or-læg, n.n: fate. (OR-LAIE / ˈɔr-ˌlæj)

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eð-cwide, m.n: a rehearsal. (ETH-KWID-uh / ˈɛθ-ˌkwɪ-də)

a-wyrgda, m.n: the cursed, the Devil. (ah-WUERG-da / a-ˈwyrg-da)

brēgan, wk.v: to terrify, frighten (someone / something). (BRAY-gahn / ˈbreː-gan)

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wel-bescēawod, adj: considerate, prudent. (WELL-beh-SHAY-ah-wodd / ˈwɛl-bɛ-ˌʃeːa-wɔd)

sicetung, f.n: a sigh, sob, heavy or short breathing, sighing. (SITCH-uh-tung / ˈsɪ-tʃə-tʌŋ)

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sāwan, str.v: to sow (seed in a field); to sow (a field with seed); (figurative) to sow the seeds of anything, to originate, do an action which produces a result, implant. (SAH-wahn / ˈsaː-wan)

æt-berstan, str.v: to break out or loose, to escape, get away. (at-BER-stahn / æt-ˈbɛr-stan)

hēof-sīþ, m.n: a lamentable condition. (HAY-off-SEETH / ˈheːɔf-ˌsiːθ)

hnēaw-ness, f.n: stinginess, parsimony. (H’NAY-aw-ness / ˈhneːaw-nɛs)