"Runar"
— kọrin nipasẹ Danheim
"Runar" jẹ orin ti a ṣe lori danish ti a tu silẹ lori 09 oṣu-kẹsan 2020 lori ikanni osise ti aami igbasilẹ - "Danheim". Iwari iyasoto alaye nipa "Runar". Wa lyric orin ti Runar, awọn itumọ, ati awọn otitọ orin. Awọn dukia ati Nẹtiwọọki Worth jẹ akojo nipasẹ awọn onigbọwọ ati awọn orisun miiran gẹgẹbi nkan ti alaye ti a rii lori intanẹẹti. Igba melo ni orin "Runar" han ninu awọn shatti orin ti a ṣe akojọpọ? "Runar" jẹ fidio orin ti a mọ daradara ti o mu awọn ipo ni awọn shatti oke olokiki, gẹgẹbi Top 100 Denmark Awọn orin, Top 40 danish Awọn orin, ati diẹ sii.
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"Runar" Awọn Otitọ
"Runar" ti de 15.2M lapapọ awọn iwo ati awọn ayanfẹ 115.4K lori YouTube.
A ti fi orin naa silẹ lori 09/09/2020 o si lo awọn ọsẹ 239 lori awọn shatti naa.
Orukọ atilẹba ti fidio orin naa jẹ "DANHEIM - RUNAR".
"Runar" ti ṣe atẹjade lori Youtube ni 09/09/2020 14:14:10.
"Runar" Lyric, Awọn olupilẹṣẹ, Aami igbasilẹ
Lyrics are from Sigerdrivamål (Norwegian: Sigrdrífumál) or Brynhildarljóð which is a heroic poem from The Older Edda; it is the first of the poems in the cycle about Sigurd Fåvnesbane.
It teaches us of both healing, shamanism, and the carving and importance of runes, especially in stanza 11.
In stanza 11 we see the word "Læknir" -
;We do not have an exact description of which knowledge and qualities it may have had in Norse
;But Greinruner might have been used and carved to treat wounds or diseases.
The complete poem is written in a new-fashioned way, depicts a meeting between Sigurd and the Valkyrie
;Sigurd rides through a ring of fire to free a human being who is bound
;The woman is Sigerdriva, who is struck by sleep magic by
;As a thank you for Sigurd's help, she inaugurates him in the magic of runic art.
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Lyrics (Old norse)
Limrúnar skaltu kunna,
af þú vilt læknir vera,
ok kunna sár at sjá;
á berki skal þær rísta
ok á baðmi viðar,
Lyrics (translated) / Scandinavian
”Greinruner skal du lære ”
om du vil lege bli
og skjønne deg på sår;
rist dem på barken,
og rist dem på kvister
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