langung-hwīl

langung-hwīl, f.n: a time of longing or weariness. (LAHNG-gung-HWEEL / ˈlaŋ-gʌŋ-ˌhwiːl)

ānwintrecyning

ānwintrecyning, m.n: a ‘one-winter king’, i.e. a king or ruler who rules for one winter or year. (AHN-win-truh-KUH-ning / ˈaːn-wɪn-tɹə-ˌkɝ-nɪŋ)

wild-dēor, n.n: wild animal. (WILLD-DAY-or / ˈwɪld-ˌdeːɔr)

ofer-hygd, f/n.n: (in a bad sense) pride, arrogance; (in a good sense) honourable pride, high spirit. (OV-er-HUYD / ˈɔ-vɛɹ-ˌhɝjd)

sealt-ȳþ, f.n: a salt-wave, sea-wave. (SEH-alt-UTH / ˈsɛalt-ˌɝːθ)

wēden-heort, n.n: madness, frenzy, fury. (WAY-den-HEH-ort / ˈweː-dɛn-ˌhɛɔɹt)

holt, m.n: wood, grove, copse. (HOLT / ˈhɔlt)

mann-drēam, m.n: human joy; joyous noise, jubilation. (MAHN-DRAY-ahm / ˈman-ˌdreːam)

mete-þearfende, adj: desirous of food. (MEH-tuh-THEH-ar-ven-duh / ˈmɛ-tə-ˌθɛaɹ-vɛn-də)

be-smītan, str.v: to defile, dirty, pollute, contaminate. (beh-SMEE-tahn / bɛ-ˈsmiː-tan)