Alter Aeon Help Page Search

Search For:  

Click here to view a random selection from the help system.

Click here to return to the main help index.

Search results for 'runes runic glyphs symbols'


Keywords are:  'runes runic glyphs symbols'

Some of the more commonly known Runes, typically used by Druids, are
listed below.

Verbs:
Ber   - 'shatter' or 'to break'
Xix   - 'to grasp' or 'to hold'
Alu   - 'to remove' or 'weaken'
Ort   - 'to push'
Mun   - 'to separate'
Tal   - 'to strengthen'
Cava  - 'to transform' or 'to change'
Gesu  - 'to protect'
Luk   - 'to bind'
Nam   - 'to mix, blend, combine'
Enti  - 'to create' or 'to make'

Note - 'Luk' is one of the strongest binding runes, but
also one of the most fickle.

Nouns:
Jah   - 'power'
Vin   - 'luck'
Rava  - 'blood'
Ilnak - 'magic'
Plat  - 'earth' or 'mud'
Stal  - 'stone' or 'rock'
Stupt - 'metal'
Gark  - 'wood'
Marr  - 'bone' or 'horn'
Urst  - 'skin, flesh, meat'
Pil   - 'water'
Nar   - 'wind'
Faru  - 'fire'
Zeki  - 'crystal'
Ciru  - 'ice' or 'cold'
Char  - 'lightning'
Fell  - 'poison'
Shul  - 'health'
Arim  - 'endurance'
Khil  - 'accuracy'
Stis  - 'intelligence'
Freth - 'wisdom'
Oshi  - 'dexterity'
Hett  - 'charisma'
Kama  - 'speed'
Kenn  - 'healing'
Ganta - 'reliability'
Blok  - 'shadow' (magical shadow, not absence of light)
Nava  - 'breath' or 'life'
Luam  - 'light'
Trath - 'sky'

Miscellaneous:
Ral   - simply 'together'.  It is typically used as a connecting
rune in rune words.

Nak   - denotes the antipode of a noun, caused by the absence of that
        thing. For example, Faru (fire) and Ciru (ice) are not true
        opposites, but Luam (light) and Nak-Luam (not-light, i.e. darkness)
        would embody this principle.

You can also list runes using the 'rune' command.