hæn-fugul, m.n: hen. (HAN-FUH-gull / ˈhæn-ˌfʌ-gʌl)

hæn-fugul, m.n: hen. (HAN-FUH-gull / ˈhæn-ˌfʌ-gʌl)

turtle, m/f.n: turtledove. (TURT-luh / ˈtʌrt-lə)
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nēat, n.n: ox or cow; beast, animal. (NAY-aht / ˈneːat)

eosol, m.n: donkey, ass. (EH-oh-zoll / ˈɛɔ-zɔl)

dā, m/f.n: doe, perhaps the roe deer specifically. (DAH / ˈdaː)

bār, m.n: boar. (BAR / ˈbaːr)

henn, f.n: hen. (HEN / ˈhɛn)

cealf, n.n: calf. (CHEH-alf / ˈtʃɛalf)
hind, f.n: hind, female deer, perhaps the red deer specifically. (HIND / ˈhɪnd)
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ǣmette, f.n: ant. (AM-et-tuh / ˈæː-mɛt-tə)
