Södermanland Runic Inscription 333
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The Södermanland Runic Inscription 333 is a Viking Age runestone engraved in Old Norse with the Younger Futhark runic alphabet. It is located at the abandoned Ärja Church in Strängnäs Municipality.[1] The style of the runestone is a categorized as Fp.[1]
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amuit
Amundi(?)
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rsti
ræisti
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sina
stæin
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þina
þenna
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yti
æftiʀ
·
suna
sun
·
sina
sinn
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rnulfu/unulfu
Runulf/Unnulf
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aku
ok
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hrenki
Hring(?),
bruþur
broður
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sena
sinn.
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uarþi
Varð
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uti
uti
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terebina
drepinn
·
i
i
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kalmarna
Kalmarna
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sutuma
sundum,
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furu
foru
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afu
af
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skani
Skanøy.
××
eski
Æskell/Æsgæiʀʀ
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rsti
risti
·
runa
runaʀ
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þasi
þaʀsi.
×
: amuit · rsti · sina · þina · yti · suna · sina · rnulfu/unulfu · aku · hrenki bruþur · sena · uarþi · uti · terebina · i · kalmarna · sutuma · furu · afu · skani ×× eski · rsti · runa · þasi ×
{} Amundi(?) {} ræisti {} stæin {} þenna {} æftiʀ {} sun {} sinn {} Runulf/Unnulf {} ok {} Hring(?), broður {} sinn. {} Varð {} uti {} drepinn {} i {} Kalmarna {} sundum, {} foru {} af {} Skanøy. {} Æskell/Æsgæiʀʀ {} risti {} runaʀ {} þaʀsi. {}
"Ámundi(?) raised this stone in memory of his son Rúnulfr/Unnulfr, and Hringr(?), his brother. (He) was killed out in the Kalmarnir sound, (as they) travelled from Scania. Áskell/Ásgeirr carved these runes." [1]
References
59°16′26″N 17°07′55″E / 59.27376°N 17.13199°E / 59.27376; 17.13199
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