ferþwērig

ferþwērig, adj: soul-weary, sad. (FERTH-WAY-rih / ˈfɛɹθ-ˌweː-ɹɪj)

or-þanc

or-þanc, m.n: original, inborn thought; genius, wit; skillful contrivance, artifice. (OR-thonk / ˈɔr-θɔnk)

ēaggebyrd, f.n: the nature or power of the eye; a circumlocution for the eye. (AY-ah-yeh-BURD / ˈeːa-jɛ-ˌbɝɹd)

leax, m.n: salmon. (LEH-ox / ˈlɛaks)

arodness, f.n: boldness, constancy, resolution. (AH-rod-ness / ˈa-ɹɔd-nɛs)

hengest, m.n: horse, steed. (HENG-gest / ˈhɛŋ-gɛst)

edniwian, wk.v: to make new, to renew. (ED-nih-wi-ahn / ˈɛd-nɪ-wɪ-an)

gēardagum, adv: in days of yore, formerly. (YAY-ar-DA-gum / ˈjeːaɹ-ˌda-gʌm)

frēolsian, wk.v: to keep a holy day, to celebrate. (FRAY-oll-zi-ahn / fɹeːɔl-zɪ-an)

swefan, s.v: to sleep: of natural sleep; of the sleep of death; of metaphorical sleep (not watchful, inactive). (SWEH-vahn / ˈswɛ-van)