Fé in old Norse, representing the rune letter F or sometimes V, and fehu in proto-Germanic from the elder futhark means cattle or wealth. In old Norse times livestock was directly related to wealth and security, as it ensured one would not starve even if harvest failed.

Ef maðr grefr fe sit i iorð til hirzlo gull eþa silfr oc varðar þat fiorbavgs garð.

If a man digs his goods in the ground to hide gold and silver, he shall be punished with banishment.

Fé symbolizes material and spiritual prosperity, as well as the importance of sustenance and resources for survival. It signifies wealth not only in terms of tangible assets but also in terms of inner richness, including health, relationships, and personal growth.

Fé inspires a recognition of our innate ability to attract abundance and to manifest desires through focused intention and hard work. It emphasizes the cyclical nature of wealth, highlighting the importance of sharing and circulating resources to maintain balance and harmony. Fé encourages gratitude for the blessings already present in our lives while motivating continuous effort towards achieving greater prosperity and fulfillment in all aspects of existence.