em-niht

em-niht, n.n: equal day and night, equinox. (EM-NI’HT / ˈɛm-ˌnɪht)

īs-ceald

īs-ceald, adj: ice-cold. (EES-CHEH-ald / ˈiːs-ˌtʃɛald)

irþling, m.n: ploughman, farmer. (IRTH-ling / ˈɪɾθ-lɪŋ)

fȳr-wylm, m.n: a fire-boiling, raging flame. (FUHR-WULM / ˈfɝːɹ-ˌwɝlm)

martyr-racu, f.n: an account of martyrs. (MAR-tur-RA-kuh / ˈmaɹ-tɝɹ-ˌra-kʌ)

A bonus Word of the Day because I broke my tweet line-up…

nædre, f.n: serpent, adder. (NADD-ruh / ˈnæd-dɹə)

St Patrick supposedly drove the snakes out of Ireland. Happy St Patrick’s Day!

mis-scrence, adj: shrivelled up, distorted. (miss-SHREN-chuh / mɪs-ˈʃɹɛn-tʃə)

hlēow, n.n: a shelter, protection, covering, refuge; often applied to persons. (HLAY-oh / ˈhleːɔ)

mān-word, n.n: a wicked word. (MAHN-WORD / ˈmaːn-ˌwɔɹd)

collon-crōh, m.n: a waterlily. (KOLL-on-KROH / ˈkɔl-lɔn-ˌkɹoːh)