gesynto

gesynto, f.n: health, welfare, safety, prosperity, success, advantage, profit, benefit. (yeh-SUN-toh / jɛ-ˈsɝn-tɔ)

cyssan

cyssan, wk.v: to kiss. (KUSS-sahn / ˈkɝs-san)

hālsian, wk.v: to beseech, entreat, implore, adjure, conjure, exorcise. (HALL-zi-yahn / ˈhaːl-zɪ-an)

lytling, m.n: a little one, a young person, a child. (LUT-ling / ˈlɝt-lɪŋ)

ēorodman, m.n: a horseman. (AY-oh-rod-MAHN / ˈeːɔ-ɹɔd-ˌman)

gelācan, str.v: to play a trick on, delude. (yeh-LAH-kahn / jɛ-ˈlaː-kan)

clyppan, wk.v: to embrace, hug, clasp, cherish. (KLUP-pahn / ˈklɝp-pan)

Happy International Hug-A-Medievalist Day!

godsprec, n.n: an oracle. (GOD-SPRETCH / ˈgɔd-ˌspɹɛtʃ)

unoferswīðed, adj: unconquered. (un-OH-ver-SWEETH-ed / ʌn-ˈɔ-vɛɹ-ˌswiː-θɛd)

gēomrung, f.n: groaning, moaning, lamentation. (YAY-om-rung / ˈjeːɔm-ɹʌŋ)