Ingjaldr(?) had this stone raised in memory of Kalfr, his father, and in memory of Ígull, his brother, and in memory of Ragnvé, his mother/maid. May God and God's mother now help their souls.
[ikiauoR li]t reis[a] × (s)(t)in × þens[a] × iftiR × kalf × fuþur × si[n × auk × aft]ir × i[ku-] + bru[þa] + sin × huk × iftiR × ragnui × mu sina × nu ilbi × kuþ × salu × þiRa × auk × kus × muþiR
[ikiauoR li]t reis[a] × (s)(t)in × þens[a] × iftiR × kalf × fuþur × si[n × auk × aft]ir × i[ku-] + bru[þa] + sin × huk × iftiR × ragnui × mu sina × nu ilbi × kuþ × salu × þiRa × auk × kus × muþiR
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| Description | Content |
|---|---|
| Latitude: | 59.596857 |
| Longitude: | 18.109158 |
| Remnant ID: | L2016:9599 |
| Swedish National Heritage Board ID: | Orkesta 34:1 |
| Swedish rune inscription ID: | U341 (Upplands runinskrifter) |
| Object: | Rune stone |
| Material: | Granite |
| Rune carver: | Gunnar (A) |
| Antiquarian assessment: | Ancient monument |
| Period: | Viking Age |
| Dating: | |
| Current status: | Confirmed on location |
| Damage status: | Damage |
| Name: | |
| County: | Stockholm |
| Municipality: | Vallentuna |
| Parish: | Orkesta |
| Swedish National Heritage Board information: | » L2016:9599 |