Where does “ᚢ” come from?

ᚢ (Old English): the second letter of the Anglo-Frisian (5th–9th c.) and Old English (9th–13th c.) runic alphabet, representing and pronounced ūr

Definitions

  1. the second letter of the Anglo-Frisian (5th–9th c.) and Old English (9th–13th c.) runic alphabet, representing and pronounced ūr

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