wed-lāc

wed-lāc, n.n: pledge; wedlock. (WED-LAHK / ˈwɛd-ˌlaːk)

wed-loga

wed-loga, m.n: one who is false to a pledge or engagement. (WED-LOG-ah / ˈwɛd-ˌlɔ-ga)

ealdian, wk.v: to grow old. (EH-all-di-ahn / ˈɛal-dɪ-an)

sundor-weorþmynt, f.n: a special honour, prerogative. (SUN-dor-WEH-orth-muent / ˈsʌn-dɔr-ˌwɛɔrθ-mynt)

spec-fāh, adj: speckled, spotted, full of spots. (SPECK-FAH / ˈspɛk-ˌfaːx)

wiþerbrocian, wk.v: to oppose, be adverse to, be against. (WITH-er-BROCK-i-ahn / ˌwɪ-θɛr-ˈbrɔ-kɪ-an)

cnēoris, f.n: a generation, race, tribe, family. (K’NAY-oh-riss / ˈkneːɔ-rɪs)

bēot-word, n.n: boast; threat. (BAY-ot-WORD / ˈbeːɔt-ˌwɔrd)

cnēowian, wk.v: to bow the knee, to kneel. (K’NAY-oh-wi-ahn / ˈkneːɔ-wɪ-an)

cnēow-wyrste, f.n: knee-joints (‘knee-wrist’). (K’NAY-oh-WUER-stuh / ˈkneːɔ-ˌwyr-stə)