hord-weorþung, f.n: honouring a person by bestowing treasure; treasure given to honour a person. [HORD-WAY-orth-ung]

mǣgsib-līc, adj: of kin, related. [MÆγ-sib-leech]

un-sceamig, adj: not to be confounded, unabashed. [un-SHÆ-ah-meeγ]

grāpigendlīc, adj: tangible. (GRAH-pih-yend-leech / ˈgraː-pɪ-jɛnd-liːtʃ)

ymb-spenning, f.n: allurement, enticement. (UMB-SPEN-ning / ˈɝmb-ˌspɛn-nɪŋ)

of-tredan, str.v: to tread down, trample upon, injure or destroy by treading. (off-TREH-dahn / ɔf-ˈtrɛ-dan)

chor, m.n: a dance, chorus, choir. (K’HOR / ˈkhɔr)

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fōre-stæppung, f.n: a stepping before, preventing, anticipation. (FOH-ruh-STAP-pung / ˈfoː-rə-ˌstæp-pʌŋ)

wæter-stoppa, m.n: a bucket. (WAT-er-STOP-pa / ˈwæ-tɛr-ˌstɔp-pa)

efen-dȳre, adj: equally dear. (EH-ven-DUE-ruh / ˈɛ-vɛn-ˌdyː-rə)