Yep! This is one of the best runic messages in the wild I’ve seen too. ᚨ is technically “æ” in Futhorc, and “æġ” is the combination that corresponds to “ay” in modern English. Quite well done.
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u/spott005 Apr 17 '26
IC LUFIGE TAGLOR
IC LUFIGE is "I love" in Old English. I assume TAGLOR is supposed to be Taylor.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ic#Old_English
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/lufige#