snotorscipe, m.n: prudence, sagacity. (SNOT-or-ship-eh)
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lār-þegn, m.n: teacher (lit. ‘lore-servant’). (LAR-thain)
steor-wigle, n.n: prognostication by the stars, astrology. (STEH-or-WE-leh)
glēawlīce, adv: prudently, wisely, clearly, well. (GLAY-aw-LEE-cheh)
rīm, n.n: number; a sum or aggregate of units; a collection of persons or things; a reckoning or calculation. (REEM)
mimorian, wk.v: to keep in the memory, remember. (MIM-oh-ree-ahn)
ge-þæht, n.n: counsel, consultation. (yeh-THÆ-h’t)
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gydd, n.n: poem, song; report, tale, story; a speech, utterance; saying, proverb, maxim; parable; a prophetic utterance, divination. (YUDD)
hyge-gār, m.n: wile, device (lit. ‘mind-arrow’ or ‘mind-dart’). (HUH-yeh-GAR)
lēas-sagol, adj: saying what is false, mendacious. (LAY-ahs-SAH-goll)
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