rune book
rune book noun: a book written in runic script, especially one containing spells or magic formulae.
Noun
rune book (plural rune books)
- A book written in runic script, especially one containing spells or magic formulae.
- And it was Thora, the little Dwarf's wife,
The five rune-books she took out;
So she loosed him fully out of the runes,
Her daughter had bound him about.1828, Thomas Keightley, The Fairy Mythology, volume I, London: William Harrison Ainsworth, page 167
- And it was Thora, the little Dwarf's wife,
Forms of rune book
| plural | rune books |
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Questions about rune book
- What does rune book mean?
- Rune book means a book written in runic script, especially one containing spells or magic formulae.
- What part of speech is rune book?
- Rune book is a noun.
- What is the plural of rune book?
- The plural of rune book is rune books.
Words near rune book in the dictionary
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