Zhilikam t'Vikingsular

This page lists names, places and terminology relating to the people known as Vikings, those Northern people originally from what is now Sweden, Norway and Denmark, who colonized many places, often violently, including England, Ireland, Scotland, Northern France, Iceland, Greenland, North America, Russia, the Ukraine and the Mediterranean. These warriors put fear into the hearts of people throughout Europe between the 9th and 12th Centuries C.E. But the life of the Viking also included exploring, fishing, farming, art, literature, religion and family.

The Vikings appear to have been the first Europeans to reach North America (if you don't count the Ice Age Europeans who arrived before the ancestors of the Native Americans but all traces of them are underwater with the melting of the ice sheets, or theories of Phoenicians or Egyptians coming in antiquity). In the early 1960's, traces of Viking structures were found at L'Anse aux Meadows in Canada. More recently, traces of Vikings were found on Baffin Island, Willows Island and the Avayalik Islands in Canada, and, in early 2015, a small settlement was was found in the Hudson Valley of New York. It is quite probable that other lost Viking settlements will be found in North America in the future.

Today the blood of the Vikings lives in the people of Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, the Faroe Islands, England, Ireland, Scotland, France, and many other European countries. (We have included alternate spellings for names and places, and the Old Norse for some items.)

Abbey -- abbe
Abode (hamr, sjǫt) -- ha-kel
Acorn (akorn) -- ei'korn |ok-kov-savas|
Adoption -- thanah
Adversary (andskoti) -- hahf
Adze -- lapan-shidek
Ægir (Aegir, Hler, Eagor) -- Aigir, Ahgir, Eigir
Æsir (Ēse, Ensi) -- aisir |ekonlar t'dzher'mansular|
Agate (n.) -- grut
Agdir -- Ag'dihr
Age (n., aldr, aldartal) -- ya'shakhuv
Ageröd -- Agerohd
Aggersborg -- Agers'borg
Agriculture -- urokasaya
Ailment -- has-mar
Ålborg (Aalborg) -- Uhl'baa', Ohl'borg
Altar -- oslauvoskaf
Alvaldi (Ölvaldi) -- Al'valdi, Ohl'valdi
Amber -- puhku
Ancestor (n.) -- orfikkesu
Ancestors (for-eldra) -- orfikkel
Anchor (akkeri) -- mavohrek
Anðrimnir -- Anð'rim'nir
Angeyja -- Angeiya
Angle (person) -- anglisu
Anglo-Saxon -- angli-sahksuhn-, angli-sahksuhnik (adj.); angli-sahksuhnisu (person)
Animal (dýr) -- aushfa
Annar (Annarr, Ónar, Ónarr) -- Annar, Ant'nar
Annihilation -- nitozhaya
Antler -- stonn
Anvil (steði) -- mah-vihpan
Archipelago -- vikuvtra-travek
The Arctic Ocean -- Ir-Desh'rak-Masutra
Area -- shal
Århus (Aarhus) -- Aa'r'hus, Ohr'hus
Armor (herklæði) -- fo-wein
Arrow (ǫr) -- kliton
Arrowhead -- kliton-sfek
Art (list, mennt) -- tanaf
Artifact -- zatrasha-vel
Asgard (Ásgarðr) -- Aus'garðuhr, As'gard, Ahz'gard
Åsgårdstrand (Ásgarðsströnd) -- Ohs'gohrd'strand, Aus'garðs'strohnd
Assimilation -- vinem
The Atlantic Ocean -- Aht'lahntik Masutra
Attack -- nashiv (n.), nashiv-tor (v.)
Auðr (Auður, Audr) -- Oiðuhr, Auðuhr
Auðumla (Audumla, Authumla) -- Oiðum'la, Auðum'la
Augurboda (Augerbode) -- Oigur'boda, Augur'boda
Awl -- razhek
Axe (öx, øx) -- la'ash

Bag (baggi, belgr, fat) -- sa'haf
Båhus -- Boh'hus
Båhuslen (Bohuslän) -- Boh'hus'len, Bo'hus'lan
Baldr (Balder, Baldur, Baldere, Palter, Paltar, Bealdor, Baldor, Baldag, Bældæg, Beldeg, Beldegg) -- Balduhr
The Baltic Sea -- Baltik Masutra
Banner (vé, vje) -- hai-fan
Baptism -- mashkudaya
Baptize -- mashkudau
Barley (bygg) -- barli
Barn (hlaða) -- aushfa-kel
Barter -- vel'kizh (n.), vel'kizh-tor (v.)
Basket -- ki'haf
Battle (n., bardagi, boð, dólg, eggtog, hjaldr, járnleikr) -- faukh
The Battle of Edington -- Faukh t'Eding'tuhn
The Battle of Hehil -- Faukh t'He'hil
The Battle of Stamford Bridge -- Faukh t'Mesut t'Stahm'fuhrd
Battlefield (vættfang) -- faukh-solai
Baugi -- Boigi, Baugi
Bay (n., vágr) -- tchol
Beach (n., strǫnd) -- shahov
Bear (n., bjarn-dýr, bjǫrn, björn) -- ber
Bear claw -- ber-spahk
Bear skin -- ber-wadi
Bear tooth -- ber-zud
Beard (skegg) -- hisahk
Beer (bjórr, ǫl) -- bihr
Beli -- Beli
Belief -- dva
Belief system -- dva-torektra
Belt (n.) -- san-zhel
Belt buckle -- san-zhel-tersek
Bird (fugl) -- kushel
Bjarni Herjólfsson -- Byarni Her'yolfs'son, Byartni Her'yolfs'son
Blade (brandr) -- |wun-|mor
Blanket (bedding) -- yuk-sai
Blood (blóð) -- khaf
Blood eagle (bloðorn, blóðugr örn, blóðörn, blodørn, blodörn) -- khaf-iguhl |ves t'tostaya - esh-sahaflar saseshal s'pla'dor|
Boat (bátr, skip, keipr, skúta) -- pi'mashali
Body (líkami) -- vukhut
Bog (fen, myrr) -- flasikh
Bone (bein, leggr) -- hinek
Book (bók) -- dunap
Bor -- Bor
Borgeby -- Borge'bi, Borguh'bi
Bornholm (Borgundarholm) -- Born'holm
Borre -- Bore
Borrering -- Bore'ring
Boundary (merki) -- krup
Bow (n., bogi) -- kes-wun
Bow and arrows -- kes-wun heh klitonlar
Bowstring (bogastrengr) -- kes-wun-elakh
Box (n., kista, skokkr) -- natuhn
Bragi -- Bragi
Brass (mersing) -- dvesh-tukh
Brattahlid (Brattahlíð) -- Bratta'hlið
Bravellir (Bråvalla) -- Bravelihr
Bread (brauð) -- kap
Break -- shaya (n.), shau (v.)
Breiðafjörðr (Breiðafjörður, Breidafjord) -- Breiða'fyohrðuhr
Britain -- Brihtuhn
Briton -- brihtuhnsu
Brittany (Bretagne) -- Brihtuhni, Breitanye
Broch (stone round tower) -- brokh |kov-pauk-kispek|
Bronze (n.) -- krish|-tukh|
Broom -- fnash-vel
Brother (bróðir) -- sa-kai
Bucket (bytta) -- mashuk
Buckskin (bokkabelgr) -- buhk-wadi |dihr-wadi|
Building (gørð, smíð) -- kel
Buri -- Buri
Burial -- visolektaya
Burial chamber -- visolektau-tvi-shal
Burial mound -- visolektau-soltuh
Burial site -- visolektau-shi
Býleistr (Byleist) -- Bi'leistuhr
Byzantium (Constantinople, Kostantiniyye, İstanbul) -- Bihzantium, Bihzahntiuhm

