sentences:  on Seeland-II-C or the Lindholm amulet in the "aaaaaaaazzznnn-b- muttt", sequence, which besides stacked Tyr involves multiple repetition of Ansuz, but also triple occurrence of Algiz and Naudiz.Many inscriptions also have apparently meaningless utterances interpreted as magical chants, such as "tuwatuwa" (Vadstena bracteate), "aaduaaaliia" (DR BR42) or "g͡æg͡og͡æ" (Undley bracteate), "g͡ag͡ag͡a " (Kragehul I).Alu is a charm word appearing on numerous artifacts found in Central and Northern Europe dating from the Germanic Iron Age.