tealt, adj: unsteady; unstable, not to be relied on, untrustworthy, precarious. (TEH-alt / ˈtɛalt)

be-clypping, f.n: an embrace, a hug. (beh-KLUP-ping / bɛ-ˈklɝ-pɪŋ)

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nēðan, wk.v: to have courage to do, to dare to do, to venture. (NAY-than / ˈneː-θan)

mis-scrence, adj: shrivelled up, distorted. (miss-SHREN-chuh / mɪs-ˈʃɹɛn-tʃə)

hlēow, n.n: a shelter, protection, covering, refuge; often applied to persons. (HLAY-oh / ˈhleːɔ)

swīþ-hwæt, adj: very strong; very bold. (SWEETH-HWAET / ˈswiːθ-ˌhwæt)

slidor, adj: slippery. (SLIH-dor / ˈslɪ-dɔɹ)

sēfte, adj: gentle, mild, not stern; undisturbed, untroubled; easy, comfortable, pleasant. (SAFE-tuh / ˈseːf-tə)

fela-frēcne, adj: very savage. (FEH-la-FRAKE-nuh / ˈfɛ-la-ˌfɹeːk-nə)

hlēotan, str.v: to cast lots, get a share (in something), participate, obtain. (HLAY-oh-tahn / ˈhleːɔ-tan)