hālig-wæter

hālig-wæter, n.n: holy water. (HA-lih-WAT-er / ˈhaː-lɪj-ˌwæ-tɛr)

eorþ-hūs

eorþ-hūs, n.n: earth-house, underground chamber, possibly a cave. (EH-orth-HOOS / ˈɛɔrθ-ˌhuːs)

sopp-cuppe, f.n: a sop-cup, a cup into which sops were put. (SOP-KUP-puh / ˈsɔp-ˌkʌp-pə)

tīdre, adj: fragile, weak, easily broken. (TEE-druh / ˈtiː-drə)

būtā, pronoun: both. (BOO-tah / ˈbuː-taː)

sēarian, wk.v: to wither. (SAY-ah-ri-ahn / ˈseːa-rɪ-an)

ān, adj/noun/numeral: one. (AHN / ˈaːn)

gryre-brōga, m.n: terror, horror. (GRUE-ruh-BRO-ga / ˈgry-rə-ˌbroː-ga)

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swāt-swaþu, f.n: a bloody track. (SWAHT-SWA-thuh / ˈswaːt-ˌswa-θʌ)

helle-mūþ, n: hell-mouth, the entrance to hell. (HELL-uh-MOOTH / ˈhɛl-lə-ˌmuːθ)