lār-smiþ

lār-smiþ, m.n: wise person, counsellor (‘lore-smith’). (LAHR-SMITH / ˈlaːr-ˌsmɪθ)

æcer-mann

æcer-mann, m.n: farmer. (ACK-er-MAHN / ˈæ-kɛr-ˌman)

sefa, m.n: understanding, mind, heart. (SEH-vah / ˈsɛ-va)

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slǣwþ, f.n: sloth, laziness. (SLAEWTH / ˈslæːwθ)

gylp-georn, adj: vainglorious, arrogant, proud; eager for glory. (YUELP-YEH-orn / ˈjylp-ˌjɛɔrn)

ge-þweran, str.v: to stir, beat or mix together; to churn, make thick (as butter from cream); (poetically) to forge. (yeh-THWEH-rahn / jɛ-ˈθwɛ-ran)

ge-edniwian, wk.v: to restore, renew, renovate, change. (yeh-ED-ni-wi-ahn / jɛ-ˈɛd-nɪ-wɪ-an)

hēof-sang, m.n: elegy. (HAY-off-sahng / ˈheːɔf-saŋ)

wrǣt, f.n: work of art, a jewel or ornament. (WRAT / ˈwræːt)

sæpig, adj: full of sap. (SAP-ih / ˈsæ-pɪj)

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