lēag

lēag, f.n: lye. (LAY-och / ˈleːax)

un-hīrlīc

un-hīrlīc, adj: fierce, savage. (UN-HEER-leech / ˈʌn-ˌhiːr-liːtʃ)

chor-glīw, n.n: choral dance, musical entertainment or celebration involving singer(s) and dancer(s). (KOR-GLEE-ew / ˈkɔr-ˌgliːw)

cyne-hlāford, m.n: royal lord, lord and king. (KUE-nuh-H’LAW-vord / ˈky-nə-ˌhlaː-vɔrd)

under-beginnan, v: to attempt. (UN-der-beh-YIN-nahn / ˈʌn-dɛr-bɛ-ˌjɪn-nan)

belt, n: belt, girdle. (BELT / ˈbɛlt)

ōþ-flītan, str.v: to get from another by litigation. (OATH-FLEE-tahn / ˈoːθ-ˌfliː-tan)

ād-lama, m.n: (of devils) one maimed by fire. (AHD-la-ma / ˈaːd-la-ma)

slītan, str.v: to bite, tear, rend. (SLEE-tahn / ˈsliː-tan)

slipor, adj: slippery, not easy to hold, moving easily; slipping easily, easily moved; foul. (SLIP-or / ˈslɪ-pɔr)