mǣl-gesceaft

mǣl-gesceaft, f.n: that which happens at its appointed time in accordance with the decrees of fate. (MAL-yeh-SHAY-oft)

snēr

snēr, f.n: the string of a musical instrument. (SNAIR)

gāst-sunu, m.n: spiritual son, Christ. (GAHST-sun-uh)

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wīg, n.n: fight, battle, war, conflict. (WEE)

wang-turf, f.n: turf, grassland. (WAHNG-turf)

ǣ-þreclic, adj: terrible. (AAH-thretch-litch)

flǣsc-mangere, m.n: fleshmonger, butcher. (FLASH-mahn-yeh-reh)

lār-þegn, m.n: teacher (lit. ‘lore-servant’). (LAR-thain)

slōh, m.n: a slough, a pathless and miry place. (SLOH)

mūþ-frēo, adj: at liberty to speak (mouth-free). (MOOTH-FRAY-oh / ˈmuːθ-ˌfreːɔ)

This week’s Wordhord Wednesday post is on multipurpose on-gang. I make every 25th post free and today is #175, so anyone can read it on Patreon.