attor-cræft

attor-cræft, m.n: art of using poison or poisonous potions, witchcraft, sorcery. (AHT-tor-KRAFT / ˈat-tɔr-ˌkræft)

hold

hold, n.n: a carcass, body. (HOLD / ˈhɔld)

leger-stōw, f.n: burial place; graveyard, cemetery. (LEH-yer-STOH / ˈlɛ-jɛr-ˌstoːw)

a-wyrgda, m.n: the cursed, the Devil. (ah-WUERG-da / a-ˈwyrg-da)

brēgan, wk.v: to terrify, frighten (someone / something). (BRAY-gahn / ˈbreː-gan)

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middel-niht, f.n: midnight. (MID-dell-NI’HT / ˈmɪd-dɛl-ˌnɪxt)

fēðe-georn, adj: desirous of going. (FAY-thuh-YEH-orn / ˈfeː-θə-ˌjɛɔrn)

hof, n.n: house, hall, dwelling, building. (HOFF / ˈhɔf)

hyll-hāma, m.n: cicada. (HUL-HA-ma / ˈhyl-ˌha-ma)

wel-bescēawod, adj: considerate, prudent. (WELL-beh-SHAY-ah-wodd / ˈwɛl-bɛ-ˌʃeːa-wɔd)