un-sceþþigness

un-sceþþigness, f.n: innocence, harmlessness. (UN-SHETH-thi-ness / ˈʌn-ˌʃɛθ-θɪ-nɛs)

weorþ-mynd

weorþ-mynd, m/f.n: honour, glory, favour, fame. (WEH-orth-muend / ˈwɛɔrθ-mynd)

irfe, n.n: inherited property, property that passes to an heir. (IR-vuh / ˈɪr-və)

snaca, m/f.n: snake, reptile, perhaps even a scorpion. (SNAH-ka / ˈsna-ka)

Indea, n: ‘India’, an imprecise term for a broad geographical region in southern Asia. (IN-deh-ah / ˈɪn-dɛa)

lāð-getēona, m.n: evil-doer. (LAWTH-yeh-TAY-on-ah / ˈlaːθ-jɛ-ˌteːɔ-na)

lāð, n.n: what is hateful or harmful, harm, evil, injury, hurt, trouble, grief, pain, enmity. (LAWTH / ˈlaːθ)

hūsel, n.n: the Eucharist (especially the bread or wafer). (HOO-zull / ˈhuː-zəl)

hæleþ, m.n: man (referring to specific people accorded approbation); man (more generally), member of the human race. (HAL-eth / ˈhæ-lɛθ)

seolh-bæþ, n.n: seal-bath, a kenning for the sea. (SEH-ol’h-BATH / ˈsɛɔlx-ˌbæθ)