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    Old Scandinavian Translator

    Normal Language
    "The sun sets over the horizon."
    Old Scandinavian
    "Sol setr yfir horisont."

    Translate modern text into the rich and nuanced language of the Old Norse sagas, capturing the essence of Viking-era storytelling and poetry.

    4.7

    Viking Rune Translator

    Normal Language
    "Hello, world!"
    Viking Rune
    "ᚦᛦᛚᛦᛦ ᛦᛦᛚ!"

    Effortlessly translate your text into the mystical language of the Vikings. Experience the power and artistry of ancient Norse runes.

    4.7

    Viking English Translator

    Normal Language
    "The sun sets on the horizon."
    Viking English
    "The fire of the sky fades to the west."

    This translator crafts your text into a bold, poetic form, imbued with the spirit of the Vikings. Expect a rich and evocative style, evoking tales of raids, sagas, and the harsh beauty of the North. It's not a literal translation, but a transformation into evocative Viking-speak.

    4.9