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Runic inscription

U 287

Period
Viking Age
Location
Vik

Inscription

įšµį›įš¢į›šį›…įš“įš±į›«į›šį›į›į›«įš±į›…į›į›‹į›…į›«į›‹į›į›…į›įš¾į›«į›‚įš į›į›į›¦į›«į›‹įš¢įš¾į›«į›‹į›įš¾į›«į›įš¾įšµį›įš į›…į›‹į›į›«į›…įš¢įš“į›«į›įš¾įšµįš¢į›…į›¦į›«įš¢įš“į›«į›…į›į›«į›’įš±įš¬įš¦įš¢įš±į›«į›‹į›įš¾į›«į›įš¾į›«įš¤į›’į›į›¦į›«įš±į›į›‹į›į›į›«įš±įš¢įš¾į›…

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Old Norse

Kjallakr(?)/Kjullakr(?) lĆ©t reisa stein eptir son sinn Ingifast, ok Ingvarr ok(?) at bróður sinn, en Œpir risti rĆŗnar.

English

Kjallakr(?)/Kjullakr(?) had the stone raised in memory of his son Ingifastr; and Ingvarr also(?) in memory of his brother. And Œpir carved the runes.

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Data from the Scandinavian Runic-text Database:nordiska.uu.se/forskn/samnord.htm