eder

eder, m.n: a hedge, house. (ED-er)

regol-līf

regol-līf, m.n: a life according to ecclesiastical rules. (REH-gol-LEEF)

wann-fāh, adj: dark-hued. (WAHN-FAH)

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fȳr-hāt, adj: fire-hot. (FUR-HAWT)

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īdel, adj: empty; not possessing, destitute, void, devoid (of); vain, useless, idle, to no purpose; idle, unemployed. (EE-dell)

ēaðe, adv: easily, readily, soon, perhaps. (AY-ah-theh)

nīten, n.n: animal; cattle. (NEE-ten / ˈniː-tɛn)

þēostru, f/n.n: darkness. (THAY-oz-truh)

ge-dēfelic, adj: fitting, due, proper, worthy. (yeh-DAY-vell-itch)

ge-horsian, wk.v: to horse, to set or mount on a horse, to supply with a horse. (yeh-HOR-ze-yahn)

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