Leggja
Viking Language Dictionary - leggjaMeaning of Old Norse / Old Icelandic word "leggja"
- leggja
 vb (3) to lay, place, put; appoint, fix; stab, thrust; leggja á impose; leggja frá withdraw; leggja í spánu smash into pieces; leggja til attack (by stabbing); leggja til barðaga attack; leggja til [f somebody or something,’ genetive)">e-s] með [e-u] attack [sb] with [sth]; leggja undir sik conquer; lífit á leggja lay down one’s life; leggjask mid lay, set oneself; leggjask á [e-t] prey upon (of robbers, beasts of prey, etc), fall upon, attack [sth]; leggjask niðr lay oneself down; leggjask út set out (into the wilderness to live as an outlaw) 
Possible runic inscriptions in Younger Futhark:
- - Long branch (Danish):ᛚᛁᚴᚴᛁᛅ
 - - Short twig (Swedish & Norwegian):ᛚᛁᚴᚴᛁᛆ
 
Abbreviations used:
- e-s
 - einhvers ‘of somebody or something,’ genetive)
 
- e-t
 - einhvern, eitthvat ‘somebody, something’ accusative
 
- e-u
 - einhverjum, einhverju ‘for somebody, something,’ dative
 
- etc
 - et cetera
 
- f
 - feminine
 
- imp
 - imperative
 
- leg
 - legal usage
 
- mid
 - middle voice
 
- n
 - neuter
 
- pl
 - plural
 
- sb
 - somebody
 
- sth
 - something
 
- vb
 - verb