brēmel-þȳfel

brēmel-þȳfel, m.n: a bramble thicket. (BRAY-mel-THUH-vel)

heard-hycgende

heard-hycgende, adj: courageous, bold (lit. ‘hard-thinking’). (HEH-ard-HUDG-en-deh)

seonu-wealt, adj: round, circular, cylindrical; round, spherical, globular; (of a building) having a concave roof or dome. (SEH-on-uh-WEH-alt)

ge-þæht, n.n: counsel, consultation. (yeh-THÆ-h’t)

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fremsumlīce, adv: kindly, graciously. (FREM-zum-lee-cheh)

Lindesfarnealanding, m.n: a native of the isle of Lindisfarne. (LIN-dez-VAR-neh-ah-lahnd-ing)

gydd, n.n: poem, song; report, tale, story; a speech, utterance; saying, proverb, maxim; parable; a prophetic utterance, divination. (YUDD)

ge-cnyllan, wk.v: to strike, ring a bell. (yeh-K’NULL-ahn)

gebyrd-tīd, n: the time of a person’s birth; the anniversary of a person’s birth, birthday. (yeh-BURD-teed)

folc-cwēn, f.n: queen of a people. (FOLK-KWAIN)