folm

folm, f.n: the palm of the hand, the hand. (FOLM / ˈfɔlm)

hlēor-sceamu

hlēor-sceamu, f.n: shame or confusion of face, literally ‘cheek-shame’. (HLAY-or-SHEH-ah-muh / ˈhleːɔɹ-ˌʃɛa-mʌ)

smæl-þearmas, m.n: the small guts, intestines. (SMAEL-THEH-ar-mas / ˈsmæl-ˌθɛaɹ-mas)

lungen, f/n.n: a lung. (LUNG-gehn / ˈlʌŋ-gɛn)

dēaþ-wērig, adj: ‘death-weary’, dead. (DAY-ath-WAY-ree / ˈdeːaθ-ˌweː-ɹɪj)

wann-feax, adj: dark-haired. (WAHN-FEH-aks / ˈwan-ˌfɛaks)

stær-blind, adj: blind from giddiness, purblind, quite blind. (STAER-BLIHND / ˈstæɹ-ˌblɪnd)

dolh, n.n: a wound, scar of a wound, cut, gash, sore. (DOL’H / ˈdɔlh)

grēot-hord, n.n: ‘earth-hoard’, the human body. (GRAY-ot-HORD / ˈgreːɔt-ˌhɔrd)

hrǣw, n.n: a living body; a dead body, corpse, carcass, trunk, carrion. (H’RAEW / ˈhɹæːw)