tabule, m/f.n: table; tablet or table on which to inscribe; a board which is struck to give a signal. (TA-buh-luh / ˈta-bʌ-lə)
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ealde-ealde-fæder
ealde-ealde-fæder, m.n: great-grandfather. (EH-all-duh-EH-all-duh-VAE-der / ˌɛal-də-ˌɛal-də-ˈvæ-dər)
sumer-lang
sumer-lang, adj: long as in summer, epithet of a day. (SUM-er-LAHNG / ˈsʌ-mɛr-ˌlaŋ)
frēo-dōm
frēo-dōm, m.n: the state of being free, freedom, liberty; release from slavery, servitude. (FRAY-oh-DOAM / ˈfreːo-ˌdoːm)
hara
hara, m.n: a hare. (HA-ra / ˈha-ra)
ge-mimor
ge-mimor, adj: existing in the memory or mind, known. (yeh-MIM-or / jɛ-ˈmɪ-mɔɹ)
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flocc
flocc, m.n: flock; (of people) assembly, company, band; (in military context) troop, legion, company; gang, mob; a flock or herd of animals; a gathering or congregation of the animal and human members of a household. (FLOCK / ˈflɔk)
feorh-gifa
feorh-gifa, m.n: life-giver, God. (FEH-or’h-YIH-va / ˈfɛɔɹh-ˌjɪ-va)
smēah
smēah, adj: creeping in, penetrating; subtle, crafty. (SMAY-ah / ˈsmeːah)
arewe
arewe, f.n: an arrow. (AH-reh-wuh / ˈa-ɹɛ-wə)
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