hand-seax

hand-seax, n.n: a short sword, dagger. (HAHND-SEH-ahks / ˈhand-ˌsɛaks)

mægen-wudu

mægen-wudu, m.n: mighty spear. (MAE-yen-WUH-duh / ˈmæ-jɛn-ˌwʌ-dʌ)

wæl-mist, m.n: ‘slaughter-mist’, mist that covers the bodies of the slain. (WAEL-MIST / ˈwæl-ˌmɪst)

hyse, m.n: a young man, warrior. (HUH-zuh / ˈhɝ-zə)

inwit-hlemm, m.n: a stroke treacherously or maliciously given. (IN-wit-HLEM / ˈɪn-wɪt-ˌhlɛm)

wīg-bil, n.n: a battle-blade, a sword. (WEE-BILL / ˈwiːj-ˌbɪl)

hilde-grāp, f.n: hostile grasp. (HILL-duh-GRAWP / ˈhɪl-də-ˌgɹaːp)

hilde-gicel, m.n: ‘battle-icicle’, drop of blood or blood dripping from a sword. (HILL-duh-YI-chell / ˈhɪl-də-ˌjɪ-tʃɛl)

here-wōsa, m.n: one who is fierce in fighting. (HEH-ruh-WOH-za / ˈhɛ-ɹə-ˌwoː-za)

cumbol, n.n: a sign, image, military standard, ensign, banner; a sign or evidence of disease, a wound. (KUM-boll / ˈkʌm-bɔl)