Ogham
The twenty ogham letters (feda) of the Irish tree alphabet cast or drawn as lots; a modern druidic reconstruction from medieval Irish grammars.
This method has its own corpus file; this entry is the practice, not a duplicate of the system.
Correspondences
Practice
- Tools
- Ogham Staves
Nature and meaning
- Category
- Lots
Details
- Summary
The twenty ogham letters (feda) of the Irish tree alphabet cast or drawn as lots; a modern druidic reconstruction from medieval Irish grammars.
- Method
- Cast from the bag without looking; the few is read with its tree and its reversal.
- Best for
- FedaTree alphabetDruidIrish
- Keywords
- FedaTree alphabetDruidIrish
- Origin
- Early medieval irish
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