Cache -- tsoraya (n.), tsorau (v.)
Cairn (varða, varði) -- ulidau-kov-tuh
Camp (n.) -- bladzh
Campfire -- bladzh-yon
Campsite -- shi'bladzh
Cart (n.) -- hal
Carving (n.) -- skram
Celt -- keltsu
The Celtic Sea (An Mhuir Cheilteach, Y Môr Celtaidd, An Mor Keltek, Ar Mor Keltiek, La Mer Celtique) -- Kelt-Masutra
Cemetery -- vukhut-ker
Central (adj.) -- svitan-, svitanik
Central Europe -- Svitan-Yuropuh, Svitan-Yuhruhp
Central European -- svitan-yuropan-, svitan-yuropanik (adj.); svitan-yuropasu (person)
Ceremony -- van-kal
Chain -- naf-elakh (TGV), naflakh (MGV)
Chair (n.) -- ku-san
Chamber (n.) -- tvi-shal
Change -- rubah (n.), rubai (v.)
Charcoal (kol) -- yonol-tukh
Charmouth (Cernmunde) -- Tchar'muhth
Cheese -- thuhk
Chicken (hœnsa) -- tchihkihn
Chieftain (yfimaðr) -- te'feisu
Children -- kanu (TGV), kanlar (MGV)
Chisel -- kwu'teshayek (n.); kwu'treshau (v.)
Christian -- kristyan-, kristyanik (adj.); kristsu, krist-dvasu (n.)
Christiana (Kristiana) -- Kristi'ana |Os-Ush'lu|
Christianity -- Krist-Dva
Church (kirkja) -- shi'kon
Citizen -- ek'tokahrsu
City -- kahr
City wall -- kahr-temok
Clan -- maat
Clasp (n.) -- terunemek
Claw (n.) -- spahk
Clay -- krizhiv
Cliff (bjarg, hamarr) -- menal
Climate -- ek'nosh
Climate change -- ek'nosh-rubah
Cloak (feldr, skikkja) -- to-sai
Cloth (skrúð) -- sai
Clothes, Clothing (váð, váðir, klæði, lérept, ript, fat) -- sai-vel
Club (n., weapon) -- muhd
Coast (n.) -- gef
Coat (skyrta) -- to-pal
Coin (n.) -- buhn
Collar (n.) -- talukuv
Colonization -- sashilaya
Colonize -- sashilau
Colony -- sashila
Comb (n.) -- |isachya-|dref
Combat (n.) -- morov
Commerce -- pamahrtra
Common -- tsuk|-|
Common people -- tsuksular
Community -- shila (town); ha-travek (biol.)
Competition (kapp) -- kuhlaya
Continent -- ek'kovtra
Copper (metal) -- khaf-tukh
Cord -- elakh
Cornwall -- Korn'wal
Creation -- fereikan
Creation myth -- fereikan-holsh
Creator (skapari) -- fereiksu
Crops -- urozh
Crystal -- khush
Cult -- sulapsadvan
Cultivation -- sokasitaya
Culture (n.) -- iyula
Cup -- monek
Curse (n.) -- raspiis
Custom (n., vandi, vani, háttr, siðr, siðvenja) -- oyut

Dagger -- lipitah
Dagr (Dagur, Dag) -- Daguhr
Dal (Dalsland) -- Dal
Dane (person) -- Dansu
Danelaw -- Dansk-Engluhnd |dansk-shal t'Os-Engluhnd|
Danger (háski) -- tehvar
Dangerous -- tehvar-bosh|-|
Danish -- dansk-, danskik (adj.); dansku (language)
Danube (River) -- Pilash t'Danub
Dartmoor -- Dart'mor
Daughter (dóttir) -- ko-fu
Dead (adj.) -- tevik
Death (dauði, andlát, fjǫrlag) -- tevakh
Decoration -- tremuhraya
Deity -- ekon
Dellingr (Dellingur, Delliger, Delling) -- Dellinguhr
Denmark (Danmörk, Danmark) -- Dan'mark
Dialect (n.) -- gen-vuhnaya
Diet (n., what is eaten) -- yokul-montra
Disappearance -- sasaudaya
Disaster -- koshvar
Disease (mein) -- has
Ditch (n.) -- |hilal-|zehl-razh
Djulafors Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Dyula'fors
Dog (hundr, rakki, bikkja) -- dag
Domestic life -- ha-kel-ha'kiv
Domesticated animal -- ha'kel-aushfa
Door (dyrr) -- svep
Dorestad (Dorstat) -- Dore'stad
Dragon -- yoshuhlnak
Drekkr, Drekkur -- drekkuhr |suk viking-wu-mashali|
Dublin (Eblana polis, Dyflin, Divlyn, Dublind, Dubhlind, Duibhlind, Duibhlinn) -- Dub'lihn
Dwelling (bú, staðr) -- kelek
Dynasty -- zehl-te'krun

Eagle (ǫrn, ari) -- iguhl, akiluh
Earl (jarl) -- sa-te'ahkhikor
Earring -- kaluk-ek'zerut
East -- she'rak
East Anglia -- She'rak-Ahngliuh
East Anglian -- she'rak-ahnglian-, she'rak-ahnglianik (adj.); she'rak-ahngliasu (person)
East Norse (language) -- she'rak-norssu
Eastern -- she'rak-, she'rakik
Eastern Europe -- She'rak-Yuropuh, She'rak-Yuhruhp
Eastern European -- she'rak-yuropan-, she'rak-yuropanik (adj.); she'rak-yuropasu (person)
Eigg (Egea insula, Egge, Eige, Isle of Eigg) -- Eig
Einang Stone (Einangsteinen) -- |Run-|Kov t'Einang
Eir (Eira) -- Eir, Eira
Eiriksfjord (Eiríksfjǫrðr) -- Eiriks'fyorðuhr |Klehp t'Eirikuhr|
Elf (álfr) -- wihnts
Elk (elgr) -- elk
Elkhorn -- elk-stonn
Elli -- Elli, Etli
Embroidery -- og-tanaf
Emigrant -- sabashsu
Emigration -- sabashan
Enclosure (tún) -- vi'ikap-shal
Enemy (andskoti, fjándmaðr, óvinr) -- nemut
England -- E|i|ngluhnd, Ingluhnd
Engraver -- thessu
Engraving -- thes
Epidemic (n.) -- shal-has-sak
Erik the Red (Eiríkr rauði) -- Eirikuhr Yon-Kur
Eruption -- sposhan (general term); zul-sposhan (volcanic)
Essex (Ēastseaxe, East Sexena) -- Esihks
Estonia (Æst, Esthonia, Eesti) -- Eisti, Estoniuh
Estuary (óss) -- masutra-riflash
Europe -- Yuropuh, Yuhruhp
European -- yuropan-, yuropanik (adj.); yuropasu (person)
Evergreen forest -- kwon-mor-laptra
Execute -- tostau
Execution -- tostaya
Expansion -- sa'ovaya
Exploration (landaleitan) -- paglayaren
Explore -- paglayaret
Explorer -- paglayaretsu
Eyrgjafa -- Eir'gyafa, Eir'gyava

