morgen-drenc, m.n: ‘morning-drink’, some sort of healing drink or potion. (MOR-gen-DRENCH / ˈmɔr-gɛn-ˌdrɛntʃ)
Category Archives: food + drink
hwer-hwette
hwer-hwette, f.n: a cucumber. (HWER-HWEH-tuh / ˈhwɛɹ-ˌhwɛ-tə)
Hwerhwettan gesihþ on swefnum untrumnysse getācnaþ – Leechbook III
(If a man sees in dreams a cucumber it betokens illness)
drync-horn
drync-horn, n.n: drinking horn. (DRUNCH-HORN / ˈdrɝntʃ-ˌhɔrn)
calwer
calwer, m.n: substance made from sour milk, possibly a kind of cheese, yogurt, curds, or whey. (KAHL-wur / ˈkal-wəɹ)
cipe
cipe, f.n: an onion. (CHIH-puh / ˈtʃɪ-pə)
cū-wearm
cū-wearm, adj: (of milk) warm from the cow (‘cow-warm’). (KOO-WEH-arm / ˈkuː-ˌwɛarm)
dūn-hunig
dūn-hunig, n.n: mountain honey, or possibly dun-coloured honey. (DOON-HUN-ee / ˈduːn-ˌhʌ-nɪj)
bēan-broþ
bēan-broþ, n.n: bean broth. (BAY-on-BROTH / ˈbeːan-ˌbrɔθ)
drynce-lēan
drynce-lēan, n.n: ‘drink-reward’, perhaps related to Old Norse drekkulaun ‘grant of land by a lord in recompense for a vassal’s hospitality’, or the customary entertainment offered by a lord to his tenants, or the purchase of a drink to mark the closing of a contract. (DRUN-chuh-LAY-ahn / ˈdɹɝn-tʃə-ˌleːan)
be-sūpan
be-sūpan, str.v: to sup up, swallow. (beh-ZOO-pahn / bɛ-ˈzuː-pan)
