syn-grin, n.n: the toil or snare which a sin constitutes. (SUEN-GRIN / ˈsyn-ˌgrɪn)
gelāured
gelāured, adj: mixed with juice (sap or oil?) or flowers of the bay laurel. (yeh-LAH-uh-red / jɛ-ˈlaː-ʌ-rɛd)
gebed-mann
gebed-mann, m.n: one who prays; (specifically) cleric. (yeh-BED-MAHN / jɛ-ˈbɛd-ˌman)
fyrd-mann
fyrd-mann, m.n: one who fights, soldier. (FUERD-MAHN / ˈfyrd-ˌman)
weorc-mann
weorc-mann, m.n: one who works, a labourer. (WEH-ork-MAHN / ˈwɛɔrk-ˌman)
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
hors-camb, m.n: horse-comb, instrument for combing the hair of horses, curry-comb. (HORS-KAHMB / ˈhɔrs-ˌkamb)
ancor-setl
ancor-setl, n.n: prow. (AHN-kor-SEH-tull / ˈan-kɔr-ˈsɛ-təl)
giccig
giccig, adj: (of skin diseases) itchy, irritating. (YIH-chih / ˈjɪ-tʃɪj)
