARNVI ARNVI Arnvi Female name 236

X ATIRF ATIRF Atirf Name: Bold river dweller 252

X ATRFI ATRFI → ATIRF <Bad scratching> ATIRF 252

BIARN BIARN bear Same like “björn” 349

BIERN BIERN bear Same like “björn” 345

BIORN BIORN Isl. bear Same like “björn” (schw.) 349

BLAKR BLAKR Blekinger Inhabitant of Blekinge (?) 358

ERBIN ERBIN Erbin Name for a woman 234

X FASTI FASTI fest-man Name for a man 018 247

HILFR HILFR helm-lady Name for a helm-woman 103

HILMS HILMS Goth. helm-man Name for a helm-man 172

IRMAN IRMAN Herman Name “Herman”, [UAR] 049

JARUT JARUT Jarut A Man's Name “Jurunt” 199

JUANS JUANS Joannes Male's Name “Johannes” 203

JULAR JULAR Jolly A Man's Name (“Jolly”) 201 202

X KALFR KALFR Icel. [KALFR] A Man's Name (“calf”) 150

KALFS KALFS Icel. [KALFS] Genetiv f. Name (“calf”) 150

KUAST KUAST Kuast Name in [KUþFATHER] 110

KUNAR KUNAR Kunar male name in [KUNI] 117

KUNOR KUNOR Kunor male name in [KUNR] 115

NAURI NAURI [NAURI] Name: “death-bringer” 195

RIFNA RIFNA To burst Name: bursting man 098

RIPAN RIPAN Ahd. To rub Female name: to rub 093

X ROFIN ROFIN raw Name: the raw man 089

X SIALM SIALM terrible Name: the “terrible” man 291

SIFAN SIFAN Goth. gentle Femal name: the gentle 281 925

SKALF SKALF The reed Name: reed [SKIALF] 291

 SMIDA SMIDA Icel. smith Name: Smith [SMIÞR] 312
SMIÞA SMIThA Goth.
X SNABI SNABI Swift man Name: swift [SNABI] 280

SPIOT SPIOT Icel. The spear Name: the spear [SBIUT] 310

X SUAIN SUAIN Engl. strong Name: with strong hands 268

X SVAIN SVAIN Name: Sven [SUAIN]
SUEIN SUEIN Ahd. strong Name: with strong hands 289
Name: Sven [SUAIN]
SUOTI SUOTI Swed. The sweet Name: sweet [SUASA] 269

X TAFSI TAFSI Icel. blabbing Name: blabbing talking 329

TIERF TIERF Bold (man) Name: bold [TIARFR] 328

X TIURA TIURA Icel. Bull Name: high, bull, Tauris 316 326
X TIUᛦA
TUKAS TUKAS [TUKA] Name (female, genitive) 317

YLFRA YLFRA Icel. howling Name: howling like a wolf 059

The list of 41 names

Summary
A runic inscription is an often mystic inscription made in one of the various runic alphabets. The
standard runes may be identified in the runic Futhark alphabets.
Elder Futhark inscriptions were rare, but in Latin scriptures the similar words may be interpreted as
variants of the runic fundamentals. Examples7 in Younger Futhark are: father - FAÐIR ᚠᛅᚦᛁᛦ faþiʀ8
and mother – MÓÐIR ᛘᚬᚦᛁᛦ móþiʀ, which are composed from 5 Places of articulation: labials,
guttural, linguals, palatal, dental. A neutral word for “man & woman” is MATIR ᛘᛅᛏᛁᛦ matiʀ, which
shares the first letter “M” with “Mother” and the second letter “A” with “Father”.
Similar patterns are religious concepts as Odin's epithets in Gothic language: GAUTS, GAUDR or in
the Icelandic word GAUTR (a “wise man” or the “inventor” of the letters and runes).
These words may be studied and analyzed in the pentagrammatons in a dictionary for runic words
titled “Das Runen-Wörterbuch” by Udo W Dieterich (dated: 1844).

The concept of the Germanic religions are based on thr triads (human being MATIR, father FAÐIR
and mother MÓÐIR).
Another triad was composed by three pentagrammatons, which as a trinity contains the same 5
letters T, E (or A), I, W, S in 3 similar compositions: TEIWS, WITAS, TIWAZ.
The virtue wisdom seems to be the most prominent topic of the druids. The BRAIN is the tool to
understand the teachers and the spoken or written topics.
In the list of runic scriptures a bulk of names is identified as memorized messages on gravestones.
The names may also interpreted as the remember characters of the buried citizens of the Germanic
population. The list may be checked in the appendix.

