ed-wyrping, f.n: a recovery, a growing better, recovering. (ED-WURP-ing)
Category Archives: body + health
nēo
nēo, n: a corpse. (NAY-oh)
snot
snot, n.n: snot. (SNOT / ˈsnɔt)
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hrif
hrif, n.n: the womb, belly. (H’RIFF)
lācnestre
lācnestre, f.n: a (female) physician, doctor. (LAHK-nez-treh)
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lǣce-feoh
lǣce-feoh, n.n: a physician’s fee, money paid to a doctor. (LATCH-eh-VEH-oh)
ūt-gang
ūt-gang, m.n: a going out, exit, egress; a coming out from a position within a body; in reference to time, the going out of a period, the conclusion, end; a place by which anything comes out, an exit; what comes out of a body, an evacuation. (OOT-gahng)
ge-mynd-benimming
ge-mynd-benimming, f.n: lethargy. (yeh-MUND-beh-NIM-ming)
rēoma
rēoma, m.n: a membrane, ligament. (RAY-om-ah)
weorold-lǣce
weorold-lǣce, m.n: a physician for the body. (WEH-or-old-LATCH-eh)
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