Rune

Jera

Rune Jera  ·  Sound value J  ·  Hagals Ætt

Year & Harvest

Meaning & Interpretation

Jera is the good year, the rune of harvest and the natural cycle. It promises the reward of steady effort – what you have sown ripens when you give the course of things time. Good things take their time; today you may trust in the fruit of your patience.

Jera upright
Upright
The good year. Harvest and the reward of effort; the natural cycle comes full circle.
Jera reversed
Reversed / related

Name & Origin

‘Jera/Ger’ is the (good) year, the harvest, the cycle of the seasons. Related to the German ‘Jahr’ (year).

In the Rune Poem

The Old English poem says: the year (the harvest) is the joy of people, when God lets the earth bring forth its fruits – for rich and poor alike.

Historical Use

Jera embodies the reward for patient work: sown in spring, harvested in autumn. Its form, with the two interlocking parts, depicts the eternal turning of the seasons.

Good to Know

No other rune is so much a promise: what you do in right measure bears fruit in its time.