lud-geat

lud-geat, n.n: back- or side-gate / entrance, postern. (LUD-YEH-aht / ˈlʌd-ˌjɛat)

wel-hwǣr

wel-hwǣr, adv: everywhere, generally, commonly. (WEL-HWAER / ˈwɛl-ˌhwæːɹ)

heorþ, m.n: hearth, fireplace; (by metonymy) home, household. (HEH-orth / ˈhɛɔɹθ)

heolstor, m/n.n: darkness, obscurity (also fig.); place of concealment, hiding-place, hidden recess. (HEH-ol-stor / ˈhɛɔl-stɔr)

ge-hūsscype, m.n: a house, household, family. (yeh-HOOS-SHUH-peh / jɛ-ˈhuːs-ˌʃɝ-pɛ)

sand-geweorp, n.n: a sand-bank, quicksand. (SOND-yeh-WEH-orp / ˈsand-jɛ-ˌwɛɔɹp)

nirwþ, f.n: confinement, a prison. (NIRWTH / ˈnɪɹwθ)

port-strǣt, f.n: town road, public way. (PORT-STRAT / ˈpɔɹt-ˌstɹæːt)

in-gang, m.n: entrance, entry. (IN-GAHNG / ˈɪn-ˌgaŋ)

sǣ-land, n.n: a maritime district. (SAE-LAHND / ˈsæː-ˌland)