wulf

wulf, m.n: wolf. (WULF / ˈwʌlf)

ēa-fisc

ēa-fisc, m.n: a river-fish. (AY-ah-FISH / ˈeːa-ˌfɪʃ)

nædre, f.n: serpent, adder. (NADD-ruh / ˈnæd-dɹə)

St Patrick supposedly drove the snakes out of Ireland. Happy St Patrick’s Day!

eh, n.n: horse; name of the E-rune ᛖ. (EH / ˈɛh)

fēorþes fōt, adj: four-footed. (FAY-or-thus FOAT / ˈfeːɔɹ-θəs-ˌfoːt)

sǣ-ǣl, m.n: a sea-eel. (SAE-AEL / ˈsæː-ˌæːl)

sugu, f.n: a sow. (SUH-guh / ˈsʌ-gʌ)

hrān, m.n: a reindeer. (HRAWN / ˈhɹaːn)

Glæd Geol!

ceafer, m.n: a beetle. (CHEH-ah-ver / ˈtʃɛa-vɛɹ)

draca, m.n: a dragon; a serpent. (DRAH-ka / ˈdra-ka)