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Ogham Eadhadh

Ogham Eadhadh

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Construction note

An Ogham letter: strokes set against a central stem-line (the druim).

About this symbol

Meaning: The letter Eadhadh (sound “E”), often linked to a tree of the same name.
Culture / origin: Early medieval Ireland / Gaelic
Era: c. 4th–7th century CE
Historical context: Ogham is an early Irish alphabet carved along the edges of standing stones, mostly recording personal names.

Public-domain historical script; cite its Irish/Gaelic origin.

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celticoghamirishalphabet

SVG source

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