runestone

English

A 11th-century Swedish runestone.

Etymology

From rune +‎ stone.

Noun

runestone (plural runestones)

1. (archaeology) An ancient monument consisting of a typically raised stone with a runic inscription.

Translations

stone with a runic inscription

• Catalan: pedra rúnica f
• Danish: runesten (da) c
• Dutch: runensteen m
• Esperanto: runŝtono
• Finnish: riimukivi (fi)
• French: pierre runique f
• Galician: pedra rúnica f
• German: Runenstein (de) m
• Ido: runpetro
• Indonesian: batu Rune
• Italian: pietra runica f
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• Lithuanian: runų akmuo m
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: runestein m, runesten m

  Nynorsk: runestein m

• Polish: kamień runiczny m
• Portuguese: pedra rúnica f
• Russian: руни́ческий ка́мень m (runíčeskij kámenʹ)
• Spanish: piedra rúnica f (cf. estela rúnica f)
• Swedish: runsten (sv) c
• Ukrainian: руні́чний ка́мінь m (runíčnyj káminʹ)
• Volapük: raunaston