 It transliterates as

Several interpretations have been put forth for the inscription,
but the only thing that can be said with certainty on the interpretation of the inscription is that "Frawaradaz" is the name of a man (and even the interpretation of the name is debated).The most common view is that the final part of the inscription is to be read as "slaginaz" "slain", indicating that the stone is a memorial and that it says that Frawaradaz was slain.Hempl (1900), by contrast, read "langiniz", reading the letter transliterated "[g]" above as a bind rune (ligature) for "ng" (/ŋ/).