god-gyld

god-gyld, n.n: image of a (heathen) god, idol; heathen rite or ceremony. (GOD-YUELD / ˈgɔd-ˌgyld)

cǣggian

cǣggian, wk.v: to lock, shut fast. (KAG-gi-ahn / ˈkæːg-gɪ-an)

and-wīg, n.n: resistance. (OND-WEE / ˈand-ˌwiːj)

sārig-cirm, m.n: lamentation, mourning. (SAH-rih-CHIRM / ˈsaː-rɪj-ˌtʃɪrm)

eft-spellung, f.n: a recapitulation. (EFT-SPELL-lung / ˈɛft-ˌspɛl-lʌŋ)

sār-wilm, m.n: a painful burning; a feverish heat. (SAHR-WILM / ˈsaːr-ˌwɪlm)

ōhsta, m.n: armpit. (O-hsta / ˈoːx-sta)

wēnunga, adv: perhaps, by chance. (WAY-nung-ga / ˈweː-nʌŋ-ga)

heofon-flōd, m.n: flood (caused by heavy rain). (HEH-oh-von-FLOAD / ˈhɛɔ-vɔn-ˌfloːd)

wrōht, m/f.n: accusation; a false accusation, slander, calumny; fault, crime, offence; quarrel, strife; injury, hurt. (WRO’HT / ˈwroːxt)