bēag-gyfa, m.n: giver of treasure, lord. (BAY-ahg-YUE-va / ˈbeːag-ˌjy-va)
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cifes
cifes, f.n: concubine, with reference both to the formal legal status of concubinage and to unlawful sexual relationships (the distinction is difficult to make with certainty in some cases). (CHIV-ess / ˈtʃɪ-vɛs)
mōtere
mōtere, m.n: one who addresses a meeting. (MO-teh-ruh / ˈmoː-tɛ-rə)
ambiht
ambiht, m/n.n: servant, attendant, one who serves; officer; disciple; service, ministry. (AHM-bi’ht / ˈam-bɪxt)
cyne-hlāford
cyne-hlāford, m.n: royal lord, lord and king. (KUE-nuh-H’LAW-vord / ˈky-nə-ˌhlaː-vɔrd)
tācor
tācor, m.n: a husband’s brother, brother-in-law. (TAH-kor / ˈtaː-kɔr)
swān-gerēfa
swān-gerēfa, m.n: an officer whose manages forests for the pasturing of swine and the use of wood. (SWAHN-yeh-RAY-vah / ˈswaːn-jɛ-ˌreː-va)
afȳrida
afȳrida, m.n: a eunuch; a castrated animal; a castrated servant or courtier. (ah-FUE-rid-ah / a-ˈfyː-rɪ-da)
fulwiht-fæder
fulwiht-fæder, m.n: a baptizer (lit. ‘baptism-father’). (FULL-wi’ht-FADD-er / ˈfʌl-wɪxt-ˌfæ-dɛr)
niþer-stīgend
niþer-stīgend, m.n: one who descends. (NITH-er-STEE-yend / ˈnɪ-θɛr-ˌstiː-jɛnd)
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