æcse

æcse, f.n: an axe. (ACK-suh / ˈæk-sə)

þǣr-tōēacan

þǣr-tōēacan, adv: besides, moreover. (THAER-toh-AY-ah-kahn / ˈθæːr-toː-ˌeːa-kan)

a-bifian, wk.v: to be moved or shaken, to tremble. (ah-BIH-vi-ahn / a-ˈbɪ-vɪ-an)

godes gāst, n: God’s Spirit (Holy Spirit). (GOD-ess GAHST / ˈgɔd-ɛs ˈgaːst)

syn-grin, n.n: the toil or snare which a sin constitutes. (SUEN-GRIN / ˈsyn-ˌgrɪn)

gelāured, adj: mixed with juice (sap or oil?) or flowers of the bay laurel. (yeh-LAH-uh-red / jɛ-ˈlaː-ʌ-rɛd)

gebed-mann, m.n: one who prays; (specifically) cleric. (yeh-BED-MAHN / jɛ-ˈbɛd-ˌman)

fyrd-mann, m.n: one who fights, soldier. (FUERD-MAHN / ˈfyrd-ˌman)

weorc-mann, m.n: one who works, a labourer. (WEH-ork-MAHN / ˈwɛɔrk-ˌman)

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