ǣwisc-berend

ǣwisc-berend, m.n: (referring to the middle finger) shame-bearer. (AE-wish-BEH-rend / ˈæː-wɪʃ-ˌbɛ-rɛnd)

ropp

ropp, m.n: an intestine, the colon. (ROP / ˈrɔp)

lǣrnes, f.n: emptiness (of the stomach). (LAER-ness / ˈlæːr-nɛs)

micel-hēafded, adj: having a great head. (MITCH-el-HAY-av-ded / ˈmɪ-tʃɛl-ˌheːav-dɛd)

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sceabb, m.n: scab. (SHEH-ahb / ˈʃɛab)

lim-nacod, adj: with uncovered limbs, naked. (LIM-NAH-kodd / ˈlɪm-ˌna-kɔd)

gicþa, m.n: itch, itching. (YITCH-tha / ˈjɪtʃ-θa)

orþian, wk.v: to breathe, pant. (OR-thi-ahn / ˈɔr-θɪ-an)

hǣlþ, f.n: (good) health, freedom from sickness; (act of) healing. (HALTH / ˈhæːlθ)

þurstig, adj: thirsty (literally and figuratively). (THUR-stih / ˈθʌrs-tɪj)