Rune Name: Fehu
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Information gathered and Intuition felt 
Other historical names: Fe, Feh, Faeh, Frey
English letter association: F
Pronunciation: Fey-who
Rune number: 1
Polarity: Female
Colour associations: Brown, Gold, Light Red
Elemental associations: Earth, Fire
Crystal associations: Moss Agate, Amber
Diety associations: Freyja, Freyr, Baldur, Gefion
Herbal associations: Nettle
Tree associations: Elder
Astrological associations: Aries, Taurus, The Moon
Tarot associations: Wheel of Fortune
Magical uses: Increase Wealth, Strengthen Psychic Ability, Attract and Improve Social Relationships, Sending a Magical Working into the Universe to Manifest
Keywords: Wealth, Prosperity, Abundance, Good Health, Beginnings, Energy
A few more passages from Lisa Chamberlainss book for reference:
“The most common interpretation of Fehu concerns wealth—particularly “moveable” wealth. For the ancient Germanic peoples (as well as for many other ancient cultures), to own cattle could mean the difference between a comfortable existence and a life of deprivation. Not only could these animals be traded for other valuable goods, but they offered sustenance in and of themselves and could therefore be life-saving in times of extreme need. Modern interpretations of Fehu tend to focus on money and credit, as these are the primary sources of “moveable” wealth that we deal with today. However, the broader meaning of this rune concerns prosperity and abundance in general, which includes non-monetary forms of well-being in addition to our reserves of actual cash—good health, plentiful food, love, social success, and a joyful approach to life. Thus, Fehu can serve as a useful reminder to appreciate what is going well in our lives, in whatever form it takes.”
“Depending on the context of the reading, Fehu may indeed indicate that good fortune in the form of wealth is coming your way. Business success and other kinds of rewards for your efforts are manifesting. However, it also points to the need to share one’s good fortune with others in one’s family or community. It is important to avoid greed or selfishness to maintain positive relationships with others. As the verse for Fehu in the Anglo-Saxon rune poem states, “Wealth is a consolation to all men / Yet much of it must each man give away / If glory he desires / To gain before his god.”
Fehu reversed often indicates a loss of wealth, property, or self-esteem. For whatever reason, the winds of fortune are not blowing your way at the moment. You may be experiencing disappointment, frustration, a lack of fulfilment, the need to abandon your plans or health problems. Regrouping is necessary—what do you need to let go of, and how can you refocus your efforts more practically? This may involve budgeting, cutting back on expenses, taking better care of your body, or reevaluating your priorities. Know that while you may have to deal with some setbacks, this is a learning opportunity, and you will ultimately be better off for having had this experience.”
“Additional Meanings
As the first character of all the runes in the Elder Futhark, Fehu also symbolizes beginnings. This meaning is reinforced by the rune’s literal translation, “cattle,” and the Norse myth of Audhumla, the cow who was responsible for creating the father of the human race. Yet as new beginnings always follow endings in the cyclical pattern of life, there is the associated meaning of “completion” here as well. You may have recently come to the end of a project or endeavour, or otherwise reached a goal you’ve been working to obtain. If so, you may be being advised to rest and enjoy the fruits of your labour, while still turning your attention to what your next, new focus might be. In this sense, Fehu reversed points to the need to tie up loose ends, commit to finishing an abandoned project, or acknowledge that something has failed and cut your losses.”
I loved looking into this Rune today 
It is actually very closely related to the Uruz Rune, but its meaning translates to the domesticated bovine animals rather than the untamed force of nature wild ones are. It speaks of wealth being something important to ensure you can provide for Family and live comfortably, but it also reminds us not to be selfish with that wealth and to ensure we back it back to the Universe in some way 
Additional Passages from
Chamberlain, Lisa. Runes for Beginners: A Guide to Reading Runes in Divination, Rune Magic, and the Meaning of the Elder Futhark Runes . Chamberlain Publications, 2018.
I’ve been growing in confidence designing Runic Talismans and Bind Runes as well 
that’s a perfect explanation, you use your strength and willpower to tame Uruz then enjoy the fulfillment and accomplishment that comes with Fehu 
and Amber 
- what a coincidence! Yesterday we found some nettle in the park and had a conversation about amber (called “Burszytn” here- it is found in the Baltic Sea on Poland’s northern shore! 
). Amazing how Fehu aligned so perfectly with the day- you pick them well, 
Divination has never been my strongest skill but it really is growing getting to know there Runes and their meanings 
Blessed Be 