gebed-giht, f.n: bedtime. (yeh-BED-yih’t)
gebed-giht
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smēga-wyrm
smēga-wyrm, m.n: a penetrating worm that makes its way into the flesh. (SMAY-ga-WUERM / ˈsmeː-ga-ˌwyrm)
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of-steppan
of-steppan, wk.v: to trample upon. (ov-STEP-pahn)
hūru
hūru, adv: at least, at all events, at any rate, in any case, however, even, yet, only, indeed, certainly, especially. (HOO-ruh)
hwurfling
hwurfling, m.n: that which turns. (h’WURV-ling)
onettan
onettan, wk.v: to hasten, move rapidly. (oh-NET-tahn)
ellen-grāfa
ellen-grāfa, m.n: a grove of elder trees. (EL-len-GRAH-vah)
rōf
rōf, adj: valiant, stout, strong (used only in poetry). (ROAF / ˈroːf)
slāw
lyge-torn
lyge-torn, n.n: feigned anger or grief(?). (LUH-yeh-TORN)
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