ælf-siden, f.n: ‘elf-enchantment’ (unknown affliction accompanied by fever). (ALF-SID-en / ˈælf-ˌsɪ-dɛn)
Category Archives: body + health
hin-gang
hin-gang, m.n: a going hence, departure, death. (HIN-gong)
lǣce-hūs
lǣce-hūs, n.n: a hospital, building where the sick or injured are cared for. (LATCH-eh-HOOS)
ellen-sīoc
ellen-sīoc, adj: infirm or languid from want of strength, deprived of strength, powerless (lit. ‘strength-sick’). (EL-len-ZEE-ock)
brēost-sefa
brēost-sefa, m.n: heart, mind, innermost thought. (BRAY-ost-SEV-ah)
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mid-hrif
mid-hrif, n.n: the midriff; the diaphragm, separating the heart from the stomach, etc.; also the entrails. (MID-HRIF)
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hāsian
hāsian, wk.v: to grow hoarse. (HA-zee-on)
hrǣc-gebræc
hrǣc-gebræc, n.n: a cold in the chest, hoarseness. (HRACK-yeh-BRACK)
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scēat
scēat, m.n: a corner, an angle; a corner, quarter; a projection, promontory; a nook, corner, region; a lap, bosom; a bay; a garment; a cloth, napkin. (SHAY-aht)
cnucel
cnucel, m.n: a knuckle, joint. (K’NUCK’ell)
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