rōt, adj: glad, cheerful; noble, excellent. (ROAT / ˈroːt)
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wēa-gesīþ
wēa-gesīþ, m.n: woe-companion, a companion in misery or wickedness. (WAY-ah-yeh-SEETH / ˈweːa-jɛ-ˌsiːθ)
hrēð-lēas
hrēð-lēas, adj: inglorious, joyless, without the joy of victory. (HRAITH-LAY-ahs / ˈhreːθ-leːas)
heoru-drēorig
heoru-drēorig, adj: blood-stained, drenched in blood; very sad, disconsolate; used as a substantive to mean ‘the disconsolate one’. (HEH-or-uh-DRAY-oh-rih / ˈhɛɔ-rʌ-ˌdreːɔ-rɪj)
forht-mōd
forht-mōd, adj: timid in spirit, afraid. (FOR’HT-MOAD / ˈfɔrxt-ˌmoːd)
blissian
blissian, wk.v: to rejoice, exult, be glad or merry; to gladden, delight. (BLIS-si-ahn / ˈblɪs-sɪ-an)
lēoht-mōd
lēoht-mōd, adj: of cheerful disposition, light-hearted. (LAY-o’ht-MOAD / ˈleːɔxt-ˌmoːd)
hyhtan
hyhtan, wk.v: to hope, trust, look forward to with hope or joy, rejoice. (HUE-h’tahn / ˈhyx-tan)
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ge-belg
ge-belg, m.n: anger, offense. (yeh-BELG / jɛ-ˈbɛlg)
wōp
wōp, m.n: a whoop, cry; mostly a cry of grief, wailing, lamentation, weeping. (WOPE / ˈwoːp)
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