wōþ-cræft

wōþ-cræft, m.n: ‘song-craft’, the art of poetry or song. (WOATH-KRAFT / ˈwoːθ-ˌkræft)

bēam

bēam, m.n: tree, cross, column, wood. (BAY-ahm / ˈbeːam)

Today is the feast of the Invention of the True Cross.

þrimilce-mōnaþ, m.n: May (three-milkings-month). (THRI-mill-chuh-MO-nath / ˈθrɪ-mɪl-tʃə-ˌmoː-naθ)

dæg-weorc, n.n: a day’s work. (DAIE-WEH-ork / ˈdæj-ˌwɛɔɹk)

rȳung, f.n: roaring, groaning, grunting. (RUE-ung / ˈryː-ʌŋ)

un-snytro, f.n: folly, ‘un-wisdom’. (UN-SNUH-troh / ˈʌn-ˌsnɝ-tɹɔ)

irþling, m.n: ploughman, farmer. (IRTH-ling / ˈɪɾθ-lɪŋ)

fȳr-wylm, m.n: a fire-boiling, raging flame. (FUHR-WULM / ˈfɝːɹ-ˌwɝlm)

fyrwit, adj: curious, inquisitive. (FUR-wit / ˈfɝɹ-wɪt)

leornung-cræft, m.n: learning, erudition. (LEH-or-nung-KRAFT / ˈlɛɔr-nʌŋ-ˌkræft)