@@vincentL.7The origin of runes is disputed. Dr Jackson Crawford talks about this. He's of the opinion that Greek is the more likely inspiration for runes, but nobody has a good explanation for the order of the fuþark.
Awesome Video ♥️♥️ I love old languages! Especially my favourite, the language of Ancient Egyptian, Gardiner does the best work on the each hieroglyphic. Potential video 🤔 would be incredible! 😁
This is Elder Futhark. Younger Futhark has fewer runes. Why he divided them into 4 rows of 6 (instead of 3 rows of 8, one for each of the ættir) is unclear but I'd guess it has to do with space. Although, he seems to have adjusted various things a bit. For example, he writes ᚲ as a rune of full height when it's traditionally only half height (like each part of ᛃ), and he writes the bow of ᚦ from top to bottom but it's known that it was historically written from bottom to top (as even the manner in which its shape changed over time attests to). However, to his credit, he does draw ᛖ & ᛗ the traditional way, which a lot of people don't these days.
You wrote some of them slightly incorrectly, and forgot to put the names of these runes and didn’t give the runes their pacific meaning, but besides that all of them are good 😊👍
Beautifully done however there's more than one rune such as Germanic rune, Norwegian runes, anglo runes and others with different strokes that u can find more google or lessons, enjoy 🙂
In some cases it is, e.g. ᛖ & ᛗ are written the traditional way, even though most people no longer follow that method. In other cases it is not, e.g. the bow of ᚦ was historically written from bottom to top (as the manner in which it changed shape over time attests to). Several of the runes should have their staves drawn upwards as well, which this example does not follow.
This is Elder Futhark. You can tell by the number of runes. Why he divided them into 4 rows of 6 instead of 3 rows of 8 (one for each of the ættir) is unclear but I'd guess it has to do with space. Although, he seems to have adjusted various things a bit. For example, he writes ᚲ as a rune of full height when it's traditionally only half height (like each part of ᛃ), and he writes the bow of ᚦ from top to bottom but it's known that it was historically written from bottom to top (as even the manner in which its shape changed over time attests to). However, to his credit, he does draw ᛖ & ᛗ the traditional way, which a lot of people don't these days.
Unfortunately, the historic stroke order of some runes is not known. However, he does write ᛖ & ᛗ using the traditional stroke order, which is notable because most people don't these days. On the other hand, the bow of ᚦ should be written from bottom to top. We know this because the way its shape changed demonstrates that it must have been written that way. Many of the runes should have their staves written upwards as well.
@@ImTheRealGambit If you find anything let us know. The idea that he was a deity, in my personal opinion, appears to be more conjecture than substance.
@@LearnRunes The Ingwaz rune may be associated with the god Freyr. The god of prosperity and sunshine as well as fertility in Norse mythology. Furthermore, the rune belongs to the third aett of the Elder Futhark, which is associated with the god Tyr.
@@LearnRunes Old Norse Yngvi [ˈyŋɡwe], Old High German Ing/Ingwi[1] and Old English Ing are names that relate to a theonym which appears to have been the older name for the god Freyr. Proto-Germanic *Ingwaz was the legendary ancestor of the Ingaevones, or more accurately Ingvaeones, and is also the reconstructed name of the Elder Futhark rune ᛜ and Anglo-Saxon rune ᛝ, representing ŋ.
Perfect straight lines!
ミートゥ
Your handwriting is beautiful in everything you do! ❤️
I write in a Latin adaptation on runic plus I'm an idiot who writes in runic for fun, this was interesting tho
By "a Latin adaptation on runic", do you mean Medieval runes?
@@LearnRunesaren't runes originally greek inspired, and latin greek inspired?
@@vincentL.7The origin of runes is disputed. Dr Jackson Crawford talks about this. He's of the opinion that Greek is the more likely inspiration for runes, but nobody has a good explanation for the order of the fuþark.