7 [Link]
8 The old Norse word is faðir ᚠᛅᚦᛁᛦ
Contents
Abstract.................................................................................................................................................1
The Pentagrammatons..........................................................................................................................2
Phonetic Categories.........................................................................................................................2
The source of the runic words..........................................................................................................2
The parents (Fadir and Modir).........................................................................................................3
Religious pentagrammatons.............................................................................................................3
The virtue wisdom...........................................................................................................................4
The writing tools..............................................................................................................................4
The soul and the Creator..................................................................................................................5
The two Trinities .............................................................................................................................5
The list of 41 names.........................................................................................................................6
Summary...............................................................................................................................................8
Appendices.........................................................................................................................................10
Appendix 1 - The list of the pentagrammatons..............................................................................10
Appendix 2 - The 5-letter Keys in runic Scriptures.......................................................................16
Appendices
Appendix 1 - The list of the pentagrammatons
The column 1 is a sequence number. The column 2 marks a runic word in the Dieterich's dictionary.
The column 3 lists the 5-letter words with runic symbols. The column 4 lists the Latin letters.
Column 5 lists the runic words. The column 6 displays the language. Column 7 lists the translation.
Columns 8 lists the details. The columns lists the names.
The columns 10, 11, 12 lists the pages in Dieterich's dictionary.
The table is alphabetical ordered in the column 3.
# 5 letters 5 letters Rune Lang Translatio Details pages
(runic) (Latiniz s - n
ed) uage
1 2 3
1. X AFRIþ AFRIT anger 081 253
2. - AFTIR AFTIR ᛦᚠᛏᛁᛦ after 081 384
X ᛦFTIR
3. - AGNUS AGNUS Latin Agnus Aknus 1936, lat. agnus 239
4. X AKNUS AKNUS Aknus Aknus 1936, lat. agnus. 239
5. X ALFKR ALFKR elven- Man's name: elven spear N 254
spear
6. - ALIUS ALIUS Latin another 217
7. X ALVIᛦ ALVIR All- Man's name: N 255
protection All-protectioner
er
8. ARMIN ARMIN Armin Name of “Herman” N 216
9. X ARNVI ARNVI Arnvi Female name N 236
10. - ASKUN ASKUN Askun Divine warrior 248
11. - ASKUT ASKUT wizard Divine wise man 248
wise + -ard.
12. X ATIRF ATIRF Atirf Name: Bold river dweller N 252
13. X ATRFI ATRFI → ATIRF <Bad scratching> ATIRF N 252
14. - AUNG AUNGR nobody 240
R
15. AUNK AUNKR headland Narrow headland 056
R
16. X BAþIR BADIR Icel. Baden 354
17. BAIRD BAIRD Irlnd. Barde 278
18. BALSI BALSI ? 341
19. X BARþI BARDI To defeat 354
20. BASTI BASTI best 353
21. X BESIT BESIT “made” Latin: fecit 352
22. BETRI BETRI better 353
23. BIARN BIARN bear Same like “björn” N 349
24. BIERN BIERN bear Same like “björn” N 345
25. BINSE BINSE willow salix 300
26. BIORN BIORN Isl. bear Same like “björn” (schw.) N 349
27. BIRTA BIRTA To reveal 351
