dēor

dēor, n.n: animal. (DAY-or / ˈdeːɔr)

attor-cræft

attor-cræft, m.n: art of using poison or poisonous potions, witchcraft, sorcery. (AHT-tor-KRAFT / ˈat-tɔr-ˌkræft)

hold, n.n: a carcass, body. (HOLD / ˈhɔld)

a-weallan, str.v: to well up; to abound in numbers, swarm; to be hot, burn, well up with heat. (ah-WEH-al-lahn / a-ˈwɛal-lan)

stenc, m.n: smell, scent, odour. (STENCH / ˈstɛntʃ)

þēow, m.n: servant; enslaved person. (THAY-oh / ˈθeːɔw)

corn-hūs, n.n: granary. (KORN-HOOS / ˈkɔrn-ˌhuːs)

līg, m/n.n: flame. (LEE / ˈliːj)

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gyst, m.n: guest, visitor, stranger. (YUEST / ˈjyst)

be-hēafdung, f.n: beheading. (beh-HAY-ahv-dung / bɛ-ˈheːav-dʌŋ)