domne, m.n: lord or lady, referring to a person of high status. (DOM-nuh / ˈdɔm-nə)
Category Archives: people
lār-wita
lār-wita, m.n: learned man. (LAHR-WIT-ah / ˈlaːr-ˌwɪ-ta)
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lēod-cyning
lēod-cyning, m.n: king of a people. (LAY-odd-KUE-ning / ˈleːɔd-ˌky-nɪŋ)
rǣde-cempa
rǣde-cempa, m.n: a mounted soldier. (RAD-uh-KEM-pa / ˈræː-də-ˌkɛm-pa)
feormere
feormere, m.n: one who supplies with food, purveyor. (FEH-or-meh-ruh / ˈfɛɔr-mɛ-rə)
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simbel-gefēra
simbel-gefēra, m.n: one who continually goes with another, a constant companion. (SIM-bell-yeh-VAY-ra / ˈsɪm-bɛl-jɛ-ˌveː-ra)
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iū-wine
iū-wine, m.n: a friend of old or former times. (IH-yew-WIN-uh / ˈɪuː-ˌwɪ-nə)
lār-smiþ
lār-smiþ, m.n: wise person, counsellor (‘lore-smith’). (LAHR-SMITH / ˈlaːr-ˌsmɪθ)
æcer-mann
æcer-mann, m.n: farmer. (ACK-er-MAHN / ˈæ-kɛr-ˌman)
wiþer-cora
wiþer-cora, m.n: an adversary, opponent, rebel; a reprobate person. (WITH-er-KOR-ah / ˈwɪ-θɛr-ˌkɔ-ra)
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