gāte meoluc

gāte meoluc, n: goat’s milk. (GAH-tuh-MEH-o-luck / ˈgaː-tə ˈmɛɔ-lʌk)

mearh

mearh, n.n: marrow. (MEH-ar’h / ˈmɛarx)

ēowo-meoluc, f.n: ewe’s milk. (AY-o-wo-MEH-o-luk / ˈeːɔ-wɔ-ˌmɛɔ-lʌk)

pere, f.n: pear. (PEH-ruh / ˈpɛ-rə)

ealu-gafol, n.n: ale paid as tax or tribute. (EH-al-luh-GA-voll / ˈɛa-lʌ-ˌga-vɔl)

snǣding-scēap, n.n: a sheep to be killed for eating. (SNADD-ing-SHAY-op / ˈsnæː-dɪŋ-ˌʃeːap)

undern-swǣsendu, n.n: breakfast. (UN-dern-SWAZZ-en-duh / ˈʌn-dɛrn-ˌswæː-zɛn-dʌ)

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fisc-hūs, n.n: ‘fish-house’, place or building for storing and perhaps selling fish. (FISH-HOOS / ˈfɪʃ-ˌhuːs)

gafol-bere, m.n: barley paid as tax or tribute. (GA-voll-BEH-ruh / ˈga-vɔl-ˌbɛ-rə)

beorma, m.n: barm, leaven, yeast, froth. (BEH-or-ma / ˈbɛɔr-ma)