stǣr, n.n: a history. (STAER / ˈstæːr)
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Category Archives: education + knowledge
lah-wita
lah-wita, m.n: one who has a knowledge of law, a lawyer. (LA’H-WI-ta / ˈlax-ˌwɪ-ta)
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wītega
wītega, m.n: a wise man, one who has knowledge; one who has knowledge from a superhuman source, prophet, soothsayer. (WEE-teh-ga / ˈwiː-tɛ-ga)
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sōþ
sōþ, n.n: truth. (SOATH / ˈsoːθ)
bōc-hūs
bōc-hūs, n.n: library, ‘book-house’. (BOAK-HOOS / ˈboːk-ˌhuːs)
folc-lār
folc-lār, f.n: homily, lit. ‘people-instruction’ (despite the similarity, modern English ‘folklore’ developed independently with a different meaning). (FOLK-LAHR / ˈfɔlk-ˌlaːɹ)
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bōc
bōc, f.n: book. (BOAK / ˈboːk)
sweotolung
sweotolung, f.n: manifestation; explanation; declaration; evidence, testimony. (SWEH-ot-ol-lung / ˈswɛɔ-tɔ-lʌŋ)
dæg-cūþ
dæg-cūþ, adj: known clearly as if by day, clear as day. (DAIE-kooth / ˈdæj-ˌkuːθ)
ge-wislīce
ge-wislīce, adv: certainly, without doubt, unquestionably; without fail, surely; knowingly, accurately; explicitly, clearly. (yeh-WIZ-LEE-cheh / jɛ-ˈwɪz-ˌliː-tʃɛ)
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