brocc

brocc, m.n: badger. (BROCK / ˈbrɔk)

culfre

culfre, f.n: dove. (KULL-vruh / ˈkʌl-vrə)

griffus, n: griffin. (GRIFF-fuss / ˈgrɪf-fʌs)

elpend, m.n: elephant. (EL-pend / ˈɛl-pɛnd)

Matthew Paris’s Liber Additamentorum; England, 1250-59; British Library, Cotton MS Nero D I, f. 169v. [bl.uk]

dēor, n.n: animal. (DAY-or / ˈdeːɔr)

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

hāma, m.n: cricket, grasshopper. (HA-ma / ˈhaː-ma)

snǣding-scēap, n.n: a sheep to be killed for eating. (SNADD-ing-SHAY-op / ˈsnæː-dɪŋ-ˌʃeːap)

angel-twicce, f.n: a red worm used for bait in angling or fishing. (AHN-yell-TWITCH-uh / ˈan-jɛl-ˌtwɪ-tʃə)

rāh-dēor, n.n: roe-buck, roe deer. (RA’H-DAY-or / ˈraːx-ˌdeːɔr)