tō-wrecan

tō-wrecan, str.v: to drive in different directions, scatter, disperse. (toh-WREH-kahn / toː-ˈwɹɛ-kan)

earh-faru

earh-faru, f.n: a flight of arrows. (EH-ar’h-FA-ruh / ˈɛarh-ˌfa-ɹʌ)

gǣst-hālig, adj: spirit-holy, holy in spirit. (GAEST-HA-lih / ˈgæːst-ˌhaː-lij)

draca, m.n: a dragon; a serpent (can sometimes indicate the Devil). (DRAH-ka / ˈdra-ka)

ān-stapa, m.n: lone wanderer. (AHN-STAH-pa / ˈaːn-ˌsta-pa)

Dorwit-ceaster, f.n: Canterbury. (DOR-wit-CHEH-ah-stur / ˈdɔɹ-wɪt-ˌtʃɛa-stər)

weardian, wk.v: to guard, keep, defend; to act as guardian to, to rule. (WEH-ar-dih-ahn / ˈwɛar-dɪ-an)

ærra līða, m.n: June (first līða). (AER-ra-LEE-tha / ˈæ-ra ˈliː-θa)

and-wrāþ, adj: hostile, antagonistic (towards something). (AND-WRAWTH / ˈand-ˌwraːθ)

ge-scēadan, str.v: to separate, distinguish, discern, decide. (yeh-SHAY-ah-dahn / jɛ-ˈʃeːa-dan)