hæleþ

hæleþ, m.n: man (referring to specific people accorded approbation); man (more generally), member of the human race. (HAL-eth / ˈhæ-lɛθ)

cennestre

cennestre, f.n: mother. (KEN-ness-truh / ˈkɛn-nɛs-trə)

disc-berend, m.n: dish-bearer, seneschal, steward. (DISH-BEH-rend / ˈdɪʃ-ˌbɛ-rɛnd)

hālig-wæcca, m.n: one who observes vigils. (HA-lih-WACK-ah / ˈhaː-lɪj-ˌwæk-ah)

wan-hoga, m.n: one who is wanting in understanding, a foolish, imprudent person. (WAHN-HOG-ah / ˈwan-ˌhɔ-ga)

mǣden, n.n: virgin, maiden. (MADD-en / ˈmæː-dɛn)

slæpere, m.n: a sleeper. (SLAP-eh-ruh / ˈslæ-pɛ-rə)

ealde-mōder, f.n: grandmother. (EH-al-duh-MO-der / ˈɛal-də-ˌmoː-dɛr)

mægden-cild, n.n: a female child. (MAEY-den-CHILLD / ˈmæj-dɛn-ˌtʃɪld)

wer, m.n: man, male. (WEHR / ˈwɛr)

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