bōt-dæg, m.n: day for atonement or penance. (BOAT-DAEY / ˈboːt-ˌdæj)
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cwylla
cwylla, m.n: a well, spring. (KWUL-la / ˈkwɝl-la)
mōd-blind
mōd-blind, adj: having the mind’s eye darkened, undiscerning. (MOAD-BLIND / ˈmoːd-ˌblɪnd)
not-georn
not-georn, adj: busy in useful employment, profitably employed, diligent in business. (NOT-YEH-orn / ˈnɔt-ˌjɛɔɹn)
gagātes
gagātes, n: jet. (GA-GAH-tehs / ˈga-ˌgaː-tɛs)
lāf
lāf, f.n: what is left, remnant, remains, relic, remainder. (LAHF / ˈlaːf)
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efen-niht
efen-niht, f.n: ‘even-night’, equinox. (EH-ven-NI’HT / ˈɛ-vɛn-ˌnɪht)
sib
sib, f.n: relationship; friendliness, kindness, the opposite of hostility; peace, the opposite of war; peace of mind, freedom from agitation, fear, etc. (SIB / ˈsɪb)
lācnian
lācnian, wk.v: to heal, cure; to treat, tend to. (LAHK-ni-ahn / ˈlaːk-nɪ-an)
fram-færeld
fram-færeld, n.n: departure. (FRAHM-FAR-eld / ˈfɹam-ˌfæ-ɹɛld)
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