tīr-ēadīg, adj: glory-blessed, glorious. (TEER-AY-ah-dee / ˈtiːɹ-ˌeːa-diːj)

wudu-rēc, m.n: wood smoke, the smoke from burning wood. (WUH-duh-RAITCH / ˈwʌ-dʌ-ˌɹeːtʃ)

mundbyrdness, f.n: protection; protector, patron, advocate; protection of rights granted by charter. (MUND-burd-nuss / ˈmɝnd-bɝɹd-nəs)

ge-fylling, f.n: completion, consummation, end (of something). (yeh-FULL-ling / jɛ-ˈfɝl-lɪŋ)

rīcsian, wk.v: to exercise or have power, to rule, govern, reign; to domineer, dominate, tyrannize, exercise violence. (REECH-si-ahn / ˈɹiːtʃ-sɪ-an)

lēod-hwæt, adj: very brave, courageous. (LAY-odd-HWAET / ˈleːɔd-ˌhwæt)

til-mōdig, adj: noble-minded. (TILL-MO-dee / ˈtɪl-ˌmoː-dɪj)

lām, n.n: clay, mud, mire, earth, loam. (LAHM / ˈlaːm)

ge-līffæstan, wk.v: to make alive, quicken. (yeh-LEE-FAST-ahn / jɛ-ˈliːf-fæ-stan)

mēd, f.n: meed, reward. (MAID / ˈmeːd)