heaþor

heaþor, n: restraint, confinement. (HEH-ah-thor / ˈhɛa-θɔr)

ofer-nōn

ofer-nōn, f/n.n: afternoon or early evening. (OV-er-NOAN / ˈɔ-vɛr-ˌnoːn)

micel, adj: great in size, in quantity, or in a metaphorical sense. (MIH-chell / ˈmɪ-tʃɛl)

here-beorgian, wk.v: to harbour, shelter, provide lodging for (someone); also figurative. (HEH-reh-BEH-org-i-ahn / ˈhɛ-rɛ-ˌbɛɔr-gi-an)

hungrig, adj: hungry, famished. (HUNG-grih / ˈhʌŋ-grɪj)

ellen-wōdnes, f.n: zeal, ardour. (EL-len-WOAD-ness / ˈɛl-lɛn-ˌwoːd-nɛs)

næder-bīta, m.n: ichneumon (lit. ‘snake-biter’). (NADD-er-BEE-ta / ˈnæ-dɛr-ˌbiː-ta)

ge-maca, m.n: a mate, an equal, companion. (yeh-MA-ka / jɛ-ˈma-ka)

un-forswīþed, adj: unconquered. (UN-for-SWEETH-ed / ˈʌn-fɔr-ˌswiː-θɛd)

nihte-gala, m.n: nightingale (lit. ‘night-singer’). (NI’HT-uh-GA-la / ˈnɪxt-ə-ˌga-la)