Finnish-Estonian Runes, or Soome-Eesti ruunid, is a way to write Finnish and Estonian using the Runic alphabet collaborated by Luan Bierman, Murray Callahan, and Haidezaki Ahmad. Most of the consonant runes are based on the Elder Futhark, Glagolitic alphabet, and Gothenburg runes used in Sweden, while many of the vowels runes were chosen according to their corresponding front-back vowels to reflect the language's vowel harmony.
All of the full credits go to @BackpackAiden, Luan Bierman and Murray Callahan, @mrsquarecrew1227, Omniglot (for the adaptions), Wikipedia (for the Runes and Help:IPA/Estonian orthography), and Myself Don't Report any of my Projects! This project was shared since September 15th, 2026
