wǣðe-burne

wǣðe-burne, f.n: a fishing stream. (WAE-thuh-BUR-nuh / ˈwæː-θə-ˌbʌr-nə)

ȳþ-lāf

ȳþ-lāf, f.n: the shore left bare by the waves. (UETH-LAHF / ˈyːθ-ˌlaːf)

ranc-strǣt, f.n: ‘proud-road’, ‘bold-road’ (definition uncertain). (RAHNK-STRAT / ˈrank-ˌstræːt)

Wætlinga-ceaster, f.n: St Albans. (WAET-ling-ga-CHEH-ah-ster / ˈwæt-lɪŋ-ga-ˌtʃɛa-ster)

cot-līf, n.n: a village. (COT-LEEF / ˈkɔt-ˌliːf)

Mame-ceaster, f.n: Manchester. (MA-meh-CHEH-ah-ster / ˈma-mɛ-ˌtʃɛa-stɛr)

seonoþ-stōw, f.n: a place for a synod or meeting, a place of assembly. (SEH-oh-noth-STOW / ˈsɛɔ-nɔθ-ˌstoːw)

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fen, n.n: a fen, marsh, mud, dirt. (FEN / ˈfɛn)

ding, f.n: a dungeon, prison. (DING / ˈdɪŋ)

costnung-stōw, f.n: a place of temptation. (KOST-nung-STOH / ˈkɔst-nʌŋ-ˌstoːw)

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