dēaþ-wērig

dēaþ-wērig, adj: ‘death-weary’, dead. (“deh-ath-wehr-eey”)

From discarding images blog: Pulling the soul out. Matfre Ermengau, Breviari d’amor, Occitania 14th century. BnF, Français 857, fol. 197v.

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