wītedōm-līc, adj: of superhuman knowledge, prophetic. (WEE-teh-dome-leech / ˈwiː-tɛ-doːm-liːtʃ)
Category Archives: education + knowledge
snytro-cræft
snytro-cræft, m.n: prudent skill, prudence, wisdom. (SNUE-troh-KRAFT / ˈsny-trɔ-ˌkræft)
ge-les
ge-les, n.n: reading, study, learning. (yeh-LESS / jɛ-ˈlɛs)
ge-mindblīðe
ge-mindblīðe, n: a grateful remembrance, memorial. (yeh-MINND-BLEE-thuh / jɛ-ˈmɪnd-ˌbliː-θə)
lār
lār, f.n: lore, teaching, instruction, learning, knowledge. (LAR / ˈlaːr)
folc-lār
folc-lār, f.n: homily, literally ‘people-lore’ or ‘people-instruction’. (FOLK-LAHR / ˈfɔlk-ˌlaːr)
bōc-gesamnung
bōc-gesamnung, f.n: a collection of books, library. (BOAK-yeh-SAM-nung / ˈboːk-jɛ-ˌsam-nʌŋ)
smēagelegen
smēagelegen, f.n: a syllogism, a type of logical reasoning where the conclusion is gotten from two linked premises (for example, an apple is a fruit and all fruit is good, therefore apples are good). (SMAY-ah-yeh-LEH-yen / ˈsmeːa-jɛ-ˌlɛ-jɛn)
rǣdan
rǣdan, wk/str.v: to have an idea, suppose; to make out the meaning of a riddle; to learn by perusal; to read; to counsel, give advice; to resolve after deliberation. (RAD-ahn / ˈræː-dan)
in-gehygd
in-gehygd, n.n: thought, mind, intent, sense, knowledge, understanding, conscience, intention, purpose. (IN-yeh-HUGD / ˈɪn-jɛ-ˌhygd)
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