wel-dōnness, f.n: kindness, benignity. (WELL-DOAN-ness / ˈwɛl-ˌdoːn-nɛs)
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hærfest-wǣta
hærfest-wǣta, m.n: autumnal wet. (HAR-vest-WAT-ah / ˈhær-vɛst-ˌwæː-ta)
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under-crammian
under-crammian, wk.v: to stuff full below, to cram under. (UN-der-KRAM-mi-ahn / ˌʌn-dɛɹ-ˈkɹam-mɪ-an)
prūt-swangor
prūt-swangor, adj: indolent/inactive/lazy because of pride (?). (PROOT-SWAHNG-gor / ˈpruːt-ˌswaŋ-gɔr)
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mōd-blind
mōd-blind, adj: having the mind’s eye darkened, undiscerning. (MOAD-BLIND / ˈmoːd-ˌblɪnd)
sib
sib, f.n: relationship; friendliness, kindness, the opposite of hostility; peace, the opposite of war; peace of mind, freedom from agitation, fear, etc. (SIB / ˈsɪb)
hlagol
hlagol, adj: apt to laugh. (H’LAH-goll / ˈhla-gɔl)
bōc-hord
bōc-hord, n/m.n: library, repository for books. (BOAK-HORD / ˈboːk-ˌhɔrd)
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fēðe-mund
fēðe-mund, f.n: a ‘foot-hand’, the fore-feet of a four-legged animal. (FAY-theh-MUND / ˈfeː-θɛ-ˌmʌnd)
ācweorna
ācweorna, m.n: squirrel (contains the word āc ‘oak’). (AH-KWEH-or-na / ˈaː-ˌkwɛɔɹ-na)
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