leðer-wyrhta, m.n: tanner, currier, someone who works in leather. (LEH-ther-WUER-h’ta / ˈlɛ-θɛr-ˌwyrx-ta)
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sēamestre
sēamestre, f.n: one who sews, tailor; (specifically) woman who sews, seamstress. (SAY-ahm-es-truh / ˈseːam-ɛs-trə)
lēoþ-wrenc
lēoþ-wrenc, m.n: definition uncertain, perhaps ‘poetic device’; ‘trick in a poem’ or ‘doubtful/spurious passage in a poem’ have also been suggested. (LAY-oth-WRENCH / ˈleːɔθ-ˌwrɛntʃ)
lagu-cræftig
lagu-cræftig, adj: skilled in seamanship. (LAH-guh-KRAF-tih / ˈla-gʌ-ˌkræf-tɪj)
mēting
mēting, f.n: a painting, picture. (MAY-ting / ˈmeː-tɪŋ)
lēoþ-wyrhta
lēoþ-wyrhta, m.n: poet. (LAY-oth-WUER’H-ta / ˈleːɔθ-ˌwyrx-ta)
twi-blēo
twi-blēo, adj: double-dyed. (TWIH-BLAY-oh / ˈtwɪ-ˌbleːɔ)
bōc-fell
bōc-fell, n.n: parchment, vellum (‘book-skin’). (BOAK-FELL / ˈboːk-ˌfɛl)
glīw-bēam
glīw-bēam, m.n: musical instrument (glee-wood), possibly a harp, drum, timbrel or tambourine. (GLEE-ew-BAY-ahm / ˈgliːw-ˌbeːam)
lēoþ-word
lēoþ-word, n.n: a word in a poem. (LAY-oth-WORD / ˈleːɔθ-ˌwɔrd)
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