hearg-træf, n.n: a heathen temple. (HAY-arg-TRAFF)
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Category Archives: religion
hyht-gyfa
hyht-gyfa, m.n: hope-giver, joy-giver (epithet for Christ). (HIH-h’t-YIV-ah)
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Merry Christmas! Blīþe Crīstes-mæsse!
ealdor-apostol
ealdor-apostol, m.n: chief or prince of the apostles (traditional epithet for St Peter). (AY-ALL-dor-AH-poss-toll)
hālgung
hālgung, f.n: hallowing, consecration, sanctification. (HALL-gung)
regol-līf
regol-līf, m.n: a life according to ecclesiastical rules. (REH-gol-LEEF)
hearh
hearh, f.n: a temple, an idol. (HEH-ar’h)
sōþ-fæder
sōþ-fæder, m.n: the father of truth or justice, God. (SOATH-FAD-er)
smēaþ
smēaþ, f.n: meditation. (SMAY-ath)
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mæsse-prēost
mæsse-prēost, m.n: a priest not of the Christian church; a priest of the Christian church who had attained the last of the seven appointed orders and could celebrate the mass. His orders were the same as a bishop’s, but only a bishop could ordain priests, confirm children, and consecrate churches. (MASS-seh-PRAY-ost)
godcund
godcund, adj: of the nature of God, divine, religious, sacred. (GOD-kund)
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