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auþbiarn : lit : reisa : stein : …----… hialbi sialu · has
Auðbjǫrn lét reisa stein … hjalpi sálu hans.
Auðbiorn let ræisa stæin … hialpi sialu hans.
”Auðbjǫrn had the stone raised … May (God) help his soul.”
[ubobb-… ¶ -f---… ¶ -u--… ¶ …----------…]
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[huør : søm : thæt·tæ : læs ¶ ta^næ : kirkia : hæta^r : ru^nastæ^n : ta^l : bø^r : so^cna:¶ha^ræ^n : ku^nnæ : ru^næ^r : læsæ : oc : s^crifuæ : hæc ¶ io : ola : calmarn]
Hværr sum þetta less: Þenna kirkia hæitiʀ Runastæinn. Þat bør soknarherran kunna, runaʀ lesa ok skrifa. Hæc Jo[hannes] Ola[i] Calmarn[ensis].
Hverr sem þetta less: Þenna kirkja heitir Rúnasteinn. Þat byrjar sóknarherran kunna, rúnar lesa ok skrifa. Hæc Jo[hannes] Ola[i] Calmarn[ensis].
”Whosoever reads this: this church is called Rúnasteinn. This the parish rector ought to know, to read and write runes. Johannes Olai Calmarnensis (wrote) this.”
la^uþatæ × þo^min^um × in × cimpa(l)is × ¶ æt × co^ro × la^uþatæ × æum × in × ¶ co^rþis × æt × orga^no ⁓+
Laudate Dominum in cimbalis et choro, laudate eum in cordis et organo.
”Praise the Lord with timbrel and dance, praise him with strings and pipe.”
”Prisa herren med tamburin och dans, prisa honom med strängaspel och flöjt.”
× (h)[e]rfri[þ- …-] × uiþbiurn × litu × raisa × stain × þina × at × fastulf × faþur sin ×× siklaug × lit × raisa aftiʀ : bunta × sin × han × iaʀ × krafin × i × kirikiu ×
Herfríð[r]/Herfreð[r] [ok] Viðbjǫrn létu reisa stein þenna at Fastulf, fǫður sinn. Siglaug lét reisa eptir bónda sinn. Hann er grafinn í kirkju.
Hærfrið[r]/Hærfreð[r] [ok] Viðbiorn letu ræisa stæin þenna at Fastulf, faður sinn. Siglaug let ræisa æftiʀ bonda sinn. Hann iaʀ grafinn i kirkiu.
”Herfríðr/Herfreðr and Viðbjǫrn had this stone raised in memory of Fastulfr, their father. Siglaug had (it) raised in memory of her husband. He is buried in the church.”
olafʀ × auk × kamal × auk × sagsi × raistu + stain × þina × aftiʀ × [un × faþur × sin × kai](ʀ)ui lit × at × bonta × sin × hiarsu[k] kubl þsi fiaʀun olafʀ hefnt[i at miomu ati un hiar hal](f)an by
Ólafr ok Gamall ok Saxi reistu stein þenna eptir Un, fǫður sinn. Geirvé lét at bónda sinn hérsug kuml þessi. Féar-Un Ólafr hefndi at Muhumaa(?). Átti Unn hér halfan bý.
Olafʀ ok Gamall ok Saxi ræistu stæin þenna æftiʀ Un, faður sinn. Gæiʀvi let at bonda sinn hiarsug kumbl þessi. Feaʀ-Un Olafʀ hæfndi at Muhumaa(?). Atti Unn hiar halfan by.
”Ólafr and Gamall and Saxi raised this stone in memory of Unn, their father. Geirvé had these monuments (raised) here in memory of her husbandman. Ólafr avenged Féar-Unn (Rich-Unn) at Mon(?). Unn owned here half the village.”
olafʀ × auk × kamal × auk × sagsi × raistu + stain × þina × aftiʀ × [un × faþur × sin × kai](ʀ)ui lit × at × bonta × sin × hiarsu[k] kubl þsi fiaʀun olafʀ hefnt[i at miom| |mu ati un hiar hal](f)an by
Ólafr ok Gamall ok Saxi reistu stein þenna eptir Un, fǫður sinn. Geirvé lét at bónda sinn hérsug kuml þessi. Féar-Un Ólafr hefndi at miðjum(?) mó(?). Átti Unn hér halfan bý.
Olafʀ ok Gamall ok Saxi ræistu stæin þenna æftiʀ Un, faður sinn. Gæiʀvi let at bonda sinn hiarsug kumbl þessi. Feaʀ-Un Olafʀ hæfndi at miðiom(?) mo(?). Atti Unn hiar halfan by.
”Ólafr and Gamall and Saxi raised this stone in memory of Unn, their father. Geirvé had these monuments (raised) here in memory of her husbandman. Ólafr avenged Féar-Unn (Rich-Unn) in the middle of the heath(?). Unn owned here half the village.”
… …[-(þ)u]r sin kuþan
… [fǫ]ður/[bró]ður sinn góðan.
… [fa]ður/[bro]ður sinn goðan.
”… his/her good father/brother.”
× blakari × auk · k… + faþur · sin kuþan
Blákári ok … fǫður sinn góðan.
Blakari ok … faður sinn goðan.
”Blákári and … their good father.”