Fable -- yehvaru
Family (skuldalið) -- pi'maat
Famine -- mair-yem-penak
Fang -- wu-zud
Fárbauti -- Faur'boiti, Far'bauti
Farm (n., bú, hof, staðfesta) -- uroshal
Farmer -- uroshitausu (TGV), uroshalsu (MGV)
The Farne Islands -- Vikuvtralar t'Farn
Feather (fjǫðr) -- kid
Female -- kosu (n.); ko-, koyik (adj.)
Fenrir (Fenrisúlfr, Fenris, Hróðvitnir, Vánagandr) -- Fen'rir
Festival (n.) -- gad-muf
Figurine -- pi'aushfa-khlop (animal), pi'sukhlop (person)
Finland -- Su'omi
Finnmark -- Fihn'mark
Fire pit -- yon-pi'razh
Fish (n., fiskr, fiskar) -- aluk|lar|
Fjölnir (Fjolnir, Fiolnir, Fjölner, Fjolner, Fjolne) -- Fyohl'nir
Fjord (fjǫrðr) -- klehp
Flint (n.) -- kil-kov
Floor (gólf, mjǫl) -- lan-tol
Floor-mat -- lan-tol-pev
Foe -- hahf (adversary); nemut (enemy)
Folk (n.) -- sutra (populace); su'u (a specific people)
Folklore -- shasol-kethtra
Folktale -- sutra-varu
Food (gjǫr, matr) -- yem-tukh
Forest (mǫrk, skógr, viðr) -- laptra
Fork (n.) -- snauk
Fornjótr (Fornjót) -- Forn'yootuhr
Forseti (Fosite) -- For'seti
Fortification (structure) -- klomashak
Fortified city -- klomashal-kahr
Fortress -- klomak
Freedman -- elalsu
Freedom -- el'es
Freeman (karl) -- elsu
Freydís Eiríksdóttir -- Frei'dis Eiriks'dotihr
Freyja (Freya, Freija, Frejya, Freyia, Fröja, Frøya, Frøjya, Freia, Freja, Freo, Frua, Freiya, Fria, Friia, Vria, Vanadis, Valfreya) -- Freiya
Freyr (Frey, Frea, Froyr, Fricco, Frikko, Fro, Yngvi, Ing, Inguin, Ingwine) -- Freir, Ing'vi
Frigg (Frigga, Fricca, Frikka, Frigida, Frige, Frija, Holda, Hulda, Eástre, Ēostre, Ôstarâ, Brechta, Bertha) -- Frigg, Frigga
Fright -- kolthak
Frighten -- koltha
Frisia (Friesland, Fryslân, Fraschlönj, Freesklöön, Freeskluin, Fresklun, Freesland, Fraislaand, etc.) -- Friziuh, Friz'land, Friz'lant, Frisi'a
Frisian -- friz-, frizik (adj.); frizsu (person/language)
Frisian Islands -- Friz-Vikuvtralar
Frost giant (hrímþurs) -- le-su-masuksu
Fulla (Volla) -- Fulla, Futla
Funeral -- mem-lu til-kum
Fur (n., skinn) -- ausachya
Fyn (Funen) -- Fihn
Fyrisvellir -- Fihris'velihr
Fyrkat -- Fihrkat

Gamla Uppsala (Old Uppsala) -- Gam'la Uhp'sala |os-Uhp'sala-kahr|
Gamle Lejra (Old Lejra) -- Gam'luh Leiruh
Gangr (Gangur) -- Ganguhr
Garden (n.) -- bah-ker
Garment (klæði) -- ain
Gaul (person) -- gaalsu
Gaut (person) -- gautsu
Gefjon (Gefjun, Gefion) -- Gef'yon
Geirröðr (Geirröður, Geirröd, Gerriod) -- Geirrohðuhr
Gerðr (Gerd, Gerda, Gerth) -- Gerðuhr, Gerd, Gerda
Germanic tribe -- dzher'man-emumaat
Gersemi -- Ger'semi
Ghost (draugr) -- tam'a
Giant (n., jǫtunn, þurs, risi, flagð) -- masuksu
Gilling -- Gilling, Gitling
Gjálp (Gialp) -- Gyaulp, Gyalp
Glacier (jǫkull) -- |dvun-|le-sumatra
Glove (n.) -- el'rukhut
Gná -- Gnau, Gnaa
God (guð) -- sa-ekon
Goddess -- ko-ekon
Gokstad -- Gok'stad
Gold (gull) -- kin-tukh
Gold bracelet -- kin-tukhik kar-nik-pakuv
Gold coin -- kin-tukh-buhn
Gold necklace -- kin-tukhik talu-ek'zeru
Gold ring (gullhringr) -- kin-tukh-mokuv
Götaland (Gotaland, Gattland, Gothland, Gotia, Götland) -- Gota'land, Yota'land
Goth (Gotr, Gut, Guta, Gutr, Gothus, Gótthos, Goter(in), Gotha) (person) -- gathsu
Gotland -- Got'land
Grain (korn) -- yartik
Grape (vínber) -- greiplar
Grass (gras) -- yar
Grassland -- yartra
Grave (n.) -- shi'vukhut
Greip -- Greip
Greenland -- Grin'lahnd
Greenlander -- grin'lahndsu
Greenlandic (adj.) -- grin'luhnsk-, grin'luhnskik
Gríðr (Gríður, Gridr, Grid) -- Griiðuhr
Ground (grund, grunnr) -- solektra
Growing season -- to'ovau-tevun-yonuk
Gudbrandsdal (Guðbrandsdalr, Gudbrandsdalen) -- Gud'brands'dal
Gullveig -- Gull'veig, Guhl'veig, Guhlt'veig
Gunnlöð (Gunnlöd) -- Gunn'lohð, Gunt'lohð
Gymir (Gymer) -- Gimir, Gihmir

Habit(s) -- es'merka
Häggeby Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Hahguh'bi
Hairbrush -- isachya-achut
Hairpin -- isachya-mof
Hairstyle (n.) -- isachya-kuhzu
Halfdan Ragnarsson (Hálfdan Ragnarsson, Halfdene, Healfdene, Albann) -- Haulf'dan Rag'nars'son
Hamar -- Haamar
Hammer (hamar, hamarr) -- mah-vel
Handle (n.) -- el'rek
Harpoon (n.) -- aluk-tilek (fish), weil-tilek (whale)
Hat -- tauk
Hawk (haukr) -- haak
Head (hǫfdi, hǫfuð) -- patam
Healer -- hakausu
Health -- muhl'es
Hearth (afl) -- yon-lanet
Hearthstone -- yon-lanet-kov
Heathen (person) -- ridvasu
Hedeby -- Hedebi
Heiðr (Heiður, Heidr) -- Heiðuhr
Heimdallr (Heimdallur, Heimdall, Heimdal, Rig, Hallinskiði, Hallinskidi, Vindlér, Vindhlér) -- Heim'dalluhr, Heim'datluhr
Heir -- gotsu
Hel (Hela, Hell, Halja, Frau Hölle) -- Hel
Helblindi -- Hel'blihndi
Helmet (hjálmr) -- patyerak
Herb -- bar-got (anc.)
Herd (n.) -- kuht
Herdsman -- kuhtsu
Hermóðr (Hermóður, Heremod, Hermod) -- Her'mooðuhr
Highlands -- pid-shal|tra|
Hill (fell, hæð) -- kunel
Hill fort -- kunel-klomak
Hill-giant (berg-risi) -- kunel-masuksu
Himmerland (Himbersysœl) -- Hihmuhr'lan
Hjörleifshöfði -- Hyohr'leifs'hohvði
Hjúki (Hjuke) -- Hyuuki
Hlín -- Hliin, Hlin
Höðr (Hod, Hoder, Hodur) -- Hohðuhr
Hög (mound) -- soltuh
Högby -- Hohg'bi
Hlora -- Hlora
Hnoss (Hnossa) -- Hnoss, Hnass
Höðr (Höður, Hod, Hodr, Hoder, Hodur) -- Hohðuhr
Hoenir (Hœnir, Hönir, Honir, Honer) -- Hohnir, Honir
Hole (hol, hylr, grǫf, rauf) -- razh
Home (n.) -- ha-kel
Home life -- kelek-ha'kiv
Honor -- dor (n.), dor-tor (v.)
Hood (hattr, hǫfuðdúkr, hǫttr) -- fash
Hook (n., krókr) -- kik
Horn (n.) -- stonn (animal); stonal (sound maker)
Horse (hestr, hross, marr) -- hors
Horse cart -- hors-hal
House (bær, hús) -- kelek
House-elf (húsálfr) -- kelek-wihnts
Howe (haugr) -- soltuh
Hræsvelgr (Hraesvelgr, Hresvelgr, Hraesveglur, Hraesvelg, Ræsvelg, Räsvelg) -- Hrais'velguhr, Hrahs'velguhr, Hreis'velguhr
Hretha -- Hretha
Hrymr (Hrymur, Hrymer, Hrym) -- Hrimuhr
Human -- komihn (adj.); komihnsu (n.)
Hunt -- po'austukaya (n.), po'austukau (v.)
Hunter (veiðimaðr) -- po'austukausu
Hunting trophy -- po'austukaun-donta'an
Hut -- veli-kel
Hvamm -- Kvamm
Hvammsfjörðr (Hvammsfjörður, Hvammsfjord) -- Kvamms'fyohrðuhr |Klehp t'Kvamm|
Hyrrokkin (Hyrrokken) -- Hirrokkin, Hihrokkin

