and-wrāþ

and-wrāþ, adj: hostile, antagonistic (towards something). (AND-WRAWTH / ˈand-ˌwraːθ)

ge-scēadan

ge-scēadan, str.v: to separate, distinguish, discern, decide. (yeh-SHAY-ah-dahn / jɛ-ˈʃeːa-dan)

flæðe-camb, m.n: a weaver’s comb. (FLATH-uh-KAHMB / ˈflæ-θə-ˌkamb)

eard, m.n: land, country, region, dwelling, home; earth or land; state, station, condition. (EH-ard / ˈɛaɹd)

rysel, m.n: fat. (RUH-zull / ˈɹɝ-zəl)

feor-lond, n.n: a far country, distant land. (FEH-or-LOND / ˈfɛɔɹ-ˌlɔnd)

flān, m/f.n: an arrow, a dart. (FLAHN / ˈflaːn)

ge-cynd, f/n.n: nature, kind, condition; gender. (yeh-KUEND / jɛ-ˈkynd)

hyge-mēðe, adj: wearying the heart or mind. (HUH-yuh-MAY-thuh / ˈhɝ-jə-ˌmeː-θə)

gramatisc-cræft, m.n: the art of grammar. (GRA-ma-tish-KRAFT / ˈgɹa-ma-tɪʃ-ˌkɹæft)