Examples of using Runic in English and their translations into Czech
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Runic tiles.
They're runic symbols.
Runic, I would say.
A set of runic tablets.
Runic power is deep.
This scroll… the writing is runic.
Set of runic tablets. Right.
They're not from the Norse runic alphabet.
I'm talking about the runic symbols that would be on your back.
Runic Limiters. They prevent a fairy from using their magic.
Unfortunately, it is written in the runic language of the Sith.
In the runic language of the Sith. Unfortunately, it is written.
They prevent a fairy from using their magic. Runic Limiters.
Looks a lot like a runic symbol from Gryphons and Gargoyles.
Whoa, who's that one? Yeah, we're taught the Runic alphabet, so?
We're taught the runic alphabet in my village.
The runic alphabet is an ancient nordic one that predates latin.
Yeah, we're taught the Runic alphabet, so… Whoa, who's that one?
That means there's consciousness at play. But if they're growing in Runic designs.
On the stones are Runic inscriptions, much like our Latin alphabet.
So Josh just carries that around to annoy me. We're taught the runic alphabet in my village.
If I were a runic transcription guide, I would be shelved wrong.
He used to sit me next to him and teach me about runic incantations or enchanted armor.
We're taught the runic alphabet in my village, so Josh just carries that around to annoy me.
Of the dark arts for temporal manipulation. It's an ancient runic symbol used by practitioners.
But if they're growing in Runic designs, that means there's consciousness at play.
A higher cooldown reduces the wait time needed to activate Runic attacks, summons and talisman abilities.
It's an ancient runic symbol used by practitioners of the dark arts for temporal manipulation.
Old runic songs going back to pagan times in the early Middle Ages mingle here with Christian culture and Slavie customs.
I consider European values,such as the Old Hungarian runic script, to be of great importance, and their recognition and appreciation through awards to be indispensable.