snāw-hwīt

snāw-hwīt, adj: snow-white. (SNAW-HWEET / ˈsnaːw-ˌhwiːt)

frēorig

frēorig, adj: freezing, chilled, frigid, frozen; chilled with fear or sorrow, trembling, sad. (FRAY-oh-rih / ˈfreːɔ-rɪj)

hīrsum-ness, n: obedience; readiness to obey or serve, humility; service, appointed work. (HEER-zum-ness / ˈhiːr-zʌm-nɛs)

swīn-hirde, m.n: a swine-herd. (SWEEN-HIR-duh / ˈswiːn-ˌhɪɹ-də)

ǣ-lādtēow, n: a legislator. (AE-LAHD-tay-oh / ˈæː-ˌlaːd-teːɔw)

eall-īsig, adj: all-icy. (EH-all-EE-zih / ˈɛal-ˌiː-zɪj)

winter-burna, m.n: a stream that is full in winter (?), a torrent. (WIN-ter-BUR-na / ˈwɪn-tɛr-ˌbʌr-na)

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un-wæstm, m.n: an evil growth, a bad plant, weed; bad growth, failure of crops. (UN-WAE-stum / ˈʌn-ˌwæ-stəm)

witlēas-ness, f.n: witlessness, stupidity, dullness. (WIT-LAY-ahs-ness / ˈwɪt-ˌleːas-nɛs)

cræt-wīsa, m.n: a charioteer. (KRAET-WEE-za / ˈkræt-ˌwiː-za)