Awesome Video ♥️♥️ I love old languages! Especially my favourite, the language of Ancient Egyptian, Gardiner does the best work on the each hieroglyphic. Potential video 🤔 would be incredible! 😁
今魔法陣描く練習してるので参考にします
ルーン文字とかいう中々知らなそうな文字を教えてくれるかなり参考になる勉強動画
これ実は一個前のおふざけ動画からいきなり真面目な動画に切り替える事で、季節の変わり目による急激な温度差からの体調管理を気をつけさせようとするたくみんなりの気遣いなんだよね。
逆に温度差で風邪引くわ
魔術師を目指してたからなんとなく覚えてるw
ルーン文字書くならアンノーン文字を…！
Your writing is so beautiful..
たくみさん、いつかアドラム文字とチェロキー音節文字の動画をお願いいたします！
Epic, I love it, thanks Mr. Takumi
ルーン文字の代わりにラテン文字が使われるようになりましたが、ルーン文字で書かれていた古いゲルマン語の要素は、英語になるまでに取り入れられました。今日の英語は、実際にゲルマン語(ドイツ語など)とロマンス語（フランス語など）が混ざった言語です。これは、古代にブリタニア（ローマ帝国によるイギリス諸島の名称）を支配していたローマ帝国の影響です。彼らはラテン語を話し、その言語はそこに住んでいた部族の母国語に取って代わりました。ローマ人が去った後も、その言語は何らかの形で残り、自然な母語と混ざり合っていった。その後、長い時間をかけて発展した「古英語」に、次にこの地を手に入れたサクソン人、次いでノルマン人が話す言語が混ざりました。(ノルマン人は、現在のフランス人の祖先である) 基本的に、英語を犬に例えると雑種ということになります。私たちはこの「雑種」が大好きですが。第二言語として英語を学ぼうとする人には気の毒ですが...他の言語から取り入れられた文法や綴りのルールのせいで、現代英語のルールは矛盾に満ちた悪夢のようなものになってしまったのです。
DeepL を使って日本語にしたので、何かおかしいと思ったらそれが理由です。私は現在、日本語を学んでいますが、このような複雑な文章を書くにはまだ十分ではありません。私はまだ初心者なのです。私が皆さんに与えようとしたちょっとした歴史の授業を楽しんでいただければ幸いです。
😢 This writing is so interesting, I think the Germanic countries will be even more interesting and original if we had it
たくみ「この文字見ればルンルンな気分になって来るでしょ！」
先生「確かにルンルンになってく…それでたくみが宿題提出を忘れたことを忘れルーンと思ったのか？」
たくみ（べっ…別の意味で成功してルーンゼ…）
これは勝てん。
こておめ！(予言)
おめゆき！(違うここじゃない)
固定おめでとう！(予言２)
😂😂😂
Watched the video, now i have a spirit in my house.
Same, finally have a friend to spend good times with XD
Tus vídeos son de lo mejor que tiene TH-cam, saludos desde Perú
ルーン文字って聞くとアニメが浮かんでくるww
とあるのステイル、FGOのスカディが出てきた
Waaa
Nicer 👍❤️
Thurs or Thurisaz means a giant or a monster.
Amazing
What pen are you using
♥️
thank you.
Really interesting........
ᛁ ᚳᚩᚾᚠᛁᚱᛘ ᚦᛁᛋ
Did þ wrong. The ">" part is done half way down, not at the top
You're right but the bow should be drawn from bottom to top anyway. That's why its distance from the top shortened over time.
漢字練習帳に書いてて粋
凄いですね😲😲😲
この動画でルーン文字事を初めて知りましたw
Where did u get the meaning of the runes???...
My dudes been watching Jackson Crawford ;)
Cool! Is this elder or younger Futhark?
