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Hollismason posted:Yeah so this has been written on the back of my mirror at my place. Looks Russian? YeahTubaMike posted:Looks like futhark runes, not sure what language they're in though gently caress me, I'm actually trying to decrypt this now. Yeah they're deffo runes, but it's a little hard to tell which "alphabet" they use; it may be a mishmash of several. The characters don't all look like they sync up with the Elder Futhark. Several of them look at least Anglo-Saxon, but there's a few like the one at the end of the first line and the "rounded" X-looking one with the dots above it in the second line that look Dalecarlian. If I had to guess I think Dalecarlian would be the best bet, but it's after 2:00 AM where I am and I'm way too sleepy to dive any deeper than that tonight. I may take a crack at actually deciphering this poo poo tomorrow. In the meantime, these Wikipedia links and runic alphabet tables might help you out. Anglo-Saxon runes   Dalecarlian runes   Good luck, rune goon! 
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Cubone posted:the little caret over the second or third symbol looks like a diacritic and I didn't see anything quite like in in any of the runic alphabets that were linked on the wikipedia page for runes so I gave up Yeah I'm wondering about that too. Some runic alphabets use symbols like that to indicate how to pronounce certain syllables, but I couldn't find a table or a list for any of them. It looks like there's another one of those marks but turned upside-down over the rounded 'x' with the dots on it in the second line, and I think the dots might also be marks themselves.
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