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Uppland Runic Inscription 699

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The Uppland Runic Inscription 699 is a Viking Age runestone engraved in Old Norse with the Younger Futhark runic alphabet. It is located at Amnö, in Enköping Municipality.[1] The style is Pr3, and it was made by the runemaster Balli.[1]

Inscription

[ikilaif

Ingilæif

·

 

let

let

·

 

r]as[a

ræisa

·

 

st--

st[æin]

at

at

·

 

bruna

Bruna,

·

 

boanta

boanda

·]

 

s[in]

sinn.

·

 

h(a)n

Hann

:

 

(u)arþ

varð

[·]

 

tauþr

dauðr

·

 

a

a

t[an](m)(a)rku

Danmarku

· ¶ ·

 

i

i

huita·uaþum

hvitavaðum.

 

bal]i

Balli

· ¶ ·

 

[-r]ist...

rist[i].

[ikilaif · let · r]as[a · st-- at · bruna · boanta ·] s[in] · h(a)n : (u)arþ [·] tauþr · a t[an](m)(a)rku {· ¶ ·} i huita·uaþum [· bal]i {· ¶ ·} [-r]ist...

Ingilæif {} let {} ræisa {} st[æin] at {} Bruna, {} boanda {} sinn. {} Hann {} varð {} dauðr {} a Danmarku {} i hvitavaðum. {} Balli {} rist[i].

"Ingileif had the stone raised in memory of Brúni, her husbandman. He died in christening robes in Denmark. Balli carved."[1]

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