First Aicme

Beith

Birch

Luis

Rowan

Fearn

Alder

Saille

Willow

Nion

Ash

hÚath

Hawthorn

Duir

Oak

Tinne

Holly

Coll

Hazel

Ceirt

Apple

Muin

Vine/Bramble

Gort

Ivy

Straif

Blackthorn

Ruis

Elder

Ailm

Pine/Fir

Onn

Gorse (Furze)

Úr

Heather

Eadha

Aspen/Poplar

Idho

Yew

Duir

(Door / Dweer)

"I choose the door and stand sovereign."

Aicme Group:
hÚatha
Element:
Earth
Keywords:
strength; sovereignty; endurance
Season:
Midsummer
Symbols:
acorn; doorway; crown
Colors:
deep green; gold; brown
Tree:
Oak

Meaning

Strength, sovereignty, and decisive thresholds. Stand tall, choose the door, and carry authority with humility and steadiness.

Oak is the door (duir), the thunder-king, pillar of sovereignty. Kennings praise hardiness, rightful rule, and summer’s backbone. It is endurance, authority rightly wielded, and a decisive doorway into power.