efen-etan, str.v: to eat as much as anyone. [EH-ven-EH-tahn]
Les Grandes Heures du Duc de Berry. France (Paris), 1409. Bibliothèque nationale de France, ms. lat. 919. [bnf.fr] via [timkanebooks.com]
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irþ-land
irþ-land, n.n: arable land. [IRTH-LOND]
This week’s Wordhord Wednesday post is on Tubalcain, master of smith-craft. Read it on Patreon.
Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry, by the Limbourg brothers. France, 1412-1416. Chantilly (France), Musée Condé, MS 65. R.M.N. / R.-G. Ojéda, Public Domain [commons.wikimedia.org]
wlite-beorht
wlite-beorht, adj: of splendid beauty, beautiful. [WLIT-eh-BEH-orht]
wundor-līc
wundor-līc, adj: wondrous, exciting admiration or surprise. (WUN-dor-leech / ˈwʌn-dɔr-liːtʃ)
drēam-hæbbende
drēam-hæbbende, v/adj: possessing bliss, joyful. (DRAY-ahm-HAB-ben-duh / ˈdɹeːam-ˌhæ-bɛn-də)
morgen-drenc
morgen-drenc, m.n: ‘morning-drink’, some sort of healing drink or potion. (MOR-gen-DRENCH / ˈmɔr-gɛn-ˌdrɛntʃ)
ǣfen-scēop
ǣfen-scēop, m.n: an evening bard. [Æ-ven-SHAY-op]
druncen-læt
druncen-læt, adj: slow. [DRUNK-en-LÆT]
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wolcen-gehnāst
wolcen-gehnāst, n.n: collision of clouds. (WOL-kun-yeh-H’NAST / ˈwɔl-kən-jɛ-ˌhnaːst)
lēafnes-word
lēafnes-word, n.n: a password. [LÆ-ahv-ness-WORD]
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