wīg-hūs

wīg-hūs, n.n: battle-house, war-house, a tower or fortification. (WEE-HOOS / ˈwiːj-ˌhuːs)

beadu-scearp

beadu-scearp, adj: sharp in or for battle. (BEH-ah-duh-SHEH-arp / ˈbɛa-dʌ-ˌʃɛarp)

heaþu-grimm, adj: battle-grim, fierce (as the fray of battle). (HEH-ah-thuh-GRIM / ˈhɛa-θʌ-ˌgrɪm)

fyrd-mann, m.n: one who fights, soldier. (FUERD-MAHN / ˈfyrd-ˌman)

camp-dōm, m.n: warfare. (KAHMP-dome / ˈkamp-doːm)

bill, n.n: sword; pruning hook or blade, implement for cutting wood; hoe, mattock, digging implement. (BILL / ˈbɪl)

here-hūþ, f.n: spoils of war, booty, loot, plunder. (HEH-ruh-HOOTH / ˈhɛ-rə-ˌhuːθ)

ge-win, n.n: tumult, hostility, strife. (yeh-WIN / jɛ-ˈwɪn)

sige-gefeoht, n.n: a victorious battle, a victory. (SIH-yuh-yeh-FEH-o’ht / ˈsɪ-jə-jɛ-ˌfɛɔxt)

here-cirm, m.n: a war-shout, shout raised by a host. (HEH-reh-CHIRM / ˈhɛ-rɛ-ˌtʃɪrm)