28. BIRTH BIRTH Engl. birth 336
29. BITAR BITAR await 350 353
30. BJERT BJERT Swed brilliant 351
.
31. BJORN BJORN Swed bear 349
.
32. BLAKR BLAKR Blekinger Inhabitant of Blekinge (?) N 358
33. BRAGD BRAGD Icel. taste 347
34. X BREþA BREDA broad 347
35. BREIT BREIT broad 347
36. BRIDE BRIDE Engl. bride 345
37. BRYDE BRYDE Dan. radiate 347
38. BRYTA BRYTA Swed break 347
.
39. BYRHT BYRHT Ags. bright 351
40. CHRUT CHRUT Ahd. gun- 126
powder
41. CHURL CHURL Engl. guys 145
42. CNBAR CNBAR Swed Juniperus 213
.
43. CRAFT CRAFT Engl. craft 127
44. DECUS DECUS decus 057
45. DIRFA DIRFA Icel. encourage 328
46. DJERF DJERF Swed encourage 328
.
47. EFTIR EFTIR ᛁᚠᛏᛁᛦ Icel. after 222
48. ERBIN ERBIN Erbin Name for a woman N 234
49. X FAþIᛦ FAÐIR ᚠᛅᚦᛁᛦ Icel. Father Father, Faþiᛦ 015 016
50. FARIN FARIN “Far “...far away in the world“ 170
away”
51. X FASTI FASTI fest-man Name for a man N 018 247
52. FEITR FEITR Icel. → FEITS <Bad scratching> “feits” 005
53. FEITS FEITS Icel. fat 004
54. FIERN FIERN Dan. Far away In a far region, in [FIARI] 013
55. FIORD FIORD Dan. Fjord 053
56. FJÄRD FJÄRD Swed Fjord 053
.
57. FLESC FLESC Ags. flesh 368
58. FLESK FLESK Dan. flesh 368
59. FOIST FOIST Engl. yacht A fast ship 089
60. FRIDA FRIDA Icel. reassure 008
61. FRITA FRITA Goth. friend 009
62. FROþY FRODY Wise,clev Wise,Clever in [FRUþA] 007
er
63. FROYD FROYD Engl. clever Clever in [FRUþA] 007
64. GAUD GAUDR ᚴᛅᚢᛏᚱ divine God (gádr, gaudr) 141
R
65. GAUTR GAUTR ᚴᛅᚢᛏᚱ Icel. wise Wise man, inventor 141
66. GAUTS GAUTS ᚴᛅᚢᛏᛋ Goth. wise Wise man (in [KAUTI]) 141
67. GRAFT GRAFT Ahd. scripts In [KRIFI] 127
68. HILFR HILFR helm-lady Name for a helm-woman N 103
69. HILMS HILMS Goth. helm-man Name for a helm-man N 172
70. X HUILR HUILR To rest 158
71. HVITR HVITR wise Wisdom, 158
in: [HUITR-AUFþA]
72. IRMAN IRMAN Herman Name “Herman”, [UAR] N 049
73. JARUT JARUT Jarut A Man's Name “Jurunt” N 199
74. JUANS JUANS Joannes Male's Name “Johannes” N 203
75. JULAR JULAR Jolly A Man's Name (“Jolly”) N 201 202
76. X KALFR KALFR Icel. [KALFR] A Man's Name (“calf”) N 150
77. KALFS KALFS Icel. [KALFS] Genetiv f. Name (“calf”) N 150
78. KAUTR KAUTR ᚴᛅᚢᛏᚱ Snskr wise Wise man, also: “Thor” 065 142 23
. 7
79. KNUSA KNUSA Icel. grey Color “grey” 131
80. KNUSE KNUSE Dan. grey Color “grey” 131
81. KUAST KUAST Kuast Name in [KUþFATHER] N 110
82. KUNA KUNAR Kunar male name in [KUNI] N 117
R
83. KUNO KUNOR Kunor male name in [KUNR] N 115
R
84. X KUSTA KUSTA Kusta Pillar for the Goths 121
85. LAIFR LAIFR A hero's son 148
86. LAIFS LAIFS Goth. lovely Loved, lovely, beloved 363
87. LAUGR LAUGR Fluid, lye Fluid (lye ?) 000 ix
88. LAUKR LAUKR Icel. Garlic Laukr *laukaz (“leek”) 239
89. LIUSA LIUSA release Verb: to release 364
90. MAIST MAIST Goth. more More → most 383
91. MATIᛦ MATIR ᛘᛅᛏᛁᛦ human Mensch, MaᚦR 380 683
92. MEINS MEINS Goth. mine “mine own”, in [MIN] 378
93. MEIST MEIST Ahd. more More, in [MAISTAR] 383
94. MINAR MINAR Ahd. minar Mind ?, memory 378
95. MINAS MINAS minas memory 378 379
96. MIZDO MIZDO Goth. meeting meeting 376
97. MÓÞIᛦ MÓÐIR ᛘᚬᚦᛁᛦ mother Mother, in [MUᚦIR] 375
98. NAURI NAURI [NAURI] Name: “death-bringer” N 195
99. OFTIR OFTIR memorial In memory 232
100. OLIFR OLIFR Long- 247
living
101. PREIT PREIT Ahd. broad 317
102. RAITU RAITU To rise rising 105
103. RIFNA RIFNA To burst Name: bursting man N 098
104. RIPAN RIPAN Ahd. To rub Female name: to rub N 093
105. RIUDH RIUDH Swed Reed- reed-territory 093
. field
106. X ROFIN ROFIN raw Name: the raw man N 089
107. RYVEN RYVEN To rub rubbing 093
108. SAITU SAITU To place locating 292
109. SALVI SALVI worshiper Sun worshiper 282
110. SAMIN SAMIN Frnch together The same, together 272
.
111. SAMIT SAMIT Ahd. together The same, together 272
112. SBANK SBANK plate Ice-plate or metal plate 311
113. SCAFT SCAFT Ahd. Creator The Creator [SCABERA] 277
114. SHIFT SHIFT Engl. shift Relocating → [SKIFTI] 275
115. X SIALM SIALM terrible Name: the “terrible” man N 291
