ēste, adj: gracious, bountiful. (AY-steh)

sinc, n.n: treasure, gold, silver, jewels. (SINCH / ˈsɪntʃ)

be-hȳpan, wk.v: to heap or cover over, surround, encompass. (beh-HUPP-on)

gāl-frēolsas, m.n: licentious festivals. (GALL-FRAY-ol-zahs / ˈgaːl-ˌfɹeːɔl-zas)

wela, m.n: wealth, riches; prosperity, happy estate. (WELL-ah)

hrēþ-ēadig, adj: glorious. (HRAITH-AY-ah-dee)

This week’s Wordhord Wednesday post is about Waldere and Hildegyth, lovers on the run. Read it on Patreon.

wrēon, str.v: to cover; to put a covering on something; to conceal, hide; to serve as a covering to something, be spread over. (WRAY-on)

a-delfan, str.v: to dig, delve. (ah-DELL-vahn)

on-hyrian, wk.v: to imitate, emulate. (on-HUR-ee-ahn)

This week’s Wordhord Wednesday post is a reading from Beowulf: curve-prowed ships and foamy-necked floaters. Listen on Patreon.

a-cēosan, str.v: to choose, select. (ah-CHAY-oh-zahn)