Ice (íss, ís, svell) -- le-suma
Iceland (Ísland) -- Is'land
Icelander (Íslendingr) -- is'landsu
Icelandic -- is'lensk-, is'lenskik (adj.); is'lensku (language)
Idi -- Idi
Idunn (Iðunn, Iduna, Idunna, Idun, Ithun) -- Iðunn, Idunn
Illness (sótt) -- has-mar
Image (n.) -- glakuv
Imðr (Imður, Imdr) -- Im'ðuhr, Ihm'ðuhr
Immigrant -- vibashsu
Immigration -- vibashan
Incident -- pavesh
Independence -- tikopah
Independent (adj.) -- tikop-, tikopik
Infant (kǫgursveinn) -- kan-bu
Infant mortality -- kan-buyik tev'es
Influence -- fidaya (n.), fidau (v.)
Injury (mein, geigr) -- dash
Inner Hebrides -- Ihnuhr Hebrihdiz |Tvi-Hebrihdiz-Vikuvtralar|
Inscribe -- vikitau
Inscription -- vikitaya
Insignia -- terseht
Invade -- vishasplotau
Invader -- vishasplotausu
Invasion -- vishasplotaya
Iona (Eogan, Ivo-Genos, Hii, Eo, Eoa, Ioua insula, Euea insula, Eilean Idhe, Ì Chaluim Chille, Isle of Iona) -- Ai'ona
Ireland (Éiru, Éire, Iernē, Erin) -- Eruh, Air'luhnd
Irmin -- Ir'min
Iron (metal, jarn, járn) -- shek-tukh
Iron knife -- shek-tukh-lipau
Iron spearhead -- shek-tukhik tilek-sfek
Iron sword -- shek-tukh-shek
Iron tool -- shek-tukh-raul
Ironworker -- shek-tukh-zupsu
Irpa -- Irpa
Island (ey, eyland) -- vikuvtra
Isle of Man (Manu, Mona, Monapia, Monabia, Monoeda, Mevania, Maenavia, Eubonia, Eumonia, Manaw, Mön, Ellan Vannin, Mann, Mannin) -- Vikuvtra t'Mahn
Isolate -- sameskarau
Isolation -- sameskaraya
Ivar the Boneless (Ívarr Ragnarsson, Ívarr hinn Beinlausi, Hyngwar, Ivar Ragnarsson) -- Ivar Hinek-Fam |Ivar Rag'nars'son|
Ivory (n.) -- zudebur

Jacket (kossungr) -- kopal
Jar (n., container) -- kak
Jarl -- yarl |sa-te'ahkhikor t'Os-Skahndihneivyuh|
Jarl Birger Magnusson -- Yarl Birger Mag'nus'son
Jarl/King Björn Ironside (Björn Ragnarsson, Björn Járnsíða, Björn Järnsida) -- Yarl/Sa-Te'kor Byohrn Shek-Tukh-Vla |Byohrn Rag'nars'son|
Jarl Folke Birgersson -- Yarl Folke Birgers'son
Jarl Johan Sverkersson -- Yarl Yo'han Sverkers'son
Jarl Jon Sverkersson -- Yarl Yon Sverkers'son
Jarl Karl Döve -- Yarl Karl Dohve
Jarl Karl Sverkersson -- Yarl Karl Sverkers'son
Jarl Knut Birgersson -- Yarl Knut Birgers'son
Jarl/King Ragnarr Loðbrók (Ragnar Lodbrok, Ragnar Lothbrok, Ragnar Hairy Breeches) -- Yarl/Sa-Te'kor Rag'nar Loð'brok
Jarl Ragnvald Eysteinsson (Ragnvald Mørejarl) -- Yarl Raguhn'vald Eisteins'son
Jarl Ragnvald Ulfsson -- Yarl Raguhn'vald Ulfs'son
Jarl Ragvald Henriksson -- Yarl Rag'vald Hen'riks'son
Jarl Sigurðr Hlöðvisson (Sigurd Hlodvirsson, Sigurd the Stout) -- Yarl Sigurðuhr Hlohð'vis'son
Jarl Thorfinn Sigurðarson (Þorfinn Sigurðarson, Thorfinn Sigurdsson, Thorfinn the Mighty) -- Yarl Thor'fihn Sigurðarson
Jarl Ulf Tostesson -- Yarl Ulf Tostes'son
Járnsaxa (Iárnsaxa) -- Jaurn'saksa, Jaarn'saksa
The Jelling Stones -- |Run-|Kovlar t'Yeling
Jewel -- ek'zer (anc.)
Jewelry -- ek'zeru (anc.)
Jomsborg (Jumne, Wollin) -- Yoms'borg
Jörð (Jǫrð, Jord, Jarð, Eorðe, Erd, Erda, Ertha) -- Yohrð
Jörðhaugr (Jordhøj) -- Yorð'hoi, Yord'hoi
Jörmungandr (Iörmungandr, Jormungand, Jörmungand, Miðgarðsormr, Midgard Serpent, World Serpent) -- Yohrmunganduhr
Journey -- halovaya (n.), halovau (v.)
Judge (n., dómari) -- to-go-rasathausu
Jug (n.) -- masuhb
Justice (jafnaðr) -- yeht-gav
Jute (n., Eodose, Eotena, Eota, Ióta, Iúta, Iutus) -- dzhutsu |yutsu|
Jutish (adj.) -- dzhut-, dzhutik |yut-, yutik|
Jutland (Iutum, Jylland) -- Yut'land
Jutlander -- yut'landsu

