slǣp-wērig

slǣp-wērig, adj: ‘sleep-weary’, weary and sleepy, sleepily weary, so tired as to sleep. (SLAP-WAY-rih / ˈslæːp-ˌweː-ɹɪj)

Wæs hæl!

Wæs hæl, phrase: greeting that literally means ‘be whole’ or ‘be healthy’. (WAES HAEL / ˈwæs ˌhæl)

nos-þyrel, n.n: nostril (nose-hole). (NOSS-THUE-rell / ˈnɔs-ˌθy-rɛl)

micga, m.n: urine. (MIDGE-ah / ˈmɪ-dʒa)

hweorf-bān, n.n: a joint (of the back), vertebra; the knee-cap. (HWEH-orv-BAHN / ˈhwɛɔɹv-ˌbaːn)

brǣþ, m.n: an odour, a scent, smell (good or bad); breath. (BRAETH / ˈbɹæːθ)

nægl, m.n: the nail of a finger or toe; a nail, peg. (NA-yull / ˈnæ-jəl)

eaxle-gespan, n.n: the shoulder-span; the beam of a cross which passes behind the shoulders. (EH-ahk-sul-yeh-SPAHN / ˈɛak-səl-jɛ-ˌspan)

hreðer-loca, m.n: breast (lit. ‘breast-locker’). (HREH-ther-LOCK-ah / ˈhɹɛ-θɛɹ-ˌlɔ-ka)

brægen, n.n: brain. (BRAE-yen / ˈbræ-jɛn)