mere-dēor

mere-dēor, n.n: sea animal. (MEH-ruh-DAY-or / ˈmɛ-rə-ˌdeːɔr)

nīdboda

nīdboda, m.n: messenger of violence, one who announces violence or distress. (NEED-BOR-ah / ˈniːd-ˌbɔ-da)

torht, adj: bright, splendid; of heavenly brightness; beautiful, radiant, noble, glorious, clear. (TOR’HT / ˈtɔɹht)

clūstorclēofa, m.n: a prison-chamber. (KLOO-stor-KLAY-oh-va / ˈkluː-stɔɹ-ˌkleːɔ-va)

heardsǣlig, adj: having hard fortune, unlucky, unfortunate, unhappy. (HEH-ard-SAL-ih / ˈhɛaɹd-ˌsæː-lɪj)

þēoden, m.n: prince, king, chief, lord, God, Christ. (THAY-oh-den / ˈθeːɔ-dɛn)

fyrn-gewrit, n.n: an ancient writing, old scripture. (FUERN-yeh-WRIT / ˈfyrn-jɛ-ˌwrɪt)

fǣrfyll, m.n: sudden fall, headlong fall. (FAER-FULL / ˈfæːɹ-ˌfɝl)

hringed-stefna, m.n: ship with a spiral- or ring-adorned stern, or with a curved stern. (H’RING-ed-STEV-na / ˈhɹɪŋ-əd-ˌstɛv-na)

winetrēow, f.n: faith between friends, or between husband and wife. (WIN-uh-TRAY-oh / ˈwɪ-nə-ˌtɹeːɔ)