cnafa

cnafa, m.n: boy or youth. (K’NAH-va / ˈkna-va)

gūþ-gemōt

gūþ-gemōt, n.n: battle-meeting, combat. (GOOTH-yeh-MOAT / ˈguːθ-jɛ-ˌmoːt)

molde, f.n: mould, dust, sand, earth; ground, land; earth (the dwelling place of humans). (MOLL-duh / ˈmɔl-də)

(And yes, people knew that the earth was round in the medieval period and antiquity.)

fæsten-dæg, m.n: fast-day, day appointed for fasting. (FASS-ten-DAIE / ˈfæ-stɛn-ˌdæj)

bōc-lēden, n.n: book-language, Latin (since most books were written in Latin). (BOAK-LAY-den / ˈboːk-ˌleː-dɛn)

hām-cyme, m.n: homecoming, return. (HAHM-KUE-muh / ˈhaːm-ˌky-mə)

miht, f.n: power, might. (MI’HT / ˈmɪxt)

bera, m.n: bear. (BEH-ra / ˈbɛ-ra)

heofonlic, adj: heavenly. (HEH-ov-on-litch / ˈhɛɔ-vɔn-lɪtʃ)

saluwig-feðera, adj: of dusky plumage. (SA-luh-wih-FETH-eh-ra / ˈsa-lʌ-wɪj-ˌfɛ-θɛ-ra)