dybbian, wk.v: to pay attention to. [DUB-be-ahn]

hēafod-gylt, f.n: a capital crime, a deadly sin. [HAY-ah-vod-YULT]

hwem, m.n: a corner, angle. [HWEM]

of-hæccan, wk.v: to hack off. [ov-HACK-kan]

glitenung, f.n: a flash, gleam. [GLI-teh-nung]

cyrten, adj: beautiful, elegant; comely in person; fair. [KUR-ten]

tōr-begete, adj: hard to get. [TOR-BEH-yeh-teh]

cēas-lunger, adj: quick to quarrel, contentious. [CHAY-ahs-lun-yer]

dwǣs, adj: dull, foolish, stupid. [DWASS]

cōf-scipe, m.n: quickness. [KOV-ship-eh]