drohtoþ

drohtoþ, m.n: a way of life, condition; a monastic way of life; a plight; a society, community, a shared existence. (DRO’H-toth / ˈdɹɔh-tɔθ)

ærce-diācon

ærce-diācon, m.n: an archdeacon. (AER-chuh-DIH-ah-kon / ˈæɹ-tʃə-ˌdɪ-aː-kɔn)

ælmes-lēoht, n.n: taper bought for charity (‘alms-light’). (AL-mez-LAY-o’ht / ˈæl-mɛz-ˌleːɔht)

ǣ-festnes, f.n: religion, devotion. (AE-VEST-ness / ˈæː-ˌvɛst-nɛs)

feorh-gifa, m.n: life-giver, God. (FEH-or’h-YIH-va / ˈfɛɔɹh-ˌjɪ-va)

fant-wæter, n.n: baptismal water. (FONT-WAE-ter / ˈfant-ˌwæ-tɛɹ)

blōtere, m.n: one who sacrifices. (BLO-teh-ruh / ˈbloː-tɛ-ɹə)

þwēan, str.v: to wash; to anoint. (THWAY-on)

ēaster-ge-wuna, m.n: Easter custom, rite, or ritual. (AY-ah-stair-yeh-WUN-ah)

hlāf-gang, m.n: the procession with the host. (HLAV-gahng)