Unicode Rune ᛗ

Runic alphabets were used around year 150 to 1500.

It was used to write various Germanic languages before the adoption of the Latin alphabet. (Germanic languages includes: English, German, Dutch, Afrikaans, Danish, Icelandic, Norwegian, Swedish, Gothic, Burgundian, Vandalic, and others.)

Here's a keyboard with runic keycaps.

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Map to Latin Alphabet

1. ᚠ → f
2. ᚡ → v
3. ᚢ → u
4. ᚣ → yr
5. ᚤ → y
6. ᚥ → w
7. ᚦ → þ
8. ᚧ → eth
9. ᚨ → a
10. ᚩo
11. ᚪa
12. ᚫ
13. ᚬ
14. ᚭ
15. ᚮ
16. ᚯ
17. ᚰ
18. ᚱ → r
19. ᚲ → k
20. ᚳ
21. ᚴ
22. ᚵ
23. ᚶ
24. ᚷ → g
25. ᚸ
26. ᚹ → w
27. ᚺ → h
28. ᚻ
29. ᚼ
30. ᚽ
31. ᚾ → n
32. ᚿ
33. ᛀ
34. ᛁ → i
35. ᛂ
36. ᛃ → j
37. ᛄ
38. ᛅ
39. ᛆ
40. ᛇ → ï
41. ᛈ → p
42. ᛉ → z
43. ᛊ → s
44. ᛋ
45. ᛌ
46. ᛍ → c
47. ᛎ
48. ᛏ → t
49. ᛐ
50. ᛑ
51. ᛒ → b
52. ᛓ
53. ᛔ
54. ᛕ
55. ᛖ → e
56. ᛗ → m
57. ᛘ
58. ᛙ
59. ᛚ → l
60. ᛛ
61. ᛜ → ŋ
62. ᛝ
63. ᛞ → d
64. ᛟ → o
65. ᛠ
66. ᛡ
67. ᛢ
68. ᛣ
69. ᛤ
70. ᛥ
71. ᛦ
72. ᛧ
73. ᛨ
74. ᛩ → q
75. ᛪ → x
76. ᛱ
77. ᛲ
78. ᛳ

See also: Emacs: Latin to Rune (ᚱᚢᚾᛖ)