Eofor-wīc

Eofor-wīc, n.n: York. (EH-ov-or-WEECH / ˈɛɔ-vɔr-ˌwiːtʃ)

wuldor-fæder

wuldor-fæder, m.n: glory-father, the heavenly Father. (WULL-dor-VADD-er / ˈwʌl-dɔr-ˌvæ-dɛr)

lang-sweored, adj: long-necked, having a long neck. (LAHNG-SWEH-o-red / ˈlaŋ-ˌswɛɔ-rɛd)

sib-sum, adj: peaceable, friendly. (SIB-sum / ˈsɪb-sʌm)

bell-hūs, n.n: bell tower, belfry. (BELL-HOOS / ˈbɛl-ˌhuːs)

georn, adj: eager, desirous; eager for, desirous of; diligent, zealous. (YEH-orn / ˈjɛɔrn)

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heofon-flēogende, adj: (of birds) flying around or across the sky. (HEH-oh-von-FLAY-oh-yen-duh / ˈhɛɔ-vɔn-ˌfleːɔ-jɛn-də)

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folgian, wk.v: to follow. (FOL-yih-ahn / ˈfɔl-jɪ-an)

cyric-sceatt, m.n: tax or rent due to the church (frequently paid in grain). (CHUE-rich-SHEH-aht / ˈtʃy-rɪtʃ-ˌʃɛat)

tīgan, wk.v: to tie. (TEE-gahn / ˈtiː-gan)