helle-mūþ, n: hell-mouth, the entrance to hell. (HELL-uh-MOOTH / ˈhɛl-lə-ˌmuːθ)
helle-mūþ
dēaþ-wang
dēaþ-wang, m.n: death-plain. (DAY-ath-WAHNG / ˈdeːaθ-ˌwaŋ)
of-þīstrian
of-þīstrian, wk.v: to darken, obscure. (ov-THEE-stri-ahn / ɔv-ˈθiː-strɪ-an)
sīþe
sīþe, m.n: a scythe, implement for mowing. (SEE-thuh / ˈsiː-θə)
on-grislīc
on-grislīc, adj: horrible, dreadful. (ON-GRIZZ-leech / ˈɔn-ˌgrɪz-liːtʃ)
fram
fram, adj: strong, bold, brave; zealous, vigorous, eager; abundant, splendid, distinguished. (FRAHM / ˈfram)
heaþu-wylm
heaþu-wylm, m.n: fierce flame; intense heat, literally ‘battle-surge’. (HEH-ah-thuh-WUELM / ˈhɛa-θʌ-ˌwylm)
side-ful
side-ful, adj: (of good behaviour or manners) honest, modest, virtuous, sober; (of dress) sober, modest, decorous. (SIH-deh-full / ˈsɪ-dɛ-fʌl)
swertling
swertling, m.n: a titlark or meadow pipit. (SWERT-ling / ˈswɛrt-lɪŋ)
wīg-hūs
wīg-hūs, n.n: battle-house, war-house, a tower or fortification. (WEE-HOOS / ˈwiːj-ˌhuːs)
