What does this inscription on the Infinity Gauntlet mean?












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I was recently re-watching Avengers: Infinity War and I noticed that when Spider-Man, Ironman, Dr. Strange and the GoTG try to pull the gauntlet off of Thanos' hand, there is some sort of inscription on the gauntlet.



Below is a photo of it (pardon me if the image isn't very clear):



enter image description here



What does this inscription mean?






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    "FRONT TOWARD ENEMY"

    – Valorum
    2 days ago






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    @Valorum or maybe - "If found, return to Thanos" :P

    – Shreedhar
    2 days ago






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    "I'm with stupid ←" in Dwarvish script.

    – Valorum
    2 days ago













  • "Wraithguard" - Kagrenac

    – Jared Smith
    2 days ago











  • "No Step"

    – Valorum
    yesterday
















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I was recently re-watching Avengers: Infinity War and I noticed that when Spider-Man, Ironman, Dr. Strange and the GoTG try to pull the gauntlet off of Thanos' hand, there is some sort of inscription on the gauntlet.



Below is a photo of it (pardon me if the image isn't very clear):



enter image description here



What does this inscription mean?






marvel marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-infinity-war translation







share|improve this question


















  • 18





    "FRONT TOWARD ENEMY"

    – Valorum
    2 days ago






  • 8





    @Valorum or maybe - "If found, return to Thanos" :P

    – Shreedhar
    2 days ago






  • 1





    "I'm with stupid ←" in Dwarvish script.

    – Valorum
    2 days ago













  • "Wraithguard" - Kagrenac

    – Jared Smith
    2 days ago











  • "No Step"

    – Valorum
    yesterday














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I was recently re-watching Avengers: Infinity War and I noticed that when Spider-Man, Ironman, Dr. Strange and the GoTG try to pull the gauntlet off of Thanos' hand, there is some sort of inscription on the gauntlet.



Below is a photo of it (pardon me if the image isn't very clear):



enter image description here



What does this inscription mean?






marvel marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-infinity-war translation







share|improve this question














I was recently re-watching Avengers: Infinity War and I noticed that when Spider-Man, Ironman, Dr. Strange and the GoTG try to pull the gauntlet off of Thanos' hand, there is some sort of inscription on the gauntlet.



Below is a photo of it (pardon me if the image isn't very clear):



enter image description here



What does this inscription mean?






marvel marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-infinity-war translation




marvel marvel-cinematic-universe avengers-infinity-war translation






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  • 18





    "FRONT TOWARD ENEMY"

    – Valorum
    2 days ago






  • 8





    @Valorum or maybe - "If found, return to Thanos" :P

    – Shreedhar
    2 days ago






  • 1





    "I'm with stupid ←" in Dwarvish script.

    – Valorum
    2 days ago













  • "Wraithguard" - Kagrenac

    – Jared Smith
    2 days ago











  • "No Step"

    – Valorum
    yesterday














  • 18





    "FRONT TOWARD ENEMY"

    – Valorum
    2 days ago






  • 8





    @Valorum or maybe - "If found, return to Thanos" :P

    – Shreedhar
    2 days ago






  • 1





    "I'm with stupid ←" in Dwarvish script.

    – Valorum
    2 days ago













  • "Wraithguard" - Kagrenac

    – Jared Smith
    2 days ago











  • "No Step"

    – Valorum
    yesterday








18




18





"FRONT TOWARD ENEMY"

– Valorum
2 days ago





"FRONT TOWARD ENEMY"

– Valorum
2 days ago




8




8





@Valorum or maybe - "If found, return to Thanos" :P

– Shreedhar
2 days ago





@Valorum or maybe - "If found, return to Thanos" :P

– Shreedhar
2 days ago




1




1





"I'm with stupid ←" in Dwarvish script.

– Valorum
2 days ago







"I'm with stupid ←" in Dwarvish script.

– Valorum
2 days ago















"Wraithguard" - Kagrenac

– Jared Smith
2 days ago





"Wraithguard" - Kagrenac

– Jared Smith
2 days ago













"No Step"

– Valorum
yesterday





"No Step"

– Valorum
yesterday










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The "writing" appears to be a simple repeating pattern. As you can see from the images below (showing the film prop used in Infinity War), the pattern on the side is a repetition of the pattern on the top and other side of the gauntlet.




enter image description here



The Gauntlet Prop From 'Infinity War' Is More Terrifying IRL




and




enter image description here



Infinity War




and this image which shows your screenshot more clearly.




enter image description here



Infinity War







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  • 1





    I had to triple check to fully recognise that it's indeed that pattern on the blurry picture.

    – Clockwork
    2 days ago






  • 3





    @Clockwork - The rivets make it look more like writing

    – Valorum
    2 days ago






  • 5





    @Valorum There's a joke in there about making the movie more riveting but I can't think of it right now.

