winter-dūn

winter-dūn, f.n: a down or hill on which there is pasturage for sheep during the winter. (WIN-ter-DOON / ˈwɪn-tɛr-ˌduːn)

hālig-dōm

hālig-dōm, m.n: holiness, sanctity; holy things, relics, holy work, a sacrament; a holy place, sanctuary. (HA-lih-DOAM / ˈhaː-lɪj-ˌdoːm)

byht, m.n: a bending, corner, dwelling, an abode, bay, bight. (BUE’HT / ˈbyxt)

tūn, m.n: enclosure, yard, court; estate, farm; village, town. (TOON / ˈtuːn)

swīn-haga, m.n: an enclosure for swine. (SWEEN-HA-ga / ˈswiːn-ˌha-ga)

hrægel-hūs, n.n: a vestry (lit. garment-house). (HRAE-yull-HOOS / ˈhræ-jəl-ˌhuːs)

pearroc, m.n: an enclosure. (PEH-ah-rock / ˈpɛa-rɔk)

burg-sæl, n.n: a castle-hall, city-dwelling. (BUR’GH-SAEL / ˈbʌrx-ˌsæl)

stōc, n.n: place (?); a word occurring mostly in place names, either alone or in compounds. (STOAK / ˈstoːk)

wang-stede, m.n: a place in open country, a place. (WAHNG-STEH-duh / ˈwaŋ-ˌstɛ-də)