rune in Latin
rune in Latin is runa — rune means a letter from an ancient Germanic alphabet, or more loosely, any mysterious or magical symbol.
rune in Latin
runa
What does "rune" mean?
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noun A letter from an ancient Germanic alphabet, or more loosely, any mysterious or magical symbol.
"Runes were carved into the stone marker over a thousand years ago."
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rune in a sentence
- Runes were carved into the stone marker over a thousand years ago.
- In the fantasy game, each rune unlocks a different spell.
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What is "rune" in Latin?
"rune" in Latin is runa. rune means: A letter from an ancient Germanic alphabet, or more loosely, any mysterious or magical symbol.
How do you use "rune" in a sentence?
Example: "Runes were carved into the stone marker over a thousand years ago." In Latin, "rune" is runa.
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