ge-bēd-stōw, f.n: a prayer place, place where prayers have been offered, an oratory. (yeh-BAID-STOH / jɛ-ˈbeːd-ˌstoːw)
Category Archives: places
hīw-rǣden
hīw-rǣden, f.n: a family, household, house, a religious house. (HEEW-RAD-en / ˈhiːw-ˌɹæː-dɛn)
wafung-stōw
wafung-stōw, f.n: a place for spectacles, a theatre, an amphitheatre; literally, ‘amazement-place’ or ‘wonder-place’. (WAH-vung-STOH / ˈwa-vʌŋ-ˌstoːw)
sǣ
sǣ, m.n: the sea. (SAE / ˈsæː)
wiht-ware
wiht-ware, m.n: the people of the Isle of Wight. (WI’HT-WA-ruh / ˈwɪht-ˌwa-ɹə)
mere
mere, m.n: the sea; a mere, lake; an artificial pool, cistern. (MEH-ruh / ˈmɛ-rə)
snytro-hūs
snytro-hūs, n.n: house of wisdom. (SNUE-troh-HOOS / ˈsny-trɔ-ˌhuːs)
sumer-selde
sumer-selde, f.n: a summer-house. (SUM-er-SELL-duh / ˈsʌ-mɛɹ-ˌsɛl-də)
hell-træf
hell-træf, m.n: a hellish, infernal building. (HELL-TRAFF / ˈhɛl-ˌtɹæf)
ēa-land
ēa-land, n.n: island. (AY-ah-LOND / ˈeːa-ˌland)
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