tūnes-mann, m.n: a man living on a manor. [TOO-nez-MAHN]

hlēow-mǣg, m.n: a near relation, one who is bound to offer shelter or help. [HLAY-ow-mæγ]

efen-esne, m.n: a fellow servant. [EH-ven-EZ-neh]

plegere, m.n: a player, athlete, wrestler. [PLAY-yeh-reh]

The letter E with a knight on horseback with a lance, about 1290-1310. The J. Paul Getty Museum, Ms. Ludwig XIV 6, fol. 229. [blogs.getty.edu]

wine-mǣg, m.n: a loving kinsman. [WIN-eh-MÆγ]

frowe, f.n: a lady. [FRO-weh]

Several of you asked if sele and “cellar” were related, so I made it the subject of this week’s Wordhord Wednesday post. Read it on Patreon.

gum-þegn, m.n: a man. [GUM-THAYN]

hī-gedryht, f.n: a band of household retainers. [HEE-yeh-DRIHT]

This week’s Wordhord Wednesday post is on swān-steorra, the evening star, and its peculiar name. Read it on Patreon.