Mannaz is the twentieth rune of a senior futarka and thirteenth rune of a junior futarka . The name literally means "man", "man". Means sound [ m ].
| Rune mannaz | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| ᛗᛘ | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Title | ᛗ : runic letter mannaz man m ᛘ : runic long-branch-madr m | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Unicode | ᛗ : U + 16D7 ᛘ : U + 16D8 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| HTML code | ᛗ : ᛗ or ᛗᛘ : ᛘ or ᛘ | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| UTF-16 | ᛗ : 0x16D7 ᛘ : 0x16D8 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| URL code | ᛗ :% E1% 9B% 97 ᛘ :% E1% 9B% 98 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Content
Senior Futark
In the older futarka (ᛗ), the rune is called * mannaz from pragherm . * mannz / mannô, which means "man" or "man."
Anglo-Saxon Runes
In the Anglo-Saxon futarka is the twentieth rune and is called Mann with the same meaning.
Also in the Anglo-Saxon futark there is a rune stan (фут), which is similar to the mirrored rune Mann and means the sound combination [ s t ].
Junior Runes
In the younger runes (ᛘ) was called Maðr ( another scand. "Man", "man") and was the thirteenth in a row in the alphabet. Graphically similar to the older rune Algiz .
Rune poem references [1]
| Poem | Original | Transfer |
|---|---|---|
| Anglo-Saxon | Mann biþ on myrgþe · his mágan léof: sceal þéah ánra gehwilc · óþrum swícan, forþam dryhten wille · dóme síne þæt earme flæsc · eorþan betæcan. | The man is happy, his love relatives, but everyone has to leave because by the will of the Lord, by his command , this pitiful flesh will be buried |
| Norwegian | Maðr er moldar auki; mikil er græip á hauki. | Man is dust of offspring; the claw of the hawk is great. |
| Icelandic | Maðr er manns gaman ok moldar auki ok skipa skreytir. | Man is a joy to people and land gains and decoration of the ship. |
Literature
In Russian
- Blum R.H. Book runes. - Kiev: Sofia, 2010. - ISBN 978-5-399-00032-9, ISBN 978-5-91250-810-3.
- Weber E. Rune art. - Per. Skopintsev E.M. - St. Petersburg: Eurasia Publishing Group, 2002. - 160 p. ISBN 5-8071-0114-6.
- Kolesov E., Torsten A. Runes. Futhark classic and armanic. - Penza: The Golden Section, 2008. - ISBN 978-5-91078-045-7.
- Korablev L. Runic alphabet. - M., 2015, independent edition. - 592 s. - ISBN 978-5-9907446-0-8.
- Pennik N. Magic alphabets. - Per. M. Kaminsky - Kiev: Sofia, 1996. - 320 p. - ISBN 5-220-00005-5.
- Platov A.V. Runicheskaya Art: practice. Training course. - M .: Sam Polygraphist LLC, 2012. - 352 p. - ISBN 978-5-905948-01-5.
- Thorsson E. Runic doctrine. - M .: Sofia, Helios, 2002. - 320 p. - ISBN 5-344-00080-4.
- Wyrd language (reading book in three volumes). - Per. Blaise A. - M .: Thesaurus Deorum, 2016.
In other languages
- Arntz, Helmut. Die Runenschrift. Ihre Geschichte und ihre Denkmaeler. Halle / Saale: Niemeyer 1938.
- Agrell, Sigurd . Zur frage nach dem Ursprung der Runennamen. 1928.
- Enoksen, Lars Magnar. Runor. Historie, Tydning, Tolkning. - Lund: Historiske Media, 1999. - ISBN 91-89442-55-5.
- Grimm, Wilhelm Carl. Über deutsche Runen. 1821.
- Krause, Wolfgang. Was man in Runen ritzte. 2. verb. Aufl. Halle / Saale: Niemeyer 1943.
- Odenstedt B. Runes Script. - Coronet Books Inc, 1990. - 182 p. - ISBN 978-9185352203.
Links
- The Elder Futhark (Eng.) // Arild Hauge's Runic site
- Links to professional resources dedicated to the runes (eng.) // runic-dictionary.nottingham.ac.uk
- Runic Font Junicode (eng.) // junicode.sourceforge.net
- Site dedicated to the Scandinavian-Icelandic culture and history (rus.) // norroen.info
Notes
- ↑ Runic poems . North glory .