ūle

ūle, f.n: an owl. (OO-luh / ˈuː-lə)

swīn-hirde

swīn-hirde, m.n: a swine-herd. (SWEEN-HIR-duh / ˈswiːn-ˌhɪɹ-də)

cræte-hors, n.n: a cart-horse. (KRAE-tuh-HORS / ˈkræ-tə-ˌhɔrs)

īs-earn, m.n: a kingfisher, literally “ice-eagle”. (EES-EH-arn / ˈiːs-ˌɛarn)

winter-dūn, f.n: a down or hill on which there is pasturage for sheep during the winter. (WIN-ter-DOON / ˈwɪn-tɛr-ˌduːn)

ilfette, f.n: another word for swan. (ILL-veh-tuh / ˈɪl-vɛ-tə)

If you missed it, see the Exeter Book “swan” riddle on Dēor-hord, a medieval and modern bestiary.

swan, m.n: swan. (SWAHN / ˈswan)

If you missed it, check out Exeter Book Riddle 7 on Dēor-hord: a medieval and modern bestiary.

hors, n.n: horse. (HORS / ˈhɔrs)

pāwa, m/f.n: peacock, peahen. (PA-wa / ˈpaː-wa)

lēaf-wyrm, m.n: ‘leaf-worm’, blast or Bruchus (a kind of leaf beetle known for destroying crops). (LAY-ahv-WUERM / ˈleːav-ˌwyrm)