mere-wērig

mere-wērig, adj: weary of journeying on the sea. (MEH-ruh-WAY-rih / ˈmɛ-ɹə-ˌweː-ɹɪj)

ēadignes

ēadignes, f.n: happiness. (AY-ah-dih-ness / ˈeːa-dɪj-nɛs)

fyrhto, f.n: fright, dread, terror, fear, trembling. (FUR-h’toh / ˈfɝɹh-tɔ)

ormōd, adj: without courage, hopeless, despairing. (OR-MOAD / ˈɔɹ-ˌmoːd)

unrētu, f.n: anxiety, disquiet. (un-RAY-tuh / ʌn-ˈɹeː-tʌ)

gēomrung, f.n: groaning, moaning, lamentation. (YAY-om-rung / ˈjeːɔm-ɹʌŋ)

geocsa, m.n: hiccup; sob, sobbing. (YEH-ock-sa / ˈjɛɔk-sa)

symbel-wlanc, adj: ‘feast-proud’, high-spirited or arrogant with feasting. (SUEM-bell-WLAHNK / ˈsym-bɛl-ˌwlank)

unhīrlīc, adj: fierce, savage; dismal, doleful. (un-HEER-leech / ʌn-ˈhiːɹ-liːtʃ)

Compare to Icelandic ū-hȳrligr (frowning).

lufian, wk.v: to love, feel affection for, show love to. (LUH-vi-ahn / ˈlʌ-vɪ-an)

Happy Valentine’s Day!