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Rune-stone Gs11, L1951:5223 in Gävle parish, Gävle municipality

Rune-stone Gs11, L1951:5223 in Gävle parish, Gävle municipality
Photo: Annelie Lindbom

Runic inscription

§P þiuþkiR uk| |kuþlaifr : uk| |karl þaR bruþr aliR : litu rita stain þino × abtiR þiuþmunt ' faur sin ' kuþ hialbi hons| |salu| |uk| |kuþs muþiR in osmuntr ' kara sun ' markaþi × runoR ritaR þa sat aimunt §Q þiuþkiR uk| |kuþlaifr : uk| |karl þaR bruþr aliR : litu rita stain þino × þa sata| |aimuntr| |runoR ritaR abtiR þiuþmunt ' faur sin ' kuþ hialbi hons| |salu| |uk| |kuþs muþiR in osmuntr ' kara sun ' markaþi ×

Inscription

§P þiuþkiR uk| |kuþlaifr : uk| |karl þaR bruþr aliR : litu rita stain þino × abtiR þiuþmunt ' faur sin ' kuþ hialbi hons| |salu| |uk| |kuþs muþiR in osmuntr ' kara sun ' markaþi × runoR ritaR þa sat aimunt §Q þiuþkiR uk| |kuþlaifr : uk| |karl þaR bruþr aliR : litu rita stain þino × þa sata| |aimuntr| |runoR ritaR abtiR þiuþmunt ' faur sin ' kuþ hialbi hons| |salu| |uk| |kuþs muþiR in osmuntr ' kara sun ' markaþi ×

Translation

§P Þjóðgeirr and Guðleifr and Karl, all these brothers had this stone erected in memory of Þjóðmundr, their father. May God and God's mother help his soul. And Ásmundr Kári's son marked the right runes. ... §Q Þjóðgeirr and Guðleifr and Karl, all those brothers, had this stone erected. Then Eimundr placed right runes in memory of Þjóðmundr, his father. May God and God's mother help his soul. And Ásmundr Kári's son marked.

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Rune-stone Gs11, L1951:5223 in Gävle parish, Gävle municipality

Facts

Monument number L1951:5223
Swedish National Heritage Board ID Gävle 345:1
Carver Åsmund (S)
Status Confirmed on location
Place Visible above ground
Material Yellow-gray Gävle sandstone
Antiquarian assessment Ancient monument
Damage status Damage
County Gävleborg
Municipality Gävle
Parish Gävle
Coordinates 60.6497785, 17.183931
Sources
Most of the factual information in Runkartan comes from the Swedish National Heritage Board’s Fornsök data and from the Scandinavian Runic Text Database. The maps come from OpenStreetMap and Leaflet.js. The photographs were taken by the credited photographers.