nēotan

nēotan, wk.v: to enjoy, have the benefit of, make use of. (NAY-o-tahn / ˈneːɔ-tan)

This week’s Wordhord Wednesday post is on quickbeam. Read it on Patreon.

gūþ-gemōt

gūþ-gemōt, n.n: battle-meeting, combat. (GOOTH-yeh-MOAT / ˈguːθ-jɛ-ˌmoːt)

miht, f.n: power, might. (MI’HT / ˈmɪxt)

bera, m.n: bear. (BEH-ra / ˈbɛ-ra)

mōd, n.n: mind, heart, spirit. (MOAD / ˈmoːd)

fōt, m.n: foot. (FOAT / ˈfoːt)

feoh-hord, m.n: hoard of money or wealth. (FEH-oh-HORD / ˈfɛɔx-ˌhɔrd)

In this week’s Wordhord Wednesday, I read from Beowulf: Beowulf vs. Dragon. Read/hear it on Patreon.

tusc, m.n: canine or molar tooth; tusk. (TUSK / ˈtʌsk)

Henry III’s elephant in the Liber Additamentorum; England (St Albans), 1250s; British Library, Cotton MS Nero D I, f. 169v. [bl.uk]

scop, m.n: poet. (SHOP / ˈʃɔp)

hunta, m.n: hunter.; possibly a venomous spider or a hunting spider. (HUN-tah / ˈhʌn-ta)