wīf

wīf, n.n: woman, female; married woman, wife. (WEEF / ˈwiːf)

ān-stapa

ān-stapa, m.n: lone wanderer (one-stepper). (AHN-STAH-pa / ˈaːn-ˌsta-pa)

fyrn-geflita, m.n: ancient enemy, long-standing foe. (FUERN-yeh-VLIT-ah / ˈfyrn-jɛ-ˌvlɪ-ta)

panþer, m.n: panther. (PAHN-ther / ˈpan-θɛr)

Learn about how the panþer was imagined in the Middle Ages (and see a modern artist’s rendition of him) at Dēor-hord, a medieval and modern bestiary.

fugel-timber, n.n: bird material (which forms the fledgling), the young bird which develops. (FUH-yell-TIM-ber / ˈfʌ-jɛl-ˌtɪm-bɛr)

tunece, f.n: tunic, coat. (TUN-eh-chuh / ˈtʌ-nɛ-tʃə)

wrǣt-līc, adj: wondrous, curious; of wondrous excellence, beautiful, noble. (WRAET-leech / ˈwɹæːt-liːtʃ)

sundor-gecynd, n.n: peculiar or unique nature. (SUN-dor-yeh-KUEND / ˈsʌn-dɔr-jɛ-ˌkynd)

draca, m.n: a dragon; a serpent (can sometimes indicate the Devil). (DRAH-ka / ˈdra-ka)

and-wrāþ, adj: hostile, antagonistic (towards something). (AND-WRAWTH / ˈand-ˌwraːθ)