wæl-grim

wæl-grim, adj: slaughter-grim, cruel, destructive, bloodthirsty. (WAEL-GRIM / ˈwæl-ˌgrɪm)

glæs

glæs, n.n: glass. (GLASS / ˈglæs)

hlȳp, m.n: leap, jump. (H’LUEP / ˈhlyːp)

swylt, m.n: death, destruction. (SWUELT / ˈswylt)

hȳð, f.n: a hithe, or place that receives a ship on its landing; a low shore, fit to be a landing place for boats; a port, haven. (HUETH / ˈhyːθ)

Hithe occurs in the names of seaports, and also landing-places on rivers, far from the coast.

hungor, m.n: hunger, famine. (HUNG-gor / ˈhʌŋ-gɔr)

fēnix, m.n: phoenix. (FAY-niks / ˈfeː-nɪks)

dēaþ-sele, m.n: hall of death. (DAY-ath-SEH-luh / ˈdeːaθ-ˌsɛ-lə)

middan-geard, m.n: middle-dwelling (between heaven and hell), the earth, world. (MID-dahn-YEH-ard / ˈmɪd-dan-ˌjɛard)

tācn, n.n: token, sign; distinguishing mark (lit. or fig.); evidence; supernatural sign, miracle. (TAH-kun / ˈtaː-kən)