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× kunbirn × uk × osbirn × uk × [sikuatr · þiʀ × lit](u) [×] (r)(i)sa × s[t](i)(n) × [þin]a × iftiʀ × t(u)ka × faþur sin × ku[þ](a)(n) × ku(þ) ial(b)[i × ans × -]t uk × salu bitr × þan × an × karþi × til × ulm×f(r)[i](ʀ) lit × kra br(u)
Gunnbjǫrn ok Ásbjǫrn ok Sighvatr þeir létu reisa stein þenna eptir Tóka, fǫður sinn góðan. Guð hjalpi hans [ǫ]nd ok sálu betr en hann gerði til. Holmfríðr lét gera brú.
Gunnbiorn ok Asbiorn ok Sighvatr þæiʀ letu ræisa stæin þenna æftiʀ Toka, faður sinn goðan. Guð hialpi hans [a]nd ok salu bætr þan hann gærði til. Holmfriðr let gærva bro.
”Gunnbjǫrn and Ásbjǫrn and Sighvatr, they had this stone raised in memory of Tóki, their good father. May God help his spirit and soul better than he deserved. Holmfríðr had the bridge made.”
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[ia · ttþt · aþsanʀna · nnn]
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[…ik · ak-t · akini…]
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· ranbʀarn · lʀt · rasa · stan · aftʀ · saur · san · uʀhʀalm · nuk · fuilhʀ · frihas · arfʀ · ustain ·
Ragnbjǫrn lét reisa stein eptir svær(?) sinn Víghjalm/Véhjalm, ok Fullugi(?), Freygeirs(?) arfi, Eysteinn.
Ragnbiorn let ræisa stæin æftiʀ svær(?) sinn Vighialm/Vihialm, ok Fullugi(?), Frøygæiʀs(?) arfi, Øystæinn.
”Ragnbjǫrn had the stone raised in memory of his stepfather(?) Víghjalmr/Véhjalmr, and Fullugi(?) Freygeirr's(?) heir. Eysteinn.”
…k · a^uk …
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”… and …”
…semni · ok · o(t)[irikr · ok · shktirikr · ok · a]skaiʀ · r[a… … iftiʀ ·] luþin [·] … …[s]kaiʀ · riti · e[ftiʀ · …u](þ)in : fa^þur · [siʀa]…
…efni ok Ótryggr ok Sigtryggr ok Ásgeirr re[istu stein(?)] eptir Loðin … [Á]sgeirr rétti eptir [L]oðin, fǫður þeira(?).
…æmni ok Otryggʀ ok Sigtryggʀ ok Asgæiʀʀ ræ[istu stæin(?)] æftiʀ Luðin … [A]sgæiʀʀ retti æftiʀ [L]uðin, faður þæiʀa(?).
”…-efni and Ótryggr and Sigtryggr and Ásgeirr raised the stone(?) in memory of Loðinn … Ásgeirr erected in memory of Loðinn, their father.(?)”
… raisti × stain þinsa · iftiʀ sbraka × sun …--i × kuþan
… reisti stein þenna eptir Spraka, son … góðan.
… ræisti stæin þennsa æftiʀ Spraka, sun … goðan.
”… raised this stone in memory of Spraki, … good son.”