sām-hāl

sām-hāl, adj: not in perfect health, weak (‘half-healthy’). (SAHM-HALL / ˈsaːm-ˌhaːl)

ge-tēþed

ge-tēþed, adj: toothed, provided with teeth. (yeh-TAY-thed / jɛ-ˈteː-θɛd)

fēþe-mund, f.n: animal paw (‘foot-hand’ or ‘hand for walking’). (FAY-thuh-MUND / ˈfeː-θə-ˌmʌnd)

feax, n.n: hair. (FEH-ahks / ˈfɛaks)

tōþ, m.n: tooth, tusk. (TOATH / ˈtoːθ)

fylle-sēocnes, f.n: ‘falling-sickness’, possibly epilepsy. (FUEL-luh-SAY-ock-ness / ˈfyl-lə-ˌseːɔk-nɛs)

þrot-bolla, m.n: the gullet, windpipe. (THROT-BOLL-ah / ˈθrɔt-ˌbɔl-la)

wamb, f.n: belly, stomach; womb. (WAHMB / ˈwamb)

wōhhian, wk.v: to go astray mentally, rave, wander. (WO’H-he-ahn / ˈwoːx-hɪ-an)

liþe-bīge, adj: flexible at the joints, pliant; (in extended sense) compliant, humble, meek. (LITH-uh-BEE-yuh / ˈlɪ-θə-ˌbiː-jə)