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Good video, though the Z on the end of words was pronounced as an R AnsuZ = AnsuR = Answer KenaZ = KenaR = Kenner <- in Dutch this means knower HalagaZ = HagalaR = hagelaar <- in Dutch this would mean "hailer". The words/names of the runes have still survived within the Germanic languages. This R was pronounced differently than we know them in most languages today. If my theory is correct, it should be close to the R sound as they pronounce it in eastern Norwegian which is much like the Chinese pronounce the R. A rolling R, but more in front of the mouth. This Z(R) sound later on blended together with the Rolling R that we know today. Also don't forget that different regions had different dialects. There was no one standardized way of pronouncing things like the whole Woðan/Oðin or Donar/Þunar/Þór dialect continuüm.

I hate to find a new channel that I really like, only to discover the creator hasn't posted a new video in a year. I hope you come back soon.

Thank you for this. I have a tattoo of laguz and ingwaz combined.

They replaced the actor playing Dr Jackson again?

Commenting for the algorithm. Really enjoyed this, and your channel deserves to be bigger. I wonder if the pushmi-pullyu horse is representative of Hengist and Horsa, the divine horse twins.

Danish documentaries on DR told that Odin is named after Attila/Athli - Gåden om Odin.

What is the origin of runes and how are they related to Siberian runes? Several researchers clearly showed the striking similarity with the North ethruscan alphabet.

If an Oath requires work, so be it. He is defined by it. She will be judged from it. It is never broken so as long as He and She do not quit.

thanks for the good video. I recent;y am reading the rune magic book by Donald Tyson and I was wondering about the correct pronunciations. now I can continue my journey more confidently.

If I recall correctly, Old East Frankish or Franconian and South Rhine Frankish both had preserved the "th" sound in words like "thaz" and "ther" and "thio" and their inflected forms, as did Old Saxon, Old Low Frankish and Old English (and Middle and Modern English), whereas in Old Alemannic, Old Bavarian, Middle High German, Modern High German, Middle Dutch, Modern Dutch, Middle Low German and Modern Low German the "th" shifted to "d." South Rhine Frankish (the language of the Strasbourg/Strassburg Oaths) participated in many of the shifts (ih, got but godes, zi, for example) whereas the Frankish of Trier was not as shifted, as likewise the modern "Rhenish fan" dialects (they say ich or isch rather than ick, but dat, Old Trier Frankish that, wat, et, füüfzisch).

My surname derives from an Anglo-Saxon personal name and translates to Wulfnoth meaning wolf bold or brave. It's classed as pre-7th old English/Germanic and is predominantly found in the East Anglia region of the UK. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

What an amazing, awesome video! I took so much with me after watching this.

You have any idea what radboud the frissian kings name ment?

This is so helpful, thank you so much!!

7:13 ᛇ 9:21 ᛖ Just trying to find sound differences here

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Thank you bro I'm from North Denver Colorado I'm trying to learn the ruins I'm not Icelandic I'm actually Latino from North Denver Colorado anyway bro I appreciate you thank you

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Just stumbled across your channel! I must admit, I was very sceptical, when I saw you were discussing runes in a magical context 😬 BUT you seem to take a very thoughtful and academic approach! I am looking forward to see what you have to say on the matter!

Or wooden ..like the little garden gnome version you can buy at a local new age store. You need to get DNA tests because you look like the singer of Grand Magus That's not a bad thing.

We are not vikings and as long as someone knows what we are trying to say that’s all that should matter. Isn’t that the whole point of language anyways? It’s like arguing over how to say Tomato: Toe-MAY-toe vs Toe-MAH-toe. Or what about Aluminum; American vs. British pronunciation? Maybe we shouldn’t shame people for having an accent. There are lots of sounds people struggle with in various cultures, you know that. Let’s stop getting angry over semantics.

You are a real pride for USA because there are so few highly educated Americans like you .very fantastic video.

I thought gothic was extinct.

Would you kindly share the name of the music from your intro? It is amazing.

Thank you SO much!!

Awesome! <3 Especially about Baldr. My great grandma's last name was Westphalen, so I felt a little connected to this discussion.

I’ve taken up learning Icelandic and they have the same rule of thumb with the emphasis on the first syllable, which is hard to get through sometimes.

The pronunciation probably would have differed per region, right?

Thank you for this this is part of honoring the runes we should pronounce it correctly

Very interesting, I agree completely. As a sidenote: intfuar would be entfahr!, the imperativ of entfahren in modern German, meaning to slip out.

And again the name Erich still exist in Dutch as Erik or english as Eric.

Again Dagobert is probably the modern dagbert.

Actually quit a lot stil exist in Dutch like Alfred wich probably comes from Alfrik. And Arnold wich probably comes from arngôt

U talk about the fact that the more southern you go the more high deutsch it gets. I think Limburg is the perfect example their a blend between Dutch and High German, having a different G and a lot of weurds sounding like high german. Its almost like dutch when a southern German speaks it.

As a Dutchman your channel is very interesting. I love History aspecially from the frissians, saxsons and Burgundy's. Cause hey thats the Dutch history.

I love your content! In regards to Heilung, will you be translating more of their music?

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why is modern german not a mix of both ? even Hessian dialects are very different to NHG

Could you please read the Saxon Baptismal Vow in its original? It's from a transitional period when Frisian, English, and Saxon weren't mutually unintelligible yet and was likely composed in Utrecht (Frisia) for converting Saxons and might've been made by English missionaries.

Sounds convincing and possesses a sound aesthetic of accentual rhythm. For a layman like me, in this case these are the signs of authenticity.

I had my own experience as an oathbreaker. When i was a kid, i was at a baseball game in town, and i was so hungry but had no money. I promised to help clean up after the game for some food. Well, i had my food, and then i left and went home. Well i lived in a small town so they knew who i was and where i lived so the concession owner showed at my house, told my mom what happened and was told to go with her and help like i promised. Even though i did do it. The loss of trust as a consequence of my actions still sits with me all these years later. And i learned that a man is only as good as his word is trusted.

Scott can you please help me find out how I can peruse more education on Runeology? I would like to specialize in this subject thank you I understand that some of this information has been lost and or hidden