twi-fēre

twi-fēre, adj: having two ways, accessible by two ways. (TWI-VAY-ruh / ˈtwɪ-ˌveː-rə)

ēam

ēam, m.n: uncle (mainly on the mother’s side). (AY-ahm / ˈeːam)

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scip-fultum, m.n: naval assistance. (SHIP-FULL-tum / ˈʃɪp-ˌfʌl-tʌm)

ge-æmtian, wk.v: to be unoccupied, be at leisure, be void. (yeh-AM-ti-ahn / jɛ-ˈæm-tɪ-an)

befōran-gestihtian, wk.v: to preordain. (beh-VO-rahn-yeh-STIH-ti-ahn / bɛ-ˈvoː-ran-jɛ-ˌstɪx-tɪ-an)

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glīw-bēam, m.n: musical instrument (glee-wood), possibly a harp, drum, timbrel or tambourine. (GLEE-ew-BAY-ahm / ˈgliːw-ˌbeːam)

glīw, n.n: glee, joy, mirth; amusement, entertainment; music. (GLEE-ew / ˈgliːw)

rēðe, adj: fierce, cruel, savage, wild. (RAY-thuh / ˈreː-θə)

tān-hlyta, m.n: one who divines by casting lots. (TAHN-H’LUE-ta / ˈtaːn-ˌhly-ta)

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gūþ-getawa, f.n (plural): battle-gear, equipment for war, armour. (GOOTH-yeh-TA-wa / ˈguːθ-jɛ-ˌta-wa)