cyte, f.n: cot, cottage, bedchamber, cell. (KUE-tuh / ˈky-tə)
cyte
Category Archives: places
solor
solor, m.n: upper chamber; sunny room, solarium. (SOLL-or / ˈsɔ-lɔr)
wudu-bearu
wudu-bearu, m.n: grove of trees. (WUH-duh-BEH-ah-ruh / ˈwʌ-dʌ-ˌbɛa-rʌ)
wil-wang
wil-wang, m.n: delightful plain, pleasant land. (WILL-WAHNG / ˈwɪl-ˌwaŋ)
fæsten
fæsten, n.n: fastness; place by its nature fortified against incursion. (FAST-en / ˈfæs-tɛn)
hlāf-hūs
hlāf-hūs, n.n: ‘house of bread’, rendering the scriptural place-name Bethlehem. (HLAHV-HOOS / ˈhlaːv-ˌhuːs)
beorg-seðel
beorg-seðel, n.n: mountain-dwelling. (BEH-org-SETH-ell / ˈbɛɔrg-ˌsɛ-θɛl)
wang
wang, m.n: field, plain. (WAHNG / ˈwaŋ)
scrīn
scrīn, n.n: a chest, coffer, casket, box in which precious things are kept; a receptacle for the relics of a saint, a shrine; a cage in which a criminal is confined. (SHREEN / ˈʃriːn)
fenn
fenn, n.n: fen, marsh. (FEN / ˈfɛn)
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