This is Elder Futhark. Younger Futhark has fewer runes. Why he divided them into 4 rows of 6 (instead of 3 rows of 8, one for each of the ættir) is unclear but I'd guess it has to do with space. Although, he seems to have adjusted various things a bit. For example, he writes ᚲ as a rune of full height when it's traditionally only half height (like each part of ᛃ), and he writes the bow of ᚦ from top to bottom but it's known that it was historically written from bottom to top (as even the manner in which its shape changed over time attests to). However, to his credit, he does draw ᛖ & ᛗ the traditional way, which a lot of people don't these days.
Nice video
You got a few written wrong, and Tiwaz is for the God of Justice, Tyr
ルーン文字？ナニソレオイシイノ？
You wrote some of them slightly incorrectly, and forgot to put the names of these runes and didn’t give the runes their pacific meaning, but besides that all of them are good 😊👍
Chief orator is over we want to sing Mary had a little pus
ᚺᛖᛚᛚᛟ × ᛗᛁᛞᚷᚨᚱᛞ
👏👏👏👏 👍😎
Beautifully done however there's more than one rune such as Germanic rune, Norwegian runes, anglo runes and others with different strokes that u can find more google or lessons, enjoy 🙂
That is the correct form to write? Like japanase ?
In some cases it is, e.g. ᛖ & ᛗ are written the traditional way, even though most people no longer follow that method. In other cases it is not, e.g. the bow of ᚦ was historically written from bottom to top (as the manner in which it changed shape over time attests to). Several of the runes should have their staves drawn upwards as well, which this example does not follow.
Hello my friend, is this Elder or Younger Futhark? Thanks!
This is Elder Futhark. You can tell by the number of runes. Why he divided them into 4 rows of 6 instead of 3 rows of 8 (one for each of the ættir) is unclear but I'd guess it has to do with space. Although, he seems to have adjusted various things a bit. For example, he writes ᚲ as a rune of full height when it's traditionally only half height (like each part of ᛃ), and he writes the bow of ᚦ from top to bottom but it's known that it was historically written from bottom to top (as even the manner in which its shape changed over time attests to). However, to his credit, he does draw ᛖ & ᛗ the traditional way, which a lot of people don't these days.
たくみさんの動画が投稿されて心は「ルンルーン♪」
何か召喚できそう
謎の文字
Are you sure way direction write runes. I am seriously asking
Unfortunately, the historic stroke order of some runes is not known. However, he does write ᛖ & ᛗ using the traditional stroke order, which is notable because most people don't these days. On the other hand, the bow of ᚦ should be written from bottom to top. We know this because the way its shape changed demonstrates that it must have been written that way. Many of the runes should have their staves written upwards as well.
完璧です、私は日本語をたくさん勉強するのが大好きです
Cultural Appropriation
Just kidding Japan is awesome I wish yall the best.
Nippon., not Japanese.
Draw simple 🥺
🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
ᛞᛖᚢᚨᚾᛊᚺ ᛊᚺᚨᚱᛗᚨ
how 😮
And then there's me thinking about Dragon Prince
Hi :)
Ingwaz is not a god
Some say he was originally a deity who was demoted to hero status.
@@LearnRunes hmmmmmmm I need to do more research on this
@@ImTheRealGambit If you find anything let us know. The idea that he was a deity, in my personal opinion, appears to be more conjecture than substance.
@@LearnRunes The Ingwaz rune may be associated with the god Freyr. The god of prosperity and sunshine as well as fertility in Norse mythology. Furthermore, the rune belongs to the third aett of the Elder Futhark, which is associated with the god Tyr.
@@LearnRunes Old Norse Yngvi [ˈyŋɡwe], Old High German Ing/Ingwi[1] and Old English Ing are names that relate to a theonym which appears to have been the older name for the god Freyr. Proto-Germanic *Ingwaz was the legendary ancestor of the Ingaevones, or more accurately Ingvaeones, and is also the reconstructed name of the Elder Futhark rune ᛜ and Anglo-Saxon rune ᛝ, representing ŋ.