mōd-cræftig, adj: possessing mental power, intelligent, skilled. (MOAD-KRAF-tih / ˈmoːd-ˌkɹæf-tɪj)
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sceamol
hēafod-ling
hēafod-ling, m.n: an equal, a fellow, mate. (HAY-ah-vod-ling / ˈheːa-vɔd-lɪŋ)
bēo-brēad
bēo-brēad, n.n: royal jelly (‘bee-food’), the glandular secretion of worker bees used to feed larvae; (in some contexts) honeycomb. (BAY-oh-BRAY-ad / ˈbeːɔ-ˌbreːad)

dūst-scēawung
dūst-scēawung, f.n: ‘dust-viewing’, observation or contemplation of dust (visiting a grave or considering one’s mortality). (DOOST-SHAY-ah-wung / ˈduːst-ˌʃeːa-wʌŋ)
lopystre
lopystre, f.n: a lobster, a locust. (LOP-uh-struh / ˈlɔ-pɝ-stɹə)
I never thought of those two creatures as interchangeable!

ūht
ūht, m.n: the time just before daybreak. (OO’HT / ˈuːxt)
ellen
ellen, m.n: strength, power, vigour, valour, courage, fortitude. (EL-len / ˈɛl-lɛn)
wit
wit, pronoun: we two, I and you, the two of us. (WIT / ˈwɪt)
lofgeornost
lofgeornost, adj: most eager for praise, most desirous of praise. (LOV-YEH-or-nost / ˈlɔv-ˌjɛɔɹ-nɔst)
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