Uppland Runic Inscription 932

Runefacts|name=Uppland Runic Inscription 932
rundataid=U 932
country=Sweden
region=Uppland
city=Uppsala Cathedral, Uppsala
produced=11th Century
artist=Åsmund
text_native=Old Norse :

"Muli ... ... [r] etta stæin thenna æftiR Svarthaufdha, brodhur sinn. Asmundr. Ingiald/Ingialdr. Muli ok Gunn...(?) o [k] Ig [ulf] astr(?) o [k] ... ... th [au] n letu retta stæin thenna æftiR Svarthauf [dha by] gg [i i] Sudhrby. |text_english=

Múli ... ... this stone erected in memory of Svarthôfdhi, their brother. Ásmundr, Ingjald/Ingjaldr,Múli and Gunn-...(?) and Ígulfastr(?) and ... ... they had this stone erected in memory of Svarthôfdhi. (He) lived in Sudhrbýr.|picture=|

The rune stone was depicted in 1643. It was at that point under the Uppsala Cathedral foundationwall. During the 1850's the stone was removed from the wall.

It is scribed on three sides - two of them contain runes, the third depicts a cross. Large section ofthe runes have been destroyed.