I have chosen to keep the information and meanings on the Runes concise, memorising these meanings is not the way to go. If I gave you a full detailed list of meanings the chances are you would treat them as gospel and you would end up parroting these meanings back when reading the Runes, this may work for other divinatory systems but for Runes, you require inner thought as well.
In able to read the Runes you are required to understand the society in which they first evolved.
Any true reader of the Runes must achieve an individual appreciation of what they represent in days gone by, the Runes had an immediacy and unless we are not careful we can lack today the Rune glyphs were not abstract designs they were pictures of things which had particular significance to the culture of the day.
The need fire, the carts wheel, the tribal banner all these mattered in the lives of the Rune master and the world they belonged to.
In order to be successful as a Rune reader you need to discover meanings that have similar relevance to your own life.
For example the Uruz Rune is often symbolic of an Auroch ( an extinct beast much like an ox ) for obvious reasons this rune would depict strength.
Well unless you lot have gone back in time you have never hunted Aurochs to prove your strength so you need to find another symbolic reference for strength and rite passage.
Another rune for example is Fehu. Fehu is a wealth rune as it is described as cattle, people used to trade with cattle but these days things is done in a monetary value so money is now the symbolic meaning of Fehu.
In the following table I will give positive and negative meanings for all the Rune glyphs however some Rune masters discourage negative Rune staves as unimportant, I have kept them in for reference.

Frigga or Frey Aett