ᚋ Muin — vine / neck

Binding and expression

Muin, linked with the vine, is assigned to the neck in the selected modern table, where binding and flow meet voice and expression. The point marks the cervical-throat transition as a symbolic region rather than a physiological claim.

ᚁ Beith — birch / lungsᚂ Luis — rowan / nervesᚅ Nion — ash / spineᚃ Fearn — alder / shouldersᚄ Saille — willow / eyesᚆ Huath — hawthorn / teethᚇ Duir — oak / bonesᚈ Tinne — holly / jointsᚉ Coll — hazel / brainᚊ Quert — apple / heartᚋ Muin — vine / neckᚋ Muin — vine / neckᚌ Gort — ivy / skinᚍ nGéadal — reed / throatᚎ Straif — blackthorn / glandsᚏ Ruis — elder / blood

Point 11 of 15 in Celtic Ogham — tree-letter body correspondences

Cross-tradition overlaps

No overlapping points are registered for this point.

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Sources

Auraicept na n-Éces (primary_canonical)

Supports Muin/vine in the Ogham material, not a neck map.

Modern neo-pagan Ogham body-correspondence tables (secondary)

Supports the vine/neck placement used here, with school-to-school variation.

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