116. SIALU SIALU The soul → [Sial] 289
117. X SIAUNᛑ SIAUN seven Seventh : [SIAUNᛑ u] 289
u th
118. SIFAN SIFAN Goth. gentle Femal name: the gentle N 281 925
119. SILBA SILBA Goth. self 290
120. SIOLU SIOLU The soul → [Sial] 290
121. SIULA SIULA souls 290
122. SJELF SJELF Swed self 000 viii
.
123. SJUDA SJUDA Swed To boil To boil, to glow 259
.
124. SKAFT SKAFT Dan. To scrub From: [SKABERA] 277
125. SKALF SKALF The reed Name: reed [SKIALF] N 291
126. X SKANU SKANU meadow 277
127. SKAPT SKAPT Icel. Creator Creator ← [SKABERA] 277
128. SKAUN SKAUN Icel. meadow 277
129. SKAUT SKAUT Fast move Fast moving → [SÜSLA] 270
130. SKONU SKONU meadow → [SKANU] 277
131. SKUTA SKUTA car → [SÜSLA] 270
132. SKYLA SKYLA Swed To cover covering 273
.
133. SMIDA SMIDA Icel. smith Name: Smith [SMIÞR] N 312
SMIÞA SMITh Goth.
A
134. X SNABI SNABI Swift man Name: swift [SNABI] N 280
135. SOFIDᛑ SOFID Icel. Pass away To pass away [SOFNUᛑ] 272
136. SPANG SPANG Swed A plate Metal plate, small bridge 311
.
137. SPIOT SPIOT Icel. The spear Name: the spear [SBIUT] N 310
138. STAFIᛦ STAFI Icel. The → [STAFIᛦ] or [STAFR] the staff or 306 307
letter(s) stave
the stave
139. STEIF STEIF stiff stubborn [STUFRS] 301
140. STIVE STIVE Engl. warming heating [STUFONA] 301
141. STUGA STUGA Swed stive warming [STUFONA] 301
142. STUKA STUKA Icel. stove 301
143. STYFA STYFA Icel. The letter → [STAFIᛦ] or [STAFI] 306
stave
144. X SUAIN SUAIN Engl. strong Name: with strong hands N 268
X SVAIN SVAIN Name: Sven [SUAIN]
145. SUEIN SUEIN Ahd. strong Name: with strong hands N 289
Name: Sven [SUAIN]
146. SUITE SUITE Frenc followers Team - From: [SUIT] 267
h
147. SUITH SUITH Swed Sweden From [SUIÞIUÞU] 264
.
148. X SUNIA SUNIA understan Mind, brain, understand 260 263
d
149. SUOTI SUOTI Swed The sweet Name: sweet [SUASA] N 269
.
150. SUTIA SUTIA The sin From: the sin [SUTIᛦ] 271
151. SVAIN SVAIN youngster Young man → [SUAIN] 269
152. SVEIN SVEIN servant servant → [SUAIN] 268
153. SVEIT SVEIT Icel. crowd Crowd, party 267
154. SVENI SVENI youngster Sven [SUAIN] 268
155. SVIDA SVIDA Icel. Burning Burning pain 264
156. SVIDE SVIDE Dan. sweat sweating 264
157. SWAIN SWAIN Engl. servant Servant from: [SUAIN] 268
158. X TAFSI TAFSI Icel. blabbing Name: blabbing talking N 329
159. TIERF TIERF Bold Name: bold [TIARFR] N 328
(man)
160. X TIURA TIURA Icel. Bull Name: high, bull, Tauris N 316 326
X TIUᛦA
161. X TUAIᛦ TUAIR Split in 2 Split in 2 pieces [TUAIᛦ] 314 321
162. TUARI TUARI Icel. divide in To divide in 2 317
Goth. 2
163. TUKAS TUKAS [TUKA] Name (female, genitive) N 317
164. TUSCH TUSCH Nhd. Blowing a The sound of a horn 319
horn [TUSTI]
165. TVEIR TVEIR Icel. two 318
166. X UARIT UARIT spring [UARIT] 050
167. X UIRþA UIRTA worth Honor, worth [UIRþA] 030
VIRTA
168. URLAC URLAC war 024
169. URLAG URLAG war 024
170. UTIAR UTIAR Arise, [RAISA] arise, erect 105
erect
171. VARDI VARDI Icel. watch Waiting ← [UAURÞR] 045
172. VARIN VARIN To be To be ← [UARU] 050
173. VARIT VARIT Icel. To be To be ← [UARU] 050
174. VILAS VILAS To rest 158
175. VIRDA VIRDA Icel. honored Be honored← [UIRÞA] 030
176. VISAN VISAN Goth. To stay To stay [UISTR] 040
177. VISNA VISNA Icel. decayed Decaying town [ARUS] 234
178. VISNE VISNE Dan. decayed Decaying town [ARUS] 234
179. VISTA VISTA Icel. staying Staying [UISTR] 040
180. VITAR VITAR Vitar population on an island 043
181. VITER VITER Swed wise Wisdom [UITR] 041
.
182. VITRA VITRA Icel. wise Wisdom [UITR] 041
 183. WARLY WARLY Engl. “war”-ly “war”-ly: [UAURÞR] 046
184. WEITS WEITS Goth. white White [HVITR] 158
185. WIDAR WIDAR Ahd. With/wid With/wider [UIÞR] 029
er
186. WIDER WIDER Nhd. With/wid With/wider [UIÞR] 029
er
187. WISAN WISAN Ahd. To teach Teaching [UISR] 039
188. WRITE WRITE Engl. carve Carving, scribe: [RITA] 097
(runes)
189. YLFRA YLFRA Icel. howling Name: howling like a wolf N 059
190. EPTIR EPTIR ᛁᛒᛏᛁᚱ Icel. after In [AFTAᚱ] 000 222 vi

