wyn-sum

wyn-sum, adj: pleasant, agreeable; joyous. (WUEN-zum / ˈwyn-zʌm)

ēa

ēa, f.n: river. (AY-ah / ˈeːa)

bēacen, n.n: sign, portent. (BAY-ah-kun / ˈbeːa-kən)

gold, n.n: gold. (GOLD / ˈgɔld)

lēoþ, n.n: song, poem, ode. (LAY-oth / ˈleːɔθ)

frætwe, f.n: adornments, ornaments, treasure; sometimes used figuratively to refer to ‘fruits of the earth’. (FRAT-wuh / ˈfræt-wə)

nēat, n.n: ox or cow; beast, animal. (NAY-aht / ˈneːat)

ēad, n.n: happiness, well-being. (AY-ahd / ˈeːad)

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eosol, m.n: donkey, ass. (EH-oh-zoll / ˈɛɔ-zɔl)

ge-fēa, m.n: joy, gladness. (yeh-VAY-ah / jɛ-ˈveːa)