Kälvesten Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Kahlvuh'sten
Kári (Kari) -- Kauri, Kari
Karl -- Karl
Karmøy -- Karmoi
Karvi, Karve -- karvi |pi viking-wu-mashali|
Kaupang (Skiringssal) -- Koipang, Kaupang
Kill (v.) -- stau
Killer -- stausu
Kind (type) -- ves
King (konungr, fylkir, gramr, jǫfurr, lofðungr) -- sa-te'krusu (general term); Sa-Te'kor (in a title or with a name)
King Ælfrēd (Ælfrǣd, Alfred the Great) of Wessex -- Sa-Te'kor Ahlf'reid |Lo'uk| t'Wesihks
King Beorhtric of Wessex -- Sa-Te'kor Be'orkht'rik t'Wesihks
King Ēadweard Andettere (Eduardus Confessor, Edward the Confessor) -- Sa-Te'kor Ed'werd An'dettere |Ed'werd Savarsu|
King Eirik Sigrsæll (Hericus, Erik the Victorious) -- Sa-Te'kor Eirik Siguhr'sailt
King Eric Haraldsson (Eiríkr Haraldsson, Eiríkr blóðøx, Eric Bloodaxe) -- Sa-Te'kor Eirikuhr Haralds'son |Eirikuhr Khaf-La'ash|
King Ermanaric (Aírmanareiks, Ermanaricus, Eormenric, Jǫrmunrekr, Jörmunrekkr) -- Sa-Te'kor Ermanareiks
King Gorm (Gormr gamli, Gorm den Gamle, Gorm the Old) -- Sa-Te'kor Gormuhr |Os|
King Gudfred (Gudfred Sigfredsson, Godfred, Göttrick, Gøtrik, Gudrød, Godofredus) -- Sa-Te'kor Gud'fred Sig'freds'son
King Håkon I -- Sa-Te'kor Hohkon 1
King Håkon II -- Sa-Te'kor Hohkon 2
King Håkon III -- Sa-Te'kor Hohkon 3
King Håkon IV -- Sa-Te'kor Hohkon 4
King Håkon V -- Sa-Te'kor Hohkon 5
King Harald Bluetooth (Haraldr blátonn Gormsson, Harald Blåtand Gormsen) -- Sa-Te'kor Haralduhr blau'ton Gorms'son
King Harald Hardrada (Harald Hardradi, Harald Sigurdsson, Haraldr harðráði Sigurðarson, Harald III) -- Sa-Te'kor Haralduhr harð'rauði Sigurðarson
King Harold II (Harold Godwinson, Harold Godƿinson) -- Sa-Te'kor Harold 2 |Harold God'winson|
King Hemming I -- Sa-Te'kor Hemming 1
King Hemming II -- Sa-Te'kor Hemming 2
King Horik I (Horik Gudfredsson, Ericus I) -- Sa-Te'kor Horik 1
King Horik II (Horik Horiksson, Erik Barn, Ericus II) -- Sa-Te'kor Horik 2
King Hrethel (Hreþel) -- Sa-Te'kor Hrethel
King Hrolf (Hrólf, Hrólfr) -- Sa-Te'kor Hrolf
King Ohthere (Óttarr vendilkráka, Ottar, Ohtere) -- Sa-Te'kor Ottarr vendi'krauka |Other, Ottar|
King Olaf II (Olaf II Haraldsson, Óláfr Haraldsson) -- Sa-Te'kor Olaf 2 |Olauvuhr 2 Haralds'son|
King Olaf Geirstada-Alf (Óláfr Geirstaða-Álfr) -- Sa-Te'kor Olaf Geirstada-Alf |Olauvuhr Geirstaða-Aulvuhr|
King Olaf Skötkonung (Olof Skötkonung, Olafr Eiríksson, Óláfr sænski, Olaf the Swedish) -- Sa-Te'kor Olauvuhr Eiriks'son
King Olaf Tryggvason (Óláfr Tryggvason) -- Sa-Te'kor Olauvuhr Trihgva'son
King Svein Forkbeard (Sweyn Forkbeard, Sveinn Tjúguskegg) -- Sa-Te'kor Svein Tchugu'skeg
King Tryggve Olafsson (Tryggvi Óláfsson, Tryggve Olavsson) -- Sa-Te'kor Trihg'vi Olaufs'son
Kingdom (ríki) -- te'kortra
Kingittorsuaq Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Kingihtorsu'ak
Kinsman (frændi, náungi) -- tomasu
Kintyre (Cinn Tìre) -- Kihn'tair
Kitchen -- af'tum
Kitchen ware -- af'tum-greink
Knife (knífr, sax) -- lipau
Knǫrr, Knörr, Knárr, Knarr (pl. knerrir) -- knar|r|, knohrr, knor|r| |viking-ifis-hali|
Knot (n., knútr) -- gor
Knowledge (kunnandi, kunnusta, skyn) -- fai-tukh
Kristiana (Christiana) -- Kristi'ana |Os-Ush'lu|
Kvasir (Kvaser) -- Kvasir

L'Anse-aux-Meadows -- Lans-o-Medo|z|
Ladder -- pu'uth
Lake (vatn) -- suk'muzh
Land (n., biǫð, bjǫð, fit) -- solektra (ground, property, region); shasol (nation)
Landeryd Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Landerihd
Language (mál) -- gen-lis
Lapp (n.) -- lahpsu
Lappland -- Lahp'lahnd, Lap'land
Latin (language) -- latin|su|
Laufey (Nál) -- Loifei, Laufei, Naul, Nal
Lava (hraun) -- zul
Lead (metal) -- ras-tukh
Leader (fólkhagi, skati, vísi, vini) -- fulagsu
Learning (n.) -- orenan
Leather (ledr) -- duf
Leif Erikson (Leifr Eiríkssonr, Leifur Eiríksson, Leiv Eiriksson, Leif Ericson) -- Leivuhr Eiriks'son
Lejra (Hleiðargarðar) -- Leiruh
Lewis (Leòdhas) -- Luwihs
Life (fjǫr, líf, lífdagr) -- ha'kiv
Limerick (Hlymrekr) -- Lihmuhrihk
Lindholm -- Lind'holm
Lindholm Hills (Lindholm Høje) -- Lind'holm Hohye |Okunellar t'Lind'holm|
Lindisfarne (Medcaut, Lindisfarena, Lindisfarena ea) -- Lihndihs'farn
Linen (hǫrr, lín) -- flahks-sai
Lingsberg -- Lings'berg
Lingsberg Runestones -- Run-Kovlar t'Lings'berg
Literature -- kitau-tanaf
Location -- shi
Lóðurr (Lóður, Lódurr, Lódur, Lóthurr, Lóthur, Lódhurr, Lódhur, Lodurr, Lodur, Lothurr, Lothur, Lodhurr, Loðurr, Loður, Lodhur) -- Looðurr
Lofn -- Lofuhn, Lovuhn
Log (n.) -- lapuh
Logi (Loge, Hálogi) -- Logi
Loki (Loptr, Hveðrungr) -- Loki
Loom -- svimog-nevis
Lord (dróttinn, herra, þengill) -- pidsu
Lore (fróðleikr, frœði) -- kethtra
Lowlands -- nuk-shal|tra|
Luggude (Ljuþguð, Lyuthgud) -- Luhguduh
Lydford (Hlidaford, Hlidan, Lyghatford, Lidefort, Lideford) -- Lihd'fuhrd

