horder-wice, f.n: the office of a treasurer or steward. (HOR-der-WITCH-uh / ˈhɔr-dɛr-ˌwɪ-tʃə)

pynding, f.n: dam. (PUEN-ding / ˈpyn-dɪŋ)

sweor, m.n: a column, pillar (lit. or fig.), that which is shaped like a pillar. (SWEH-or / ˈswɛɔr)

holh, n.n: a hollow, cavity, hole. (HOL’H / ˈhɔlx)

ge-hæp, adj: fit, suitable. (yeh-HAP / jɛ-ˈhæp)

mid-siðian, wk.v: to accompany. (MID-SITH-i-ahn / ˈmɪd-ˌsɪ-θɪ-an)

ge-endebyrdan, wk.v: to set in order, arrange, dispose. (yeh-EN-duh-BUER-dahn / jɛ-ˈɛn-də-ˌbyr-dan)

bisig, adj: busy, occupied. (BIH-zih / ˈbɪ-zɪj)

fen-līc, adj: fenlike, marshy. (FEN-leech / ˈfɛn-liːtʃ)

brǣdan, wk.v: to cook (food); (specifically) to roast or grill as opposed to boil. (BRAD-ahn / ˈbræː-dan)