weald

weald, m.n: high land covered with woods, forest. (WEH-ald / ˈwɛald)

grislīc

grislīc, adj: grim, horrible; inspiring terror, horror or awe. (GRIZZ-leech / ˈgrɪz-liːtʃ)

cwic-sūsl, f/n.n: living torment, eternal punishment; hell. (KWITCH-soo-zull / ˈkwɪtʃ-ˌsuː-zəl)

heoru-drēor, m.n: blood, gore (caused by a battle). (HEH-or-ruh-DRAY-or / ˈhɛɔ-rʌ-ˌdreːɔr)

egeslic, adj: terrible, dreadful, frightening, terrifying. (EH-yez-litch / ˈɛ-jɛz-lɪtʃ)

dēaþ, m.n: death. (DAY-ath / ˈdeːaθ)

sum, adj: some, one of many, certain (as in ‘a certain book’). (sum / sʌm)

hwistlung, f.n: hissing, whistling. (H’WIST-lung / ˈhwɪst-lʌŋ)

fōstor-cild, n.n: foster-child. (FOH-stor-CHILLD / ˈfoː-stɔr-ˌtʃɪld)

hornede, adj: horned. (HORN-eh-duh / ˈhɔr-nɛ-də)