wīs-fæst

wīs-fæst, adj: wise, discreet, judicious; having knowledge or skill, learned. (WEES-fast / ˈwiːs-fæst)

gramatisc-cræft

gramatisc-cræft, m.n: the art of grammar. (GRA-ma-tish-KRAFT / ˈgɹa-ma-tɪʃ-ˌkɹæft)

rǣd, m.n: counsel, advice; prudence, intelligence; plan, resolution; what is advisable, benefit, advantage. (RADD / ˈræːd)

fyrwit, adj: curious, inquisitive. (FUR-wit / ˈfɝɹ-wɪt)

mis-lār, f.n: bad teaching or doctrine. (MISS-LAHR / ˈmɪs-ˌlaːɹ)

in-frōd, adj: very old or very wise. (in-FROAD / ɪn-ˈfɹoːd)

leornung-cræft, m.n: learning, erudition. (LEH-or-nung-KRAFT / ˈlɛɔr-nʌŋ-ˌkræft)

sōþ-gid, n.n: a true tale. (SOATH-YID / ˈsoːθ-ˌjɪd)

hyge-cræft, m.n: mental power, intellect, wisdom, reason. (HUH-yuh-KRAFT / ˈhɝ-jə-ˌkɹæft)

rǣdels, m/f.n: counsel, consideration; debate; conjecture, imagination, interpretation; enigma, riddle. (RAD-ells / ˈræː-dɛls)