ǣr-wēla, m.n: ancient wealth. (AAR-WAY-la)

lang-wyrpe, adj: oblong. (LAHNG-wurp-eh)

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un-gelimp, n.n: misfortune, mishap. (UN-yeh-LIMP)

ge-limp, n.n: an event, accident, chance. (yeh-LIMP)

ofer-gitolness, f.n: forgetfulness, oblivion. (OV-er-YIT-ol-ness)

cniht-geong, adj: young as a child. (K’NIHT-YAY-ong)

hinder-hōc, m.n: wicked or concealed snare. (HIN-der-HOAK)

ofer-cuman, str.v: to overcome, vanquish, subdue; to come upon, reach, obtain. (OH-ver-CUM-on)

heard-sǣlig, adj: having hard fortune, unfortunate, unhappy. (HEH-ard-SAL-ee)

candel-snȳtels, m.n: instrument used for trimming candles, perhaps candle-snuffer. (KAHN-dell-SNUH-tells)