Norsta Runestone

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Norsta Runestone
Old Norse
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The Norsta runestone is an 11th-century

Inge I. Her brother was Blot-Sweyn
, who succeeded Inge. As the runestone is from about the same time as Blot-Sweyn, it is likely that the Sweyn mentioned in the runestone is the same as the Swedish king Blot-Sweyn.

Inscription

sihikþurn

Sigþorn

'

 

...

...

[risa

ræisa

*

 

stin]

stæin

'

 

uk

ok

'

 

bru

bro

'

 

kera

gærva

:

 

at

at

:

 

aterf

Adiarf,

:

 

sun

sun,

:

 

uk

ok

'

 

a(t)

at

'

 

mai

Møy,

:

 

tutor

dottur

:

 

sin

sina,

:

 

eþorn

Æiþorn

:

 

uk

ok

:

 

suen

Svæinn

:

 

uk

ok

'

 

(u)ikþu-...

Vigþo[rn]

'

 

sikb--...

...

...(ʀ)

...

'

 

isi

<isi>

sihikþurn ' ... [risa * stin] ' uk ' bru ' kera : at : aterf : sun : uk ' a(t) ' mai : tutor : sin : eþorn : uk : suen : uk ' (u)ikþu-... ' sikb--... ...(ʀ) ' isi

Sigþorn {} ... ræisa {} stæin {} ok {} bro {} gærva {} at {} Adiarf, {} sun, {} ok {} at {} Møy, {} dottur {} sina, {} Æiþorn {} ok {} Svæinn {} ok {} Vigþo[rn] {} ... ... {} <isi>

Sigþorn ... the stone raised and the bridge made in memory of Ádjarfr, (his) son, and in memory of Mey, his daughter; Eiþorn and Sveinn and Vígþorn ..

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