- *
Mannaz is the
conventional name of the m-rune ᛗ of the
Elder ****hark. It is
derived from the
reconstructed Common Germanic word for "man", *
mannaz. Younger...
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derives from Gr**** Mu, and is the
ancestor of
modern Latin M ᛗ :
Runic letter Mannaz,
which derives from old
Italic M 𐌼 :
Gothic letter manna,
which derives...
- Man (word) For shapeshifters:
Cynanthropy Lycanthropy (disambiguation)
Mannaz Skin-walker
Therianthropy Werecat Werehyena Were-jaguar
Wererat Werewolf...
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Merseburg Incantations Nibelungenlied Kudrun Weyland Dietrich von Bern
Mannaz Common Germanic deities Germanic king
Norse deities Anglo-Saxon polytheism...
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Latinized name
Mannus is
evidently of some
relation to Proto-Germanic *
mannaz, "man".
Mannus again became po****r in
literature in the 16th century, after...
- in Hinduism, and Manāvī, his
sacrificed wife; the
Germanic Mannus (PGmc *
Mannaz),
mythical ancestor of the West
Germanic tribes; and the
Persian Manūščihr...
- god Tiwaz" ᛒ b /b/ *berkanan "birch" ᛖ e /e(ː)/ *ehwaz "horse" ᛗ m /m/ *
mannaz "man" ᛚ l /l/ *laguz "water, lake" (or
possibly *laukaz "l****") ᛜ ŋ /ŋ/...
- SPECTATORITIS". www.merriam-webster.com.
Retrieved 19 June 2020. "
Mannaz School".
Mannaz School.
Retrieved 22
January 2020.
Flannelled Fool. London: The...
- Sowilō (ᛋ) with a
Mannaz (ᛘ) and/or
Algiz (ᛉ) on the top and bottom. The
following three runes appear also to have the top and
bottom Mannaz or Algiz, just...
- tribes".
Tacitus ****erts
their descent from the
three sons of
Mannus or *
Mannaz cognate with M**** in Hinduism, the 'first man', of whom *Ingwaz may have...
