dægmǣl-scēawere

dægmǣl-scēawere, m.n: sundial observer, observer of times and seasons; astrologer, diviner. (DAIE-MAEL-SHAY-ah-weh-ruh / ˈdæj-ˌmæːl-ˌʃeːa-wɛ-ɹə)

dæg-mǣl

dæg-mǣl, n.n: a sundial or instrument for telling the hour. (DAIE-MAEL / ˈdæj-ˌmæːl)

esol, m.n: an ass, donkey. (EH-zoll / ˈɛ-zɔl)

gysternlīc-dæg, m.n: yesterday. (YUS-turn-leech-DAIE / ˈjɝs-təɹn-liːtʃ-ˌdæj)

gyst-ern, n.n: a guest-chamber, inn; (place of) shelter. (YUST-ERN / ˈjɝst-ˌɛɹn)

trahtaþ, m.n: a commentary. (TRAH-tahth / ˈtɹah-taθ)

scræf, n.n: a cave, cavern, hollow place in the earth; a miserable dwelling, a den. (SHRAFF / ˈʃræf)

wāc-mōd, adj: of weak disposition, morally weak; fainthearted. (WAHK-MOAD / ˈwaːk-ˌmoːd)

gēan-cyme, m.n: meeting, encounter, assembly, return. (YAY-ahn-KUH-muh / ˈjeːan-ˌkɝ-mə)

calwer, m.n: substance made from sour milk, possibly a kind of cheese, yogurt, curds, or whey. (KAHL-wur / ˈkal-wəɹ)