hālig-portic

hālig-portic, n.n: a sanctuary. (HA-lih-POR-tick / ˈhaː-lɪj-ˌpɔr-tɪk)

weald

weald, m.n: high land covered with woods, forest. (WEH-ald / ˈwɛald)

cwic-sūsl, f/n.n: living torment, eternal punishment; hell. (KWITCH-soo-zull / ˈkwɪtʃ-ˌsuː-zəl)

hlǣw, m.n: barrow, burial mound; low rounded hill. (H’LAEW / ˈhlæːw)

Hātabaðan, n: Bath (place name). (HA-ta-BA-thon / ˈhaː-ta-ˌba-θan)

The city of Bath used to be called Hot Baths.

sand-land, n.n: the sea-shore. (SAWND-LAWND / ˈsand-ˌland)

west-ende, m.n: the west end, western extremity of anything. (WEST-EN-duh / ˈwɛst-ˌɛn-də)

metod-wang, m.n: the plain where the decrees of fate are executed, a battlefield. (MEH-tod-WONG / ˈmɛ-tɔd-ˌwaŋ)

lǣs, f.n: pasture. (LASS / ˈlæːs)

lēad-gedelf, n.n: lead mine or quarry. (LAY-odd-yeh-DELF / ˈleːad-jɛ-ˌdɛlf)