dræg-net

dræg-net, n.n: dragnet, a weighted net used to search a pond or river bottom. (DRAIE-NET / ˈdɹæj-ˌnɛt)

eorcnanstān

eorcnanstān, m.n: a precious stone, pearl, topaz. (EH-ork-nan-STAHN / ˈɛɔɹk-nan-ˌstaːn)

Tolkien named the ‘Arkenstone’ in Lord of the Rings for this eorcnanstān.

hwæt-hwega, pronoun/adv/adj: something, anything; some, a little; somewhat. (HWAET-H’WEH-ga / ˈhwæt-ˌhwɛ-ga)

mǣr-līc, adj: great, magnificent, glorious, splendid, illustrious. (MAER-leech / ˈmæːr-liːtʃ)

godmægen, n.n: divine power, divinity. (GOD-MAE-yen / ˈgɔd-ˌmæ-jɛn)

þūsend, n/numeral: thousand. (THOO-zend / ˈθuː-zɛnd)

āsegendness, f.n: an offering. (AH-seh-yend-ness / ˈaː-sɛ-jɛnd-nɛs)

hōh, m.n: a promontory, headland or bluff. (HO’H / ˈhoːh)

ge-sund, adj: sound, healthy, entire, unhurt, safe, favourable, prosperous. (yeh-ZUND / jɛ-ˈzʌnd)

symbel-wlanc, adj: ‘feast-proud’, high-spirited or arrogant with feasting. (SUEM-bell-WLAHNK / ˈsym-bɛl-ˌwlank)