One form ofᚠ

ᚠ U+16A0,ᚠ RUNIC LETTER FEHU FEOH FE F [unassigned: U+169D–U+169F] ←᚜ [U+169C] Runic ᚡ → [U+16A1]

Probably from the Etruscan𐌅, from the Phoenician characterwaw (𐤅(w)). Cognates would then include theAncient GreekϜ(W),ϝ(w) and theLatinF (from Etruscan𐌅𐌇).

ᚠ

1. A letter of theRunic alphabet, with the reconstructed name*fehu(“cattle”), representing/ɸ/ or/f/.

• Present in the ElderFuþark (calledfehu), the Anglo-Saxonfuþorc (calledfeoh), and the Younger Fuþark (calledfé). Associated in all three withwealth.

• IPA^(key): /f/

ᚠ (f)

1. the first letter of theOld English runic alphabet, representing/f/ and pronouncedfēoh(“wealth”)
   • The Old English rune poem

     ᚠ byþ frōfur fīra ġehwylċum...

     Wealth is a comfort for all mankind...

• Runic script letters:ᚠ,ᚢ,ᚦ,ᚩ,ᚱ,ᚳ,ᚷ,ᚹ,ᚻ,ᚾ,ᛁ,ᛄ,ᛇ,ᛈ,ᛉ,ᛋ,ᛏ,ᛒ,ᛖ,ᛗ,ᛚ,ᛝ,ᛟ,ᛞ,ᚪ,ᚨ,ᚣ,ᛡ,ᛠ ^[edit]

ᚠ (f)

1. Abbreviation offé.

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