eh

eh, n.n: a war-horse, charger; also the name of the Anglo-Saxon “E” rune. (“eh”)

Psalter, England, 13th century; Bodleian, MS Douce 6, f. 201r. Found on Historical Tales blog.

Anglo-Saxon “eh” rune

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Old English Wordhord

	Hana Videen on ȳþ-lāf
	Hana Videen on Wætlinga-ceaster
	Hana Videen on ranc-strǣt