heord

heord, f.n: a herd, flock; a group of domestic animals of one kind kept together under the charge of one or more persons. (HAY-ord)

lamb

lamb, n.n: lamb. (LAHMB / ˈlamb)

gafol-heord, f.n: rented swarm of bees that is paid for in honey. (GA-voll-HEH-ord / ˈga-vɔl-ˌhɛɔrd)

fen-fugelas, pl.m.n: fen-birds, fen fowl. (FEN-FUH-yell-ahs / ˈfɛn-ˌfʌ-jɛ-las)

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regn-wyrm, m.n: an earthworm. (RAIN-WURM)

weorf-tord, n.n: dung of beasts. (WAY-orv-TORD)

mǣw, m.n: gull. (MAE-ew / ˈmæːu)

cū-horn, m.n: a cow’s horn. (KOO-HORN / ˈkuː-ˌhɔrn)

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mūs, f.n: mouse. (MOOS / ˈmuːs)

scēap-heord, f.n: a flock of sheep. (SHAY-op-HAY-ord)