mōd-bysgung

mōd-bysgung, f.n: anxiety of mind. (MOAD-BUZZ-gung / ˈmoːd-ˌbɝz-gʌŋ)

ēad-nes

ēad-nes, f.n: happiness, prosperity. (AY-ahd-ness / ˈeːad-nɛs)

wōden-drēam, m.n: madness, fury (lit. Woden-joy, Odin-joy). (WO-dun-DRAY-ahm / ˈwoː-dən-ˌdɹeːam)

ellor-fūs, adj: desirous or ready to go elsewhere, ready to depart. (EL-lor-FOOS / ˈɛl-lɔɹ-ˌfuːs)

irre-mōd, adj: of angry mood, angry-minded. (IR-ruh-MOAD / ˈɪɹ-ɹə-ˌmoːd)

prūt, adj: proud, arrogant. (PROOT / ˈpɹuːt)

brēost-cearu, f.n: the care of the heart, anxiety, grief, sorrow. (BRAY-ost-CHEH-ah-ruh / ˈbɹeːɔst-ˌtʃɛa-ɹʌ)

tō-hyht, m.n: hope, confidence, trust, glad expectation. (TOH-HUH’HT / ˈtoː-ˌhɝht)

gyte-sǣl, m.n: joy at the pouring out of wine. (YUH-tuh-SAEL / ˈjɝ-tə-ˌsæːl)

hlēor-sceamu, f.n: shame or confusion of face, literally ‘cheek-shame’. (HLAY-or-SHEH-ah-muh / ˈhleːɔɹ-ˌʃɛa-mʌ)