Mace -- gluhg
Maeshowe (Maes Howe, Orkhaugr) -- Meis'hau
Magni -- Mag'ni
Mainland (meginland) -- nel-solektra
Man (maðr, halr, hǫlðr, hǫldr, karl, karlmaðr, rekkr, verr) -- sasu
Máni (Mani) -- Mauni, Maani, Mani
Map -- besan (n.), besau (v.)
Market (n., kaupstefna) -- ramakurai
Markland -- Mark'land
Marriage (kostr) -- kun-ut
Mead (mjoðr) -- miid
Meal (matr, mjǫl, verðr) -- yem
Meat (slátr) -- kahm
The Mediterranean Sea -- Svitan-Masutra
Meili -- Meili
Memorial stone (bautarsteinn) -- dor-kov, vokau-kov
Mercia (Mierce, Myrce, Myrcenes Landes) -- Mersiya
Metal (n.) -- mokev
Metalworker -- mokevsu
Middlesex (Middelsaexe, Middleseaxon, Middleseaxan) -- Mihduhl'seks
Midgard (Miðgarðr) -- Mihd'gard, Mihð'garðuhr
Migration -- bashan
Milk (n., mjólk) -- thas
Millet -- mihluht
Millstone -- yartik-grazhau-kov
Mímir (Mimer, Mim) -- Miimir, Mimir
Mirror (n.) -- haulat
Móðguðr (Móðguður, Modgudur, Modgud) -- Mooð'guðuhr, Mooð'gvuðuhr
Móði (Módi, Mothi) -- Móði
Möjbro Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Mohyuh'bro
Money (fé, fémunir, skillingr) -- donku
Monk (munkr) -- kontush
Mother (n., móðir) -- ko-mekh
Mound (haugr) -- soltuh
Mountain (fell, fjall) -- suk'kunel (non-volcanic); zul-kunel (volcanic)
Moustache -- abru-bru-isachya
Mundilfari (Mundilfäri) -- Mundil'fari, Mundil'fahri
Murder -- riyeht-staya (n.), riyeht-stau (v.)
Music -- ralash-tanaf
Musician -- ralash-tanafsu
Myth -- holsh
Mythology -- holsh-tal

Naglfari -- Naguhl'fari
Name (nafn) -- ahm
Narfi (Nörfi, Nǫrfi, Nörr, Nǫrr, Naurr, Narvi, Norvi, Nörvi, Njörfi, Njörvi, Nari, Nori) -- Narfi, Narvi, Norvi, Nohrfi, Nohrvi
Nari -- Nari
Native -- salat-, salatik (adj.); salasu (n.)
Necklace (men) -- talu-ek'zeru
Needle (n.) -- |og-|lum
Neighbor (nábúi) -- behsu
Njörðr (Njörður, Njörð, Njarð, Njörd, Niörd, Njor, Njord, Njoerd, Njorth) -- Nyohrðuhr, Nyord
Njörun -- Nyohrun
Nonnebakken -- None'baken
Norman -- nor'man-, nor'manik (adj.); nor'mansu (person)
Norse -- nors-, norsik (adj.), norssu (language)
Norse bearing-dial -- norsik dah-sfek-kharatik mik
Norse god (ás, áss) -- aus |nors-sa-ekon|
Norse goddess (ásynja) -- ausinya |nors-ko-ekon|
Norseman (víkingr, víkingur) -- norssu, vikingsu, desh'raksu
North -- desh'rak
North America -- Desh'rak-Uhmerikuh
The North Sea -- Desh'rak-Masutra
Northern -- desh'rak-, desh'rakik
Northern Europe -- Desh'rak-Yuropuh, Desh'rak-Yuhruhp
Northern European -- desh'rak-yuropan-, desh'rak-yuropanik (adj.); desh'rak-yuropasu (person)
The Northern Lights -- Desh'rak Ha'gellar
Northmen (norðmenn, nordmanni, víkingar) -- desh'raksular, vikingsular
Northumbria (Norþhymbra) -- North'uhmbriuh
Nótt (Nott) -- Nott
Norway (Norvegr, Norðurvegr, Nóregr, Norge, Noreg) -- Norguh
Norwegian -- norsk-, norskik (adj.); norguhsu (person)

Oar (há) -- fel
Oath (eiðr) -- relkoh
Observation -- glantaya
Odense (Óðinsvé, Odins Vé) -- Oðuhnsuh
Odin (Óðinn, Odinn, Aldaföðr, Alföðr, Blindi, Blindr, Ennibrattr, Fjölnir, Forni, Goðjaðarr, Hávi, Hoárr, Jörmunr, Sigföðr, Valtýr) -- Oðinn, Odihn
Óðr (Óður, Óð, Odr, Odur, Od) -- Óðuhr
Offering -- nufaya
Ohthere's Barrow (Ohthere's Mound, Ottarshögen) -- Soltuh t'Ottarr
Oil (n.) -- elmin
Oil lamp -- elmin-yonet
Old Norse (language) -- os-norssu
Omen -- gihlt
Orchard -- lap-bah-ker
Origin (uppruni) -- tveshu
Orkney Islands (Orkneyjar) -- Vikuvtralar t'Ork'ni
Ornament (hnoss) -- fanet
Oslo (Christiana, Kristiana) -- Ush'lu, As'lo, Az'lo
Oslofjord (Oslofjöðr, Oslofjǫrðr, Oslofjorden) -- Ush'lu'fyorduhn
Östergötland -- Estuhr'get'land
Østfold -- Ohst'fol
Outer Hebrides -- Autuhr Hebrihdiz |Si-Hebrihdiz-Vikuvtralar|
Oven -- fasek
Ox (uxi) -- aks

Paddle (n.) -- felralek
Paper (n.) -- dun
Paris -- Pari, Perihs
Pasture (gras, eng) -- yaritra
Peninsula -- ulef-vikuvtra
Pict (person) -- pihkt|su|
Plunder -- neksnem-tukh (n.); neksnem-tor (v.)
Poem (kvæði) -- fa'kaf
Poet (skáld) -- fa'kaf-tanafsu
Poetry (skáldskapr, bragþáttr) -- fa'kaf-tanaf
Poland (Polonia, Polōnía, Polska, Polen, Pol'sha) -- Pol'ska
Pot (n.) -- greindzh
Pottery -- krizh'vitra
Priest (prestr) -- sa-ekon-fulagsu
Prince (buðlungr, dǫglingr, jǫfurr, lofðungr, þjóðann) -- sa-elki
Princess -- ko-elki
Provisions (n., atdráttr, fang, nest, vegnest) -- tanil-tukh
Prow (framstafn, hǫfuðstafn) -- MH-khom, khom-krus

Quartz -- kohv|-tukh|
Queen (dróttning) -- ko-te'krusu (general term); Ko-Te'kor (in a title or with a name)

Raid -- absakaya (n.), absakau (v.)
Rain -- sov-masu (n.), sov-mashau (v.)
Rainfall -- sov-masu-tev
Rake (n.) -- dref
Rán (Ran) -- Raun, Raan
Rank (n., rǫð) -- lan
Rape -- abekrelfaya (n.), abekrelfau (v.)
Raven banner (hrafnsmerki, hrafnsmerkja) -- reivuhn-hai-fan |t'vikingsular|
Refuge (n.) -- rau-nol
Region -- shal
Reindeer (hreinn) -- keruhbu
Relative (n., frændi) -- tomasu
Relic -- za-vel
Religion (siðr, trú) -- odva
Revenge -- ran-pleth
Rhein (Rhine, Rhin, Rijn) -- Pilash t'Rain
Rheinland (Rhineland) -- Rain'lant, Rain'land
Ribe (Ripen) -- Ribe
Rich -- don-ka
Rights -- to-tanlar
Rindr (Rindur, Rind) -- Rinduhr, Rihnduhr
Ring (n.) -- mokuv
Ringsted -- Ring'sted
Ritual -- ho-rah
River (á, fljót) -- pilash
Road (braut, gata) -- fau-yut
Roam -- papulau
Rob (ráena, stela) -- snikau
Robe (n.) -- pelal
Rock (sker) -- kov (stone); kov-tukh (material)
Rogaland -- Roga'land, Ruuga'lan
Romsdal (Raumsdalr) -- Roms'dal
Roof (ræfr, þak, þekja) -- kamu
Room (n.) -- tvi-shal (chamber); ret (space)
Rope (festr, reip, strengr) -- |man-|elakh
Rosheim -- Ros'haim
Roskilde -- Ruhskiluh
Ruins (n.) -- yigahdelu
Rule (n., regulation) -- to-go
Rule (v.) -- khau
Rule over -- abukhau
Ruler (hǫfðingi, skati, þjóðann) -- |abu|khausu
Rùm (Rum, Rhum, Isle of Rum) -- Ruum
Rune -- skuf
Runestone -- skuf-kov
Russia -- Rasiya
Russian -- ruski-, ruskik (adj.); ruski (language); rasiyasu (person)
Rygge -- Rihge

