The Runes: Eh - Horse

[@MythologywithMike]

The Canadian rune, Eh

[@larrywave]

Yes 🤣

[@dirckthedork-knight1201]

Look at my horse my horse is amazing! Also i am beginning to notice that the Old English rune poem tends to talk about warriors a lot

[@samwill7259]

A horse is a horse of course of course

[@griff-p9094]

That poem is on point you just can't not love horses

[@Hurlebatte]

I'd be careful when talking about the sound value of ᛇ. The modern copy of the rune poem from Otho B 10 (the original burned up in 1731) says the name of ᛇ is "eoh". Cotton Domitian A 9 associates ᛇ with the sound value "eo". As far as I know, this is the only evidence for ᛇ standing for /eo/. Meanwhile, two other manuscripts imply the rune made /i(ː)/ and [x], and these are the sound values the rune has in actual Futhorc texts. So /i(ː)/ and [x] are well supported sound values, while /eo/ is much less supported.