wyrd-writere

wyrd-writere, m.n: one who writes an account of events, historian, historiographer. (WUERD-WRI-teh-ruh / ˈwyrd-ˌwrɪ-tɛ-rə)

scēo

scēo, m.n: shoe. (SHAY-oh / ˈʃeːɔ)

geocsa, m.n: hiccup; sob, sobbing. (YEH-ock-sa / ˈjɛɔk-sa)

ǣghwæt, n/adj/adv: whatever. (AIE-hwat / ˈæːj-hwæt)

rēcels, n.n: incense. (RAY-chells / ˈɹeː-tʃɛls)

lyb-lāc, n.n: sorcery, witchcraft. (LUEB-lahk / ˈlyb-laːk)

sweart, adj: swart, swarthy, black, dark of colour; dark, gloomy (no light). (SWEH-art / ˈswɛaɹt)

grǣg-hama, n/adj: ‘grey-covering’ or ‘grey-cloaked’, possibly a wolf, bird, spear or chain mail. (GRAIE-HA-ma / ˈgræːj-ˌha-ma)

hālga, m.n: saint. (HALL-ga / ˈhaːl-ga)

Happy St Patrick’s Day — wear medieval blue today!

genihtsumnes, f.n: abundance, plenty, copiousness, sufficiency. (yeh-NI’HT-SUM-ness / jɛ-ˈnɪht-ˌsʌm-nɛs)