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Rob Holman replied to the topic The rune Ansuz in the forum
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So, I view the meaning as: wisdom, the flow of wisdom, a learning process, benefit from education.
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Rob Holman replied to the topic The rune Ansuz in the forum
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ós in OE does not mean mouth. It is singular “god”.
Os means “mouth” in Latin.
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Good observation!
Those hardly seem to be toponyms dedicated to a mouth. 🙂-
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Indeed, very god like.
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Some great place names in the north riding of Yorkshire incorporating 0S.
Osmotherley, Osgodby to name a couple.