grundlinga, adv: from or to the ground, bottom; completely, utterly; (in descriptions of the destruction of a building, monument, city, etc.) to the ground, to its foundation; (in descriptions of the eradication or disappearance of a sin, fault, etc.) thoroughly, completely, utterly. (GRUND-ling-ga / ˈgrʌnd-lɪŋ-ga)

ge-leccan, wk.v: to moisten, wet. (yeh-LETCH-ahn / jɛ-ˈlɛ-tʃan)

hlīs-ful, adj: famous, of good repute, renown. (HLEES-full / ˈhliːs-fʌl)

gēoc, f.n: safety, help, aid, succour, comfort, consolation. (YAY-ock / ˈjeːɔk)

geoc, n.n: a yoke; a yoke of oxen. (YEH-ock / ˈjɛɔk)

wīdgilness, f.n: vastness, spaciousness, vast expanse. (WEED-yill-ness / ˈwiːd-jɪl-nɛs)

āl, n.n: a fire. (AWL / ˈaːl)

þurh-wunian, wk.v: to continue, last, not to come to an end; to continue in a place, to remain; to continue in a condition, not to change. (thur’h-WUH-ni-ahn / θʌrx-ˈwʌ-nɪ-an)

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nam-cūþ, adj: having a well-known name, celebrated, famous, of note, of renown. (NAHM-KOOTH / ˈnam-ˌkuːθ)

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brȳd-hlōp, n.n: marriage. (BRUDD-HLOPE / ˈbryːd-ˌhloːp)