medu-heall

medu-heall, f.n: mead-hall. (MEH-duh-HEH-all / ˈmɛ-dʌ-ˌhɛal)

hran-rād

hran-rād, f.n: ‘whale-road’, the sea. (H’RAHN-RAHD / ˈhɹan-ˌɹaːd)

hȳð, f.n: a hithe, or place that receives a ship on its landing; a low shore, fit to be a landing place for boats; a port, haven. (HUETH / ˈhyːθ)

Hithe occurs in the names of seaports, and also landing-places on rivers, far from the coast.

lagu-strǣt, f.n: a water-street, the sea. (LA-guh-STRAT / ˈla-gʌ-ˌstɹæːt).

holm, m.n: ocean, sea, water. (HOLM / ˈhɔlm)

hwǣr-hwega, adv: somewhere. (HWAER-HWEH-ga / ˈhwæːɹ-ˌhwɛ-ga)

dēaþ-sele, m.n: hall of death. (DAY-ath-SEH-luh / ˈdeːaθ-ˌsɛ-lə)

mǣre, n.n: a boundary, limit, confine, border. (MAE-ruh / ˈmæː-ɹə)

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

byrgen, f.n: a burying, grave, sepulchre, tomb. (BUR-yen / ˈbɝɹ-jɛn)