Norse pagan gods as an element of the name. Freysteinn means "Freyr's Stone" and Þóra is a female diminutive form of Thor. Inscription Transliteration of the runes into Latin characters + fraustin + karþi + kubl * þausi + aftiʀ + þuru + kunu + sino + su ... ...(s) + tutiʀ bast + miþ + altum + uarþi at + rata + au=k + at arkʀi '+ kunu + saʀ + ias haukui + krus + -... + uf + briuti Transcription into Old Norse Frøystæinn gærði kumbl þausi æftiʀ Þoru, konu sina. Su [va]ʀ ... dottiʀ, bæzt með aldum. Verði at <rata> ok at argʀi konu saʀ es haggvi [i] krus, ... of briuti. Translation in English Freysteinn made these monuments in memory of Þóra, his wife. She was ... daughter, the best of her generation. May he who cuts to pieces ... breaks ... become a warlock and a maleficent woman ... References External links A Swedish site with a picture of the runestone. Another Swedish site with a picture. A third Swedish site with a picture, and some information. Runestones in Västergötland Runestones with curses Runestones raised in memory of women