nergend, m.n: saviour, preserver. (NER-yend / ˈnɛr-jɛnd)
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geond-lēohtend
geond-lēohtend, m.n: one who illuminates throughout or entirely; a hapax that mistakenly renders Latin perlustrator (one who examines entirely, surveyor) as if ‘illuminator of all’. (YEH-ond-LAY-o-h’tend / ˈjɛɔnd-ˌleːɔx-tɛnd)
andettere
andettere, m.n: a confessor. (AN-det-teh-ruh / ˈan-dɛt-tɛ-rə)
lēod-hata
lēod-hata, m.n: tyrant (people-hater). (LAY-od-HA-ta / ˈleːɔd-ˌha-ta)
stǣr-leornere
stǣr-leornere, m.n: one who learns history, a historical scholar. (STAER-LEH-or-neh-ruh / ˈstæːr-ˌlɛɔr-nɛ-rə)
nīhsta
nīhsta, m.n: neighbour. (NEE’H-sta / ˈniːx-sta)
lār-hlystend
lār-hlystend, m.n: candidate for baptism, catechumen, one receiving (or having received) religious instruction (before baptism); lit. ‘lore-listener’. (LAHR-HLUE-stend / ˈlaːr-ˌhly-stɛnd)
hyse-cild
hyse-cild, n.n: a male child. (HUE-zuh-CHILLD / ˈhy-zə-ˌtʃɪld)
hālig-waras
hālig-waras, pl.m.n: holy people, saints. (HA-lih-WA-rahs / ˈhaː-lɪj-ˌwa-ras)
self-ǣta
self-ǣta, m.n: ‘self-eater’, an eater of those belonging to its own species, (applied to humans) a cannibal, anthropophagus. (SELF-AT-ah / ˈsɛlf-ˌæː-ta)
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