fæþm

fæþm, m/f.n: bosom, embrace; grasp, clutch, possession; fathom (a unit of measurement). (FATH-um / ˈfæ-θəm)

wīc-eard

wīc-eard, m.n: a dwelling-place. (WEECH-EH-ard / ˈwiːtʃ-ˌɛard)

hand-cræft, m.n: skill or power of the hand. (HOND-KRAFT / ˈhand-ˌkræft)

bēag-wīse, f.n: circular shape. (BAY-ahg-WEE-zuh / ˈbeːag-ˌwiː-zə)

sēft-ēadig, adj: in easy circumstances, free from hardships. (SAIFT-AY-ah-dih / ˈseːft-ˌeːa-dɪj)

ford, m.n: ford; a shallow place, natural or artificial, across a stream, river or other water, by which a crossing can be made. (FORD / ˈfɔrd)

heofon-wuldor, n.n: heavenly glory. (HEH-oh-von-WULL-dor / ˈhɛɔ-vɔn-ˌwʌl-dɔr)

scill, f.n: a shell, shellfish; the shell of an egg, a scale of a fish, serpent, etc. (SHILL / ˈʃɪl)

dēaw-driās, m.n: a fall of dew. (DAY-aw-DRI-ahs / ˈdeːa-ˌdrɪ-aːs)

wan-hoga, m.n: one who is wanting in understanding, a foolish, imprudent person. (WAHN-HOG-ah / ˈwan-ˌhɔ-ga)