worn

worn, m.n: a swarm, band, flock, crowd, multitude, many, a great number, a great quantity. (WORN)

ge-inlagian

ge-inlagian, wk.v: to restore (someone) to the protection and rights of the law; to reverse (someone’s) sentence of outlawry. (yeh-in-LA-yee-ahn)

wyrt-weard, m.n: a gardener. (WURT-WAY-ard)

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ge-nēosian, wk.v: to visit. (yeh-NAY-oh-zee-ahn)

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lēoht-flōwende, adj: flowing or streaming with light. (LAY-o-h’t-FLO-wen-deh)

rǣd-bana, m.n: one who contrives a person’s death but is not the actual perpetrator. (RAD-ba-na)

dǣd-bana, m.n: an evil-doer, a perpetrator of murder. (DAD-ba-na)

īsern-byrne, f.n: iron corslet, coat of mail. (EE-zern-BUR-neh)

ēoh, m.n: yew, a yew tree; name of the EO-rune ᛇ. (AY-oh’h / ˈeːɔh)

fen-fugelas, pl.m.n: fen-birds, fen fowl. (FEN-FUH-yell-ahs / ˈfɛn-ˌfʌ-jɛ-las)

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