Sacrifice -- oslauvolaya (n.), oslauvolau (v.)
Saddle ((n., sǫðull) -- fau-ku-san
Sæmingr (Sæmingur, Saemingr, Sæming, Saeming) -- Saiminguhr, Sahminguhr, Seiminuhr
Sága -- Sauga, Saaga
Sail (n., segl) -- mashalo-thalv
Sailor (farmaðr) -- masutrasu, mashalovausu
Sand (sandr) -- mazhiv
Sandraudiga -- Sand'raudiga
Saxon -- sahksuhn-, sahksuhnik (adj.); sahksuhnisu (person)
Scabbard (skálpr, slíðir, slíðrar, umgjǫrð) -- shek-mesk
Scandinavia -- Skahnduhneivyuh
Scandinavian -- skahnduhneivyan-, skahnduhneivyanik (adj.); skahnduhneivyasu (person)
Schleswig (Slesvig) -- Shles'vihg, Shles'vihk
Scotland (Alba, Alban, Albain, Albania, Albany, Albu, Scotia) -- Skat'luhnd
Scramasax -- skramuh'saks, skrahmuh'sahks |skrahmuhs-la'ash|
Scribe -- va'akitausu
Script (n.) -- zukitan
Scroll (n.) -- murat
Sea (ægir, haf, harr, marr, sjór, ver) -- masutra
Sealskin (n.) -- siuhl-wadi
Season (árangr) -- tevun-yonuk
Seat (sæti) -- ku-san
Seine (River) -- Pilash t'Seineh |Pilash t'Sen|
Settlement (bygð, landnám) -- shi'fiferhanaun
Sheep (smali, smalar) -- ship|lar|
Shelf -- nef
Shell (n.) -- fo
Shelter (n., hlíf) -- rau-nol
Shepherd -- ship-fulagsu
Shield (lind, rǫnd, skjǫldr) -- fo-dan
Shield wall (skjald-borg) -- fo-dan-temok
Ship (skip, knǫrr, knörr, knárr, eik, kjóll, karfi, knattarbarki) -- masu-hali (TGV), mashali (MGV)
Ship-burial -- masu-hali-visolektaya (TGV), mashali-visolektaya (MGV)
Shoe (skór) -- ash'el
Shovel (n.) -- hilek
Shrine -- oshi
Sibling -- kaisu
Sickness (kvilla, sóttarfar) -- has-mar
Siege (n.) -- tvifostan
Sif (Syf) -- Sif, Sihf
Sigi (Siggi, Sigge) -- Sigi, Sihgi
Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye (Sigurðr Ragnarsson, Sigurðr ormr í auga) -- Sigurðuhr Oluhk svi'Bezhun |Sigurðuhr Rag'nars'son|
Sigyn (Sigun, Siguna) -- Sigihn
Silver (silfr) -- haul-tukh
Silver bracelet -- haul-tukhik kar-nik-pakuv
Silver coin -- haul-tukh-buhn
Silver necklace -- haul-tukhik talu-ek'zeru
Silver ring -- haul-tukh-mokuv
Sing (v.) -- uralau
Sinþgunt (Sinthgunt) -- Sinth'gunt
Sister (systir, nipt) -- ko-kai
Site (n.) -- shi
Sjöfn (Sjofn, Siofn, Vjofn) -- Syohfuhn, Shohfuhn
Skaði (Skadi, Skade, Skathi, Öndurguð, Öndurdís) -- Skaði, Skadi
Skagerrak (Noric Channel) -- Skaguhrak, Skahguhrahk
Skåne (Skáney, Skaane) -- Skohnuh
Skateholm -- Skatuh'holm
Skeid (skeið) -- skeið |suk viking-wu-mashali|
Skeleton -- hinek-teraya (TGV), hinektra (MGV)
Skin (skinn, hamr, belgr) -- wadi
Skokholm -- Skak'holm
Skomer -- Skomer
Skírnir -- Skiirnir, Skirnir
Skjöldr (Skjold, Skiold, Skioldus, Scyld) -- Skyohlduhr
Skrýmir -- Skriimir, Skrimir
Skuld -- Skuld
Skye (Scitis, Scetis, Skið, Scia insula, Skuy, Skýey, An t-Eilean Sgitheanach or Eilean a' Cheò, Isle of Skye) -- Skai
Slagelse -- Slagelsuh
Slate -- kitau-kov
Slave (þræll) -- kafeh
Slavery -- kafehtru
Sled (n.) -- izh-hali
Sleeping hall (skáli) -- yuk-suk'shal
Sleeping room (svefnhús) -- shi'yuk, yuk-shal
Sleeve (ermr) -- karkru
Småland -- Smohland
Smith (n., smiðr) -- zhuksu
Snekke (snekkja) -- snek'kya |pi viking-wu-mashali|
Snotra -- Snotra
Snow (n., snjár, snær) -- izh
Södermanland (Suðrmannalandi, Sudermannia, Sudermania) -- Sohder'man'land
Soil (n.) -- solek
Sól (Sol, Sunna) -- Sool, Sol
Son (niðr, sonr, burr) -- sa-fu
Song (sǫngr) -- rarav
Sorø -- Sor'oh
Soul (sál, ǫnd) -- katra
South -- khu'rak
Southeast -- khu-she'rak
Southern Europe -- Khu'rak-Yuropuh, Khu'rak-Yuhruhp
Southwest -- khu-tev'rak
Spear (n., darraðr, fleinn, atgeirr, spjót) -- tilek
Spear shaft -- tilek-fek
Spearhead (geirr) -- tilek-sfek
Spoon (n., spónn) -- floku
Stamford -- Stahm'fuhrd
Standing stone -- laman-kov, toskov
Statue -- sukhlop
Statuette -- pi'sukhlop
Steering oar (hjölm) -- dakharau-fel
Steersman (stýrismaðr) -- dakharausu
Stenness (Steinnes, Steinsnes) -- Stennes
Steppe -- psethtra
Stone (steinn) -- kov; kov-tukh
Stonecarver -- kov-skramsu
Stonework -- kov-torvaya
Stoneworker -- kov-torvausu
Storehouse (n.) -- tsorkel
Story (mál, saga) -- var
Straumsöy -- Stroims'oi
Straw (hálmr) -- stra
Stromness (Straumsnes) -- Strom'nes
Structure -- kel (building); kelutra (construction); velek (form)
Supplies (n., atdráttr, viðfǫng) -- tanil-tukh
Surtr (Surtur, Surt) -- Surtuhr
Sussex (Suth-Seaxe, Suth-Sæxe, Suthsaexna rīce, Suth Sexena) -- Suhsihks
Suttungr (Suttung) -- Suhtunguhr, Suttunguhr
Sværdborg -- Svahrd'borg, Sveird'borg
Svasuðr (Svasuður, Svasuthur, Suasuthur, Svasudr, Svasud) -- Sva'suðuhr
Swabia (Schwaben, Schwabenland, Svevia, Suabia, Svebia) -- Sweibiuh, Shwabuhn
Swamp (n., myrr) -- flash
Swansea (Sweynsey, Sweinsey, Aber-Tawy, Abertawe) -- Swanzi
Swede (n.) -- sveriguhsu
Sweden (Svíþjóð, Svea, Sverige) -- Sveriguh, Swiduhn
Sword (hjálmrǫðull, hjǫrr, mækir, sverð) -- shek
Symbol -- sehtebihk
Syn -- Sin, Sihn

