wrenc-wīs, adj: unjust, unrighteous. (WRENCH-WEES / ˈwɹɛntʃ-ˌwiːs)

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cōfincel, n.n: a hand-mill. (KO-vin-chull / ˈkoː-vɪn-tʃəl)

wann-fȳr, n.n: lurid fire. (WAHN-fur)

folc-firen, f.n: a folk-crime, public crime. (FOLK-fir-en)

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mǣg-lagu, f.n: law regulating the duties and responsibilities of kinsmen, e.g. in the matter of paying or receiving certain parts of the wergild (‘man price’) if one of their number slew or was slain. (MAG-lah-goo)