eodor

eodor, m.n: enclosure, fence, hedge, wall; zone, region; protector, protective lord. (EH-oh-dor / ˈɛɔ-dɔr)

lār-lēast

lār-lēast, f.n: lack of learning or instruction. (LAHR-LAY-ost / ˈlaːr-ˌleːast)

hors-camb, m.n: horse-comb, instrument for combing the hair of horses, curry-comb. (HORS-KAHMB / ˈhɔrs-ˌkamb)

ancor-setl, n.n: prow. (AHN-kor-SEH-tull / ˈan-kɔr-ˈsɛ-təl)

giccig, adj: (of skin diseases) itchy, irritating. (YIH-chih / ˈjɪ-tʃɪj)

cyric-belle, f.n: church-bell, i.e., hand-bell used in church. (CHUE-rich-BELL-luh / ˈtʃy-rɪtʃ-ˌbɛl-lə)

camp-dōm, m.n: warfare. (KAHMP-dome / ˈkamp-doːm)

eald-hād, m.n: old age. (EH-ald-hawd / ˈɛald-haːd)

sweorfan, str.v: to rub, scour, file. (SWEH-or-vahn / ˈswɛɔr-van)

un-rōtness, f.n: sorrow. (UN-ROAT-ness / ˈʌn-ˌroːt-nɛs)