Table (borð) -- pasu
Tale (mál, saga) -- var
Temple (building) -- |suk'|shi'kon
Tent (tjald) -- sai-kel
Text -- kitutra
Textile -- sail
Thiassi (Þjazi, Thiazi, Thjazi, Tjasse) -- Thyasi, Thyazi, Thi'asi, Thi'azi
Thing (Þing) -- thing |to-feretaya t'Ma'os-Skahnduhneivyuh|
Thingvellir (Þingvellir) -- Thing'vetlihr
Thor (Þórr, Ása-Þórr, Ásabragr, Ennilangr, Hlórriði, Öku-Þor, Aku-Þor, Sönnungr, Véurr, Véoðr, Véuðr, Vingþórr) -- Thorr, Thor
Thor's hammer -- mah-vel t'Thor
Thor's hammer pendant -- mah-vel-kihsev t'Thor
Thorfinn Karlsefni (Þorfinnr Karlsefni, Þorfinnr Þórðarson) -- Thor'fihnuhr Karls'ef'ni, Thor'fihnuhr Thorðarson
Thorgerðr (Þórgerðr, Þórgerðr Hölgabrúðr) -- Thor'gerðuhr |Hohlga'bruuðuhr|
Thorvald Eiriksson (Þōrvaldr Eirikssonr, Þorvaldur Eiríksson, Thorvald Ericson) -- Thor'valduhr Eiriks'son
Thrúðr (Þrúðr, Thrúdr, Thrudr, Thrud) -- Thruuðuhr
Thrudgelmir (Þrúðgelmir) -- Thruudyel'mir
Thrymr (Þrymr, Thrym) -- Thrimuhr
Tomb -- brag
Tool (n.) -- raul
Torc -- talu-mokuv
Torhouse -- Tor'haus
Town (borg) -- kahr
Tree (baðmr, eik, tré) -- lap
Trelleborg (city) -- Trele'borg
Trinket -- mokvel
Trøndelag (Þróndheimr, Þrœndalog, Þröndalog) -- Trohnduh'laag
Trophy -- skil-donta'an
Trundholm -- Trund'holm
Tunulliarfik Fjord (Eiriksfjöðr, Eiriksfjord, Tunugdliarfik) -- Klehp t'Tunuhli'ar'fik
Tynemouth -- Tain'muhth
Týr (Teiws, Tīw, Tīg, Ziu, Tiu, Tius) -- Tiir, Tiu, Ziu

Ubba Ragnarsson (Ubbe, Ubbi, Hubba) -- Ubba Rag'nars'son
Ukraine -- Ukra'yina
Ulfrún -- Ulf'ruun
Ullr (Ull, Ullur, Uller, Oller, Ollerus, Holler, Vulder) -- Ulluhr, Utluhr
Uppland -- Uhp'land
Uppsala -- Uhp'sala
Urðr (Urður, Urd, Urth) -- Urðuhr
Útgarða-Loki (Utgarda-Loki, Utgard-Loki) -- Uut'garða-Loki

Vafþrúðnir (Vafthruthnir, Vafthrudnir, Vafthrudner) -- Vaf'thruuð'nir
Váli (Vali) -- Vauli, Vali
Valleberga Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Valuh'berga
Valley -- ku-li
Valsgärde -- Vals'gerduh
Valuables -- taluhku
Vár (Vór, Vara) -- Vaur, Vaar, Voor
Varangerfjord (Varangerfjorden, Varanginvuono, Várjavuonna) -- Varanguhr'fyorduhn
Värmland -- Vahrm'land
Västergötland -- Vahstuhr'goht'land
Västmanland (Vestmannalandi) -- Vahst'man'land
Vé (Ve) -- Vye, Ve
Vedbæk -- Ved'beik
Veggdegg -- Vegg'degg
Verðandi (Verdandi, Verthandi) -- Verðandi
Vestfold -- Vest'fol
Vestmannaeyjar (Westman Islands) -- Vest'mant'na'eiyar |Vikuvtralar t'Tev'raksular|
Viborg (Véborg) -- Vi'baa, Vi'borg
Victor -- skilsu
Victorious -- skilan-, skilanik
Victory (sigr) -- skil
Víðarr (Vidar, Vithar, Vidarr, Vitharr) -- Viðarr
Viking (adj.) -- viking-, vikingik
Viking (n., víkingr) -- vikingsu
The Viking Age -- Viking-Pal
Viking dragonship -- viking-yoshuhlnak-mashali
Viking longship (langskip) -- viking-wu-mashali
Viking settlement -- viking-shi'fiferhanaun
Viking sun-board -- viking-ug'yel-dohn
Viking sun-stone -- viking-ug'yel-kov
Víli (Vili, Vile) -- Vili
Village -- pi'kahr
Vindsval (Vindsual) -- Vind'sval
Vingnir -- Ving'nir
Vingulmark -- Vingul'mark
Vinland -- Vin'land, Vihn'luhnd
Violence -- khrash
Violent -- khrashik
Volcano -- |suk'|zul-kunel
Vör (Vor) -- Vohr
Voyage -- halan (n.), hal-tor (v.)

Wales (Walas, Cymru) -- Kuhm'ri
Wall (n.) -- temok
Walrus ivory -- wal'ruhs-zudebur
Walrus tusk -- wal'ruhs-sazud
War (ófriðr) -- ahkh
Warfare -- ahkhan
Warhorn -- ahkh-stonal
Warrior (drengr, rekkr) -- ahkhsu
Waterford (Veðrafjorðr, Port Láirge) -- Watuhr'fuhrd
Wealth -- don-tak
Weapon (vápn, skóð) -- wun
Weaver -- svimogsu
Wessex (West-Seaxe, West-Sæxe, Westseaxna rīce, West Sexena) -- Wesihks
West -- tev'rak
West Norse (language) -- tev'rak-norssu
Western -- tev'rak-, tev'rakik
Western Europe -- Tev'rak-Yuropuh, Tev'rak-Yuhruhp
Wexford (Veisafjorðr, Weisforthe, Loch Garman) -- Weks'fuhrd
Whale (n., hvalr) -- weil
Wheat (hveiti) -- kap-yar
Wheel (hjól) -- halek
Wicklow (Víkingaló, Wykinglo, Wygingelow, Wykinglowe, Cill Mhantáin) -- Wihk'lo
Wilderness -- shi'kwai
Window (gluggr) -- krani
Wine (vín) -- vin
Wisdom (speki) -- kau
Witch (vǫlva) -- ko-krelsh
Withdrawal -- saseshaya
Wolf (ulfr, freki, valdr) -- wolf
Woman (kona, fljóð, víf) -- kosu
Wood -- lapan
Woodcarver -- lapan-skramsu
Woodcraft -- lapan-tanaf
Woodcrafter -- lapan-tanafsu
Woodworker -- lapan-ar'kadasu
Work -- ar'kadan (n.), ar'kada (v.)
Worship -- kon (n.), kon-tor (v.)
Writing (n.) -- kitaya
Writings (n.) -- kitalu

Yard (n.) -- ker
Year (ár) -- tevun
Yew bow (ybogi, ýbogi) -- yu-kes-wun
Ymir (Aurgelmir, Brimir, Bláinn) -- Imir
York (Eoforwic, Jórvík, Yourke, Yorke) -- York
Young (adj.) -- nu'ri|-| (anc.)
Yttergärde Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Ihter'gahrduh

Zealand (Sjælland) -- Zi'land
Zealander -- zi'landsu
Zone (n.) -- shal

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