hind, f.n: hind, female deer, perhaps the red deer specifically. (HIND / ˈhɪnd)
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ǣmette
ǣmette, f.n: ant. (AM-et-tuh / ˈæː-mɛt-tə)
brocc
brocc, m.n: badger. (BROCK / ˈbrɔk)
culfre
culfre, f.n: dove. (KULL-vruh / ˈkʌl-vrə)
griffus
griffus, n: griffin. (GRIFF-fuss / ˈgrɪf-fʌs)
elpend
elpend, m.n: elephant. (EL-pend / ˈɛl-pɛnd)
dēor
dēor, n.n: animal. (DAY-or / ˈdeːɔr)
heofon-būend
heofon-būend, m.n: dweller in heaven. (HEH-oh-von-BOO-end / ˈhɛɔ-vɔn-ˌbuː-ɛnd)
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fold-ræst
fold-ræst, f.n: ‘earth-rest’, a resting-place in the earth, a grave. (FOLD-RAST / ˈfɔld-ˌræst)
bryne-brōga
bryne-brōga, m.n: fire-terror. (BRUE-nuh-BRO-ga / ˈbry-nə-ˌbroː-ga)
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