þeahtere, m.n: counsellor. (THEH-ah-h’teh-ruh / ˈθɛax-tɛ-rə)
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Category Archives: people
þēow
þēow, m.n: servant; enslaved person. (THAY-oh / ˈθeːɔw)
fyrd-rinc
fyrd-rinc, m.n: warrior, soldier. (FUERD-RINK / ˈfyrd-ˌrɪnk)
land-mann
land-mann, m.n: native or inhabitant of a particular country, local person. (LOND-MAHN / ˈland-ˌman)
ān-genga
ān-genga, m.n: solitary walker, lone wanderer. (AHN-GENG-ga / ˈaːn-ˌgɛŋ-ga)
gyst
gyst, m.n: guest, visitor, stranger. (YUEST / ˈjyst)
mann-dryhten
mann-dryhten, m.n: a lord of men, liege lord. (MAHN-DRUE-h’ten / ˈman-ˌdryx-tɛn)
hago-steald
hago-steald, m.n: one living in the lord’s house, not having their own household, an unmarried person, a young person, young warrior. (HA-go-STEH-ald / ˈha-gɔ-ˌstɛald)
oret-mæcg
oret-mæcg, m.n: a combatant, warrior, champion. (OR-et-MADGE / ˈɔ-rɛt-ˌmædʒ)
weard
weard, f.n: guard, watchman; guardian, protector. (WEH-ard / ˈwɛard)
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