lēoþ-word, n.n: a word in a poem. (LAY-oth-WORD / ˈleːɔθ-ˌwɔrd)
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huntigestre
wōde-wistle
wōde-wistle, f.n: hemlock. (WO-duh-WIST-luh / ˈwoː-də-ˌwɪst-lə)
tīma
tīma, m.n: time, hour. (TEE-ma / ˈtiː-ma)
ge-sweorc
ge-sweorc, n.n: cloud, mist, smoke. (yeh-SWEH-ork / jɛ-ˈswɛɔrk)
ǣwisc-fireniend
ǣwisc-fireniend, m.n: gloss for Latin ‘publicanus’ (publican, tax-collector), literally ‘one who commits shameful sin, shameless sinner’. (AE-wish-FIR-eh-ni-yend / ˈæː-wɪʃ-ˌfɪ-rɛ-nɪ-ɛnd)
ǣwisc
ǣwisc, adj: foul, shameless, indecent. (AE-wish / ˈæː-wɪʃ)
Today’s word is from Joe H. Learn more about Goldgifa Week on Patreon.
snegel
snegel, m.n: snail. (SNEH-yell / ˈsnɛ-jɛl)
yrse-binn
yrse-binn, f.n: an iron box. (UER-zuh-BIN / ˈyr-zə-ˌbɪn)
This week’s Wordhord Wednesday post is on York or ‘Boar-town’. Read it on Patreon.
ge-þōht
ge-þōht, m.n: a thought, what a person thinks, an idea. (yeh-THO’HT / jɛ-ˈθoːxt)
Today I’m speaking at Eoforwīces Ge-þōhtas or #YorkIdeas. Find out more.
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