scol-mann, m.n: one who attends a school, a scholar; one who belongs to a band, a follower, client. (SHOL-mahn / ˈʃɔl-ˌman)
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mōdor-lufu
mōdor-lufu, f.n: love for a mother. (MO-dor-LUV-uh / ˈmoː-dɔɹ-ˌlʌ-vʌ)
ge-lenge
ge-lenge, adj: belonging, related. (yeh-LENG-uh / jɛ-ˈlɛŋ-ə)
stalian
stalian, wk.v: to steal; to proceed stealthily, steal upon a person. (STAH-li-yahn / ˈsta-lɪ-an)
land-ādl
land-ādl, f.n: nostalgia (lit. ‘land-illness’). (LAHND-AH-dull / ˈland-ˌaː-dəl)
wynde-cræft
wynde-cræft, m.n: art of weaving. (WUN-deh-KRAFT)
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gīm-ness
gīm-ness, f.n: care that repairs or restores; care for a person’s needs; concern or anxiety. (YEEM-ness)
lyft-sceaþa
lyft-sceaþa, m.n: robber of the air (an epithet for the raven). (LUEFT-SHEH-ah-tha / ˈlyft-ˌʃɛa-θa)
ælf-þone
ælf-þone, f.n: a plant, probably woody nightshade, bittersweet; used to treat ailments thought to have been caused by supernatural agency, especially skin disease and mental illness. (ALF-THON-uh / ˈælf-ˌθɔ-nə)
healf-eald
healf-eald, adj: half-grown, of middle age. (HEY-alf-EH-ald)
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