un-getǣse, n.n: an inconvenience, a trouble. (UN-yeh-TAZZ-uh / ˈʌn-jɛ-ˌtæː-zə)

in-dryhto, f.n: nobleness, honour, glory. (in-DRUE-h’toh / ɪn-ˈdryx-tɔ)

stǣger, f.n: staircase. (STAE-yer / ˈstæː-jɛr)

ge-fēr-rǣden, f.n: companionship, fellowship, congregation, church; familiarity, friendship. (yeh-FAIR-RAD-en / jɛ-ˈfeːr-ˌræː-dɛn)

fǣgþ, f.n: hostility. (FAETH / ˈfæːjθ)

turf, f.n: turf, sod, piece of earth with grass on it; the grassy surface of the earth. (TURF / ˈtʌrf)

ge-þungen, v/participle: grown, thriven, advanced (morally, mentally, etc.), excellent, pious, noble, perfect. (yeh-THUNG-gen / jɛ-ˈθʌŋ-gɛn)

land-brǣce, m.n: breaking up of land; the first ploughing (of unbroken or fallow land). (LAWND-BRATCH-uh / ˈland-ˌbræː-tʃə)

þolemōdness, f.n: patience, long-suffering, endurance. (THO-leh-MOAD-ness / ˈθɔ-lɛ-ˌmoːd-nɛs)

sām-wīs, adj: dull, foolish. (SAHM-WEES / ˈsaːm-ˌwiːs)