ge-sceap

ge-sceap, n.n: creation, created being or thing, creature; fate, destiny; form, shape. (yeh-SHEH-op / jɛ-ˈʃɛap)

drēor

drēor, m.n: blood. (DRAY-or / ˈdreːɔr)

hell, f.n: hell. (HELL / ˈhɛl)

lēas-bregd, m.n: deceit, fraud, trick, cheat, wile. (LAY-ahs-BREYD / ˈleːas-ˌbrɛjd)

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līðan, adj: to go (generally by sea), sail. (LEE-than / ˈliː-θan)

snǣd-mǣlum, adv: by bits, a bit at a time. (SNAED-MAE-lum / ˈsnæːd-ˌmæː-lʌm)

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nacod, adj: naked, bare. (NA-kod / ˈna-kɔd)

micel-ǣte, adj: eating much, gluttonous. (MIH-chell-AE-tuh / ˈmɪ-tʃɛl-ˌæː-tə)

tō-gang, m.n: access, approach. (TOH-GAHNG / ˈtoː-ˌgaŋ)

scoppa, m.n: a shop, a booth or shed for trade or work. (SHOP-pa / ˈʃɔp-pa)