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Uruz
- name:
- Uruz, Ur, Úrr, Urus, U
- sound:
- "oo"; "u", "o", "y", "W"
- rune:
- ᚢ
- unicode:
- 16A2
- alpha:
- U
- set:
- Elder Futhark, Younger Futhark, Gothic, Alphabet
- aett:
- Freyr and Freyja
- symbol:
- auroch, light rain, strength
- color:
- orange, dark green
The Rune Site1) on the Elder Futhark Uruz:
Uruz is also a rune of power, but unlike Fehuplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigFehu
The Rune Site on the Elder Futhark Fehu:
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It's important to note that in pre-Christian northern Europe, usury and credit didn't really exist as practical concepts. The Germanics were generous by nature, and preferred to give, rather than to loan. In this context, ᚠ symbolizes true wealth - not money and credit, but family, land, and the means to self-sufficiency., it’s a power that we can neither own nor control. In a casting it can mean that personal success is near. For charms and talismans use Uruz for its healing powers.
The Rune Site2) on the Younger Futhark Ur, Úrr:
This rune represents how some things can develop from nothingness. Like the fertile soil that can be created from volcanic ash which in turn with a slight amount of water and sunlight can spawn growth.
The Rune Site3) on the Gothic Urus, Uruz:
The rune Urus represents Urd, one of the three Norns, or fates, in Norse mythology. It denotes primal strength and the power of creativity.