inwit-hlemm

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

wīg-bil

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)

īsern, n.n: iron, an instrument or weapon made of iron. (EE-zern / ˈiː-zɛɹn)

sirutūn, m.n: a place for an ambush, lurking-place. (SIH-ruh-TOON / ˈsɪ-ɹʌ-ˌtuːn)

unoferswīðed, adj: unconquered. (un-OH-ver-SWEETH-ed / ʌn-ˈɔ-vɛɹ-ˌswiː-θɛd)

grǣg-hama, n/adj: ‘grey-covering’ or ‘grey-cloaked’, possibly a wolf, bird, spear or chain mail. (GRAIE-HA-ma / ˈgræːj-ˌha-ma)