sār-cwide, m.n: a speech that is intended to give pain, injurious or affronting speech, reproach, bitter words; a speech in which grief is expressed, a lament. (SAHR-KWIH-deh / ˈsaːɹ-ˌkwɪ-dɛ)
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andgit-fullīc
andgit-fullīc, adj: fully or clearly understood, intelligible. (AHND-yit-FULL-leech / ˈand-jɪt-ˌfʌl-liːt͡ʃ)
bōc-hord
bōc-hord, n/m.n: library, repository for books. (BOAK-HORD / ˈboːk-ˌhɔrd)
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wlisp
wlisp, adj: speaking inarticulately, lisping, stuttering, stammering. (W’LISP / ˈwlɪsp)
swīgen
swīgen, f.n: silence, refraining from speech. (SWEE-yen / ˈswiː-jɛn)
riht-andswaru
riht-andswaru, f.n: an answer that corrects, a reproof, rebuke. (RI’HT-OND-swah-ruh / ˈɹɪht-ˌand-swa-ɹʌ)
sōþ-sagol
sōþ-sagol, adj: veracious, truthful. (SOATH-SAH-goll / ˈsoːθ-ˌsa-gɔl)
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tabule
tabule, m/f.n: table; tablet or table on which to inscribe; a board which is struck to give a signal. (TA-buh-luh / ˈta-bʌ-lə)
bōc-cynn
bōc-cynn, n.n: a kind of book. (BOAK-KUN / ˈboːk-ˌkɝn)
fela-īdelsprǣce
fela-īdelsprǣce, adj: talking very idly. (FEH-la-EE-dell-SPRAE-chuh / ˈfɛ-la-ˈiː-dɛl-ˌspɹæː-tʃə)
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