    – Peter M
    2 days ago











  • @Valorum thanks for pointing it out. It did seem like some elvish engraving in the beginning though 🙄 I always thought that since the Dwarves made it, they put some sort of signature/inscription just like they did on Mjolnir

    – Shreedhar
    14 hours ago











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The "writing" appears to be a simple repeating pattern. As you can see from the images below (showing the film prop used in Infinity War), the pattern on the side is a repetition of the pattern on the top and other side of the gauntlet.




enter image description here



The Gauntlet Prop From 'Infinity War' Is More Terrifying IRL




and




enter image description here



Infinity War




and this image which shows your screenshot more clearly.




enter image description here



Infinity War







share|improve this answer





















  • 1





    I had to triple check to fully recognise that it's indeed that pattern on the blurry picture.

    – Clockwork
    2 days ago






  • 3





    @Clockwork - The rivets make it look more like writing

    – Valorum
    2 days ago






  • 5





    @Valorum There's a joke in there about making the movie more riveting but I can't think of it right now.

    – Peter M
    2 days ago











  • @Valorum thanks for pointing it out. It did seem like some elvish engraving in the beginning though 🙄 I always thought that since the Dwarves made it, they put some sort of signature/inscription just like they did on Mjolnir

    – Shreedhar
    14 hours ago
















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The "writing" appears to be a simple repeating pattern. As you can see from the images below (showing the film prop used in Infinity War), the pattern on the side is a repetition of the pattern on the top and other side of the gauntlet.




enter image description here



The Gauntlet Prop From 'Infinity War' Is More Terrifying IRL




and




enter image description here



Infinity War




and this image which shows your screenshot more clearly.




enter image description here



Infinity War







share|improve this answer





















  • 1





    I had to triple check to fully recognise that it's indeed that pattern on the blurry picture.

    – Clockwork
    2 days ago






  • 3





    @Clockwork - The rivets make it look more like writing

    – Valorum
    2 days ago






  • 5





    @Valorum There's a joke in there about making the movie more riveting but I can't think of it right now.

    – Peter M
    2 days ago











  • @Valorum thanks for pointing it out. It did seem like some elvish engraving in the beginning though 🙄 I always thought that since the Dwarves made it, they put some sort of signature/inscription just like they did on Mjolnir

    – Shreedhar
    14 hours ago














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The "writing" appears to be a simple repeating pattern. As you can see from the images below (showing the film prop used in Infinity War), the pattern on the side is a repetition of the pattern on the top and other side of the gauntlet.




enter image description here



The Gauntlet Prop From 'Infinity War' Is More Terrifying IRL




and




enter image description here



Infinity War




and this image which shows your screenshot more clearly.




enter image description here



Infinity War







share|improve this answer















The "writing" appears to be a simple repeating pattern. As you can see from the images below (showing the film prop used in Infinity War), the pattern on the side is a repetition of the pattern on the top and other side of the gauntlet.




enter image description here



The Gauntlet Prop From 'Infinity War' Is More Terrifying IRL




and




enter image description here



Infinity War




and this image which shows your screenshot more clearly.




enter image description here



Infinity War








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  • 1





    I had to triple check to fully recognise that it's indeed that pattern on the blurry picture.

    – Clockwork
    2 days ago






  • 3





    @Clockwork - The rivets make it look more like writing

    – Valorum
    2 days ago






  • 5





    @Valorum There's a joke in there about making the movie more riveting but I can't think of it right now.

    – Peter M
    2 days ago











  • @Valorum thanks for pointing it out. It did seem like some elvish engraving in the beginning though 🙄 I always thought that since the Dwarves made it, they put some sort of signature/inscription just like they did on Mjolnir

    – Shreedhar
    14 hours ago














  • 1





    I had to triple check to fully recognise that it's indeed that pattern on the blurry picture.

    – Clockwork
    2 days ago






  • 3





    @Clockwork - The rivets make it look more like writing

    – Valorum
    2 days ago






  • 5





    @Valorum There's a joke in there about making the movie more riveting but I can't think of it right now.

    – Peter M
    2 days ago











  • @Valorum thanks for pointing it out. It did seem like some elvish engraving in the beginning though 🙄 I always thought that since the Dwarves made it, they put some sort of signature/inscription just like they did on Mjolnir

    – Shreedhar
    14 hours ago








1




1





I had to triple check to fully recognise that it's indeed that pattern on the blurry picture.

– Clockwork
2 days ago





I had to triple check to fully recognise that it's indeed that pattern on the blurry picture.

– Clockwork
2 days ago




3




3





@Clockwork - The rivets make it look more like writing

– Valorum
2 days ago





@Clockwork - The rivets make it look more like writing

– Valorum
2 days ago




5




5





@Valorum There's a joke in there about making the movie more riveting but I can't think of it right now.

– Peter M
2 days ago





@Valorum There's a joke in there about making the movie more riveting but I can't think of it right now.

– Peter M
2 days ago













@Valorum thanks for pointing it out. It did seem like some elvish engraving in the beginning though 🙄 I always thought that since the Dwarves made it, they put some sort of signature/inscription just like they did on Mjolnir

– Shreedhar
14 hours ago





@Valorum thanks for pointing it out. It did seem like some elvish engraving in the beginning though 🙄 I always thought that since the Dwarves made it, they put some sort of signature/inscription just like they did on Mjolnir

– Shreedhar
14 hours ago


















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