īsern-here, m.n: an iron-clad host. (EE-zern-HEH-reh)

land-here, m.n: land army (referring to a land force as opposed to a naval force, or referring to a native force as opposed to a foreign force). (LOND-HEH-reh)

regn-weard, m.n: a mighty guard. (RAYN-WEH-ard)

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ge-scildnes, f.n: protection, defence, shielding. (yeh-SHILD-ness)

sigebēacen, n.n: a sign or monument of victory gained, a trophy; an ensign that is to lead to victory, a banner. (SIH-yeh-BAY-ah-ken)

feorh-genīþla, m.n: mortal enemy. (FAY-or’h-yeh-NEETH-la)