What is another word for runes?
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˈuːnz], [ ɹˈuːnz], [ ɹ_ˈuː_n_z]
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Synonyms for Runes:
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n.
• alphabet- abcs ,
- elements ,
- fundamentals ,
- graphic representation ,
- hieroglyphs ,
- ideograph ,
- morphemes ,
- phonemes ,
- pictograph ,
- signs ,
- syllabary ,
- symbols .
- ala kazam ,
- bewitchment ,
- black magic ,
- chant ,
- conjuring ,
- enchantment ,
- formula ,
- hex ,
- hocus-pocus ,
- hoodoo ,
- hymn ,
- invocation ,
- mumbo-jumbo ,
- necromancy ,
- sorcery ,
- voodoo ,
- witchcraft ,
- wizardry .
- Hocuspocus ,
- Occultism ,
- Sortilege ,
- Thaumaturgy ,
- alchemy ,
- allurement ,
- astrology ,
- augury ,
- black art ,
- conjury ,
- devilry ,
- diabolism ,
- divination ,
- foreboding ,
- fortune-telling ,
- horoscopy ,
- illusion ,
- legerdemain ,
- magnetism ,
- of impossible feats by tricks abracadabra ,
- power ,
- prediction ,
- presage ,
- prestidigitation ,
- prophecy ,
- sleight of hand ,
- soothsaying ,
- superstition ,
- taboo ,
- trickery ,
- voodooism .
- Inscrutableness ,
- abstruseness ,
- brainteaser ,
- braintwister ,
- charade ,
- chiller ,
- cliffhanger ,
- closed book ,
- conundrum ,
- crux ,
- cryptogram ,
- difficulty ,
- enigma ,
- grabber ,
- inscrutability ,
- mindboggler ,
- mystification ,
- occult ,
- oracle ,
- perplexity ,
- poser ,
- problem ,
- puzzlement ,
- question ,
- rebus ,
- riddle ,
- secrecy ,
- sixty-four-thousand-dollar question ,
- sphinx ,
- stickler ,
- stumper ,
- subtlety ,
- teaser ,
- thriller ,
- tough nut to crack ,
- twister ,
- whodunit ,
- why .
- LINEs ,
- Villanelle ,
- ballad ,
- beat ,
- blank verse ,
- composition ,
- creation ,
- epic ,
- free verse ,
- haiku ,
- limerick ,
- lyric ,
- ode ,
- poesy ,
- poetry ,
- quatrain ,
- rhyme ,
- rime ,
- sestina ,
- song ,
- sonnet ,
- verse ,
- words ,
- writing .
Other relevant words:
- Cantrap ,
- Characters ,
- Countercharm ,
- Exsufflation ,
- Fee-faw-fum ,
- Magics ,
- POEMS ,
- abracadabra ,
- abscond ,
- allure ,
- amulet ,
- appeal ,
- arrowhead ,
- aviate ,
- bleed ,
- bout ,
- break ,
- cabala ,
- carry ,
- charm ,
- conjuration ,
- contraction ,
- decrepit ,
- derelict ,
- dilapidated ,
- dingy ,
- disabled ,
- doggerel ,
- draw ,
- effete ,
- elope ,
- elude ,
- endure ,
- escape ,
- evil eye ,
- execute ,
- exorcism ,
- extend ,
- fascination ,
- fell ,
- flee ,
- fly ,
- go ,
- graphemes ,
- hieroglyphic ,
- incantation ,
- incantations ,
- invocations ,
- leave ,
- leonine verse ,
- letter ,
- letters ,
- macaronic verse ,
- macaronics ,
- mumbo jumbo ,
- mysteries ,
- open sesame ,
- period ,
- picture writing ,
- poetries ,
- ragged ,
- rhymes ,
- run ,
- run away ,
- run-down ,
- run-up ,
- script ,
- scruffy ,
- shabby ,
- sleazy ,
- spell ,
- spells ,
- squalid ,
- tacky ,
- tend ,
- thorns ,
- thrash ,
- threadbare ,
- thresh ,
- tired ,
- verses ,
- weird .
How to use "Runes" in context?
Runes are a form of writing used in many different cultures. They are made up of small, sharp stones that have been arranged in a specific way to create a unique writing system. The runes were first used in northern Europe around the beginning of the first millennium AD. They are still used today in many different languages. Runes are a very diverse form of writing, and can be used for a variety of purposes. They can be used to write words, letters, or phrases. Runes have also been used as magical symbols.
Homophones for Runes:
- rayon, run-on, run on, rheum, ranee, rum, ron, rem, rename, Rhone Wine, rhone, roam, roomy, ruin, remain, ramie, riemannian, rhino, romneya, riemann, rhenium, rhinion, renew, rumen, rain, Rhine Wine, rani, romeo, rainy, reunion, rima, romaine, rhynia, rime, room, ram, rumania, ramman, rana, romania, rimy, rome, run, rein in, ream, Rheumy, rennin, rerun, rein, rimu, roumanian, runny, Ramayana, roumania, rue anemone, romanian, rim, renown, rom, roan, rommany, roma, runyon, rummy, rn, run-in, rhein, renin, rhyme, rna, romany, rama, roomie, roneo, ram home, reno, runaway, rearm, run away, roman, rowan, romani, rumanian, runway, rhine, re-arm, ramee, ramona, rameau.
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