ful-lǣstan, wk.v: to help, aid, support. (full-LAST-ahn / fʌl-ˈlæːst-an)

un-fricgende, adj: unasked, unquestioned. (UN-FRIDG-en-deh / ˌʌn-ˈfɹɪd͡ʒ-ɛn-dɛ)

sifeþa, m/f.n (plural): siftings, bran, chaff; useless seeds. (SIH-veh-tha / ˈsɪ-vɛ-θa)

set-hrægl, n.n: a cloth for covering a seat. (SET-HRAE-yull / ˈsɛt-ˌhɹæ-jəl)

swearm, m.n: a swarm, crowd. (SWEH-arm / ˈswɛaɹm)

eall-tǣwlīce, adv: completely, perfectly. (EH-all-TAEW-lee-cheh / ˈɛal-ˌtæːw-liː-tʃɛ)

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hyht-gyfu, f.n: gift causing joy, pleasant gift. (HUH’HT-YUH-vuh / ˈhɝht-ˌjɝ-vʌ)

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under-hnīgan, str.v: to descend beneath, go lower than (a place); to submit to, undergo. (UN-der-H’NEE-gahn / ˈʌn-dɛɹ-ˌhniː-gan)

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fela-mōdig, adj: very brave. (FELL-ah-MO-dee / ˈfɛ-la-ˌmoː-dɪj)

hwyrflung, f.n: turning, revolution. (HWURV-lung / ˈhwɝɹv-lʌŋ)