Appendix 2 - The 5-letter Keys in runic Scriptures

The overview of the 193 5-letter words are listed as follows:

AFRIT BIRTA FARIN MIZDO SIFAN SUAIN VIRTA

AFTIR BIRTH FASTI JARUT MÓÐIR SILBA SVAIN URLAC
AGNUS BITAR FAÐIR JUANS SIOLU SUEIN URLAG
AKNUS BJERT FEITR JULAR NAURI SIULA SUITE UTIAR
ALFKR BJORN FEITS SJELF SUITH
ALIUS BLAKR FIERN KALFR OFTIR SJUDA SUNIA VARDI
ALVIR BRAGD FIORD KALFS OLIFR SKAFT SUOTI VARIN
ARMIN BREIT FJÄRD KAUTR SKALF SUTIA VARIT
ARNVI BREDA FLESC KNUSA PREIT SKANU SVAIN VILAS
ASKUN BRIDE FLESK KNUSE SKAPT SVEIN VIRDA
ASKUT BRYDE FOIST KUAST RAITU SKAUN SVEIT VISAN
ATIRF BRYTA FRIDA KUNAR RIFNA SKAUT SVENI VISNA
ATRFI BYRHT FRITA KUNOR RIPAN SKONU SVIDA VISNE
AUNGR FRODY KUSTA RIUDH SKUTA SVIDE VISTA
AUNKR CHRUT FROYD ROFIN SKYLA SWAIN VITAR
CHURL LAIFR RYVEN SMIDA VITER
BAIRD CNBAR GAUDR LAIFS SMIThA TAFSI VITRA
BALSI CRAFT GAUTR LAUGR SAITU SNABI TIERF
BARDI GAUTS LAUKR SALVI SOFID TIURA WARLY
BASTI DECUS GRAFT LIUSA SAMIN SPANG TUAIR WEITS
BADIR DIRFA SAMIT SPIOT TUARI WIDAR
BESIT DJERF HILFR MAIST SBANK STAFI TUKAS WIDER
BETRI HILMS MATIR SCAFT STEIF TUSCH WISAN
BIARN EFTIR HUILR MEINS SHIFT STIVE TVEIR WRITE
BIERN EPTIR HVITR MEIST SIALM STUGA
BINSE ERBIN MINAR SIALU STUKA UARIT YLFRA
BIORN IRMAN MINAS SIAUNth STYFA UIRTA

The 5-letter Keys in the runic Scriptures.

(The most prominent words are highlighted)