With this cultural stream B. Salin suppose that the runes have been spread and that it has its origin from Black Sea’s countries. Studies about which letters in the Greek alphabet and the Latin alphabets that special runes originate from was carried out by the Swedish runologist O. v. Friesen (“About runic letters origin”, Uppsala 1904). He worked with the classic italic style, which was daily used in treading and dealing and not with the customary inscriptions. He thought that the runic alphabet originates from one Goth, who learned to read and how to write Greek and Latin and with that base of knowledge he composed letters in his mother tongue language the Gothic. He used especially the letters from the Greek language but also from the Latin language, as the Gothic had sounds that were missing in the Greek language around 3rd century AD. 

The runes f, u, r, h must originate from the Latin alphabet. The remarkable sequence of the rune letters is different from Greek and Latin because of that you should avoid the name alphabet and instead name it rune row. Like the Greek letters the runes have names, although not the same as in Greek, but the Latin letters only is mentioned for the sound and if necessarily with added vowel. The runes remarkable sequence depends on their names. (1). The names are preserved in rune songs, memory poems of the names of the runes, one Anglo-Saxon that include more than 24 runes as in Old Nordic, one

Old Norwegian, several Icelandic and one Old German about the younger Nordic rune row with 16 runes. The names are not the same in all these rune songs but thus much similarity is found in these different rune songs so the names are supposed to be from one original rune song. Analysis of this rune names shows that this rune names that supposed to be the original rune row of the Old Nordic, in pairs or sometimes in four could be sung in one or two verse pairs. 
Thus the letter f has the name fe’ “fä (poultry)”,        u “urr” “uroxe (old bullock)” the tame and wild cattle, þ is called “turs”, that means “giant” and a “äss” “asagud (Aesir)”, especially Thor who is the giants' enemy who protect the people and their property. h is called ”hagel (hail)”, n “nöd (need)”, i “is (ice)”, a “är” “årsväxt (vintage)”, these last four runes can have been included in verses, when they talked about how vintage is dependent on the weather. The rune names are select from names that describe the daily life and are arranged as a memory song and this determined the order of the rune row. The rune names have partly been distorted in the rune songs. The Norwegian rune names shall then be used since this is the oldest (1):
1. f  fe’ “gods (goods)”;
2. u ur “slag (slag)” (originally urr “uroxe
(old bullock)”; 
3. þ þurs” jätte (giant) "; 
4. o oss “fors (rapids) (2)” ; (originally ass “asagud (Aesir)”;
5. r reið “ritt (riding tour)”; 
6. k kaun “böld (boil) “;