ge-flit

ge-flit, n.n: contention, discord; dispute, quarrel or altercation; separation (resulting from conflict). (yeh-VLIT / jɛ-ˈvlɪt)

mid-siðian

mid-siðian, wk.v: to accompany. (MID-SITH-i-ahn / ˈmɪd-ˌsɪ-θɪ-an)

ge-endebyrdan, wk.v: to set in order, arrange, dispose. (yeh-EN-duh-BUER-dahn / jɛ-ˈɛn-də-ˌbyr-dan)

bisig, adj: busy, occupied. (BIH-zih / ˈbɪ-zɪj)

hēr-cyme, m.n: advent (of Christ). (HAIR-KUE-muh / ˈheːr-ˌky-mə)

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blind, adj: blind, lacking or deprived of sight. (BLINND / ˈblɪnd)

fen-līc, adj: fenlike, marshy. (FEN-leech / ˈfɛn-liːtʃ)

brǣdan, wk.v: to cook (food); (specifically) to roast or grill as opposed to boil. (BRAD-ahn / ˈbræː-dan)

lybesn, f.n: a charm, an amulet. (LUE-beh-zun / ˈly-bɛ-zən)

blæc-horn, m.n: ink-horn. (BLACK-HORN / ˈblæk-ˌhɔrn)