Runic inscriptions
An
English dictionary of runic inscriptions in the younger futhark
A
lexical
database at the University of Nottingham which contains
all words used in younger rune inscriptions.
Arild Hauge’s runes
Information about
runes, vikings and older Scandinavian culture.
Christer
Hamp
Photos and transcriptions of hundreds of Swedish runestones.
(In Swedish)
Nordiskt
runnamnslexikon
Lena Peterson in Uppsala has compiled this
dictionary of all personal names and place names
used in Scandinavian runic inscriptions.
Nytt om runer
International
peridodical for runic studies, published in English
by the Runic Archives at the University of Oslo.
Nytt
på runfronten
News in the runic fields, edited by Jan Owe.
(In Swedish.)
Riksantikvarieämbetet
Information about runestones from the Swedish National Heritage Board. (In Swedish.)
Runebru.se
The
website of Thomas Carlson and Gunnar
Nordin contains photos of Swedish runestones, with transliterated
and translated text. (In Swedish.)
Runstenar
i Sverige
Staffan Blixt presents
photos, transcriptions and facts about runestones.
(In Swedish.)
Samnordisk runtextdatabas
Downloadable database with Nordic rune texts, issued by the University of Uppsala.
(In Swedish.)
Svenska
runristare
Digital version of Svenska
runristare by Erik Brate, published in 1926.
(In Swedish.)
Svenskt
runordsregister
Dictionary of words
(except proper names) used in Swedish runic inscriptions
from the Viking age, compiled by Lena Peterson. PDF
file. (In Swedish.)
Sveriges runinskrifter
Digital
version of Sveriges runinskrifter by Erik
Brate, published in 1922. (In Swedish.)
Runic fonts
Hnias
The Hnias runic font contains the 81 runic characters in the Unicode standard.
It is designed for webb publishing of normalized
runic texts.
Rätt satt
Hård & Lagman
Svante Lagman’s runic fonts are the most widely used fonts in current runological
literature.
Gullhornet and
Gullskoen
Odd Einar Haugen’s runic fonts Gullhornet and Gullskoen contain
many variants and are widely used in the scholarly
world.
Kensington
runes
Christer
Hamp has made a font containing the runic characters used on the Kensington
stone.
Kvistrunor
The
secret writing of the Viking age.
David
McCreedy's Gallery of Unicode Fonts
Overview of free fonts
containing Unicode runes.
Encoding and typing
Runic
Unicode
Jan Egil Kristiansen on the Faroes informs about runic
encoding in Unicode.
Test
for Unicode support in Web browsers
Alan Wood’s test page
for Unicode runic characters.
Rune
Tool
Alan Yates in Australia has made a JAVA script for
runic typing.
Rune
Scribe
Evert Mouw in the Netherlands has made a PHP script which
translates from latin letters to runes.
Runic
Keyboard Layouts
Six runic keyboards from BabelStone.
Tangentbord för runor
Lars
Törnqvist’s runic keyboards for Keyman Desktop.
Thomas
J. Webb’s Ecology Blog
Links to runic
keyboards for Windows, Macintosh and Linux.
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