runic

run·ic

 (ro͞on′ĭk)
adj.
Of, relating to, or written in runes.
n.
Runic The Germanic language of the oldest runic inscriptions from northern Europe, dating to between the third and sixth centuries ad, and considered by some to be close to or identical with the putative common ancestor of the North and West Germanic languages.
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Adj.1.runic - relating to or consisting of runes; "runic inscription"
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runico

runic

[ˈruːnɪk] ADJrúnico
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runic

adjrunisch, Runen-; runic symbolRunenzeichen nt
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