eorþ-hūs, n.n: earth-house, underground chamber, possibly a cave. (EH-orth-HOOS / ˈɛɔrθ-ˌhuːs)
Category Archives: places
helle-mūþ
helle-mūþ, n: hell-mouth, the entrance to hell. (HELL-uh-MOOTH / ˈhɛl-lə-ˌmuːθ)
dēaþ-wang
dēaþ-wang, m.n: death-plain. (DAY-ath-WAHNG / ˈdeːaθ-ˌwaŋ)
ancor-setl
ancor-setl, n.n: hermitage. (AHN-kor-SEH-tull / ˈan-kɔr-ˌsɛ-təl)
brȳd-būr
brȳd-būr, m.n: marriage chamber, bridal chamber; the Virgin’s womb (referring to Christ’s advent); (mystically) the heavenly marriage, the nuptial union of the bridegroom Christ and his bride (an individual or the Church). (BRUED-BOOR / ˈbryːd-ˌbuːr)
Weogorna-ceaster
Weogorna-ceaster, n: Worcester. (WEH-aw-gor-na-CHEH-ah-ster / ˈwɛɔ-gɔr-na-ˌtʃɛa-stɛr)
biscop-seðel
biscop-seðel, n.n: a bishop’s seat or residence. (BIH-shop-SEH-thell / ˈbɪ-ʃɔp-ˌsɛ-θɛl)
gewin-stōw
gewin-stōw, f.n: a place to contend in, battle-place, wrestling-place. (yeh-WIN-stoh / jɛ-ˈwɪn-stoː)
Engla þēod
Engla þēod, n: country or nation of the English. (ENG-gla-THAY-od / ˈɛŋ-gla-ˌθeːɔd)
cāfer-tūn
cāfer-tūn, m.n: courtyard, hall, enclosure, court, vestibule. (KAH-ver-TOON / ˈkaː-vɛr-ˌtuːn)
