fēondulf

fēondulf, m.n: a fiend, enemy, rascal, scoundrel. (FAY-ond-ulf / ˈfeːɔn-dʌlf)

wēngeard-wealh

wēngeard-wealh, m.n: a labourer in a vineyard. (WAIN-yeh-ard-WEH-alh)

wīn-byrele, m.n: a vintner, wine merchant. (WEEN-BUH-rell-eh)

weorold-lǣce, m.n: a physician for the body. (WEH-or-old-LATCH-eh)

Lindesfarnealanding, m.n: a native of the isle of Lindisfarne. (LIN-dez-VAR-neh-ah-LAHND-ing / ˈlɪn-dɛz-ˌvaɹ-nɛa-ˌlan-dɪŋ)

folc-cwēn, f.n: queen of a people. (FOLK-KWAIN)

wil-gifa, m.n: a giver of what is desirable, a giver of good. (WILL-YIH-va)

ge-gada, m.n: a fellow-traveller, a companion, associate. (yeh-GA-da)

brȳd, f.n: a bride, a woman about to be married or newly married, a wife, spouse, woman. (BRUD)

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slecg-wyrhta, m.n: one who works with a hammer, a worker in metals. (SLEDG-WUR-h’ta)