god-forgyfnes, f.n: divine forgiveness. (GOD-for-YUEV-ness / ˈgɔd-fɔr-ˌjyv-nɛs)
Category Archives: religion
ge-lēafhlystend
ge-lēafhlystend, m.n: a catechumen (one who is being instructed in the faith before baptism, literally ‘belief-listener’).
cnēow-gebed
cnēow-gebed, n.n: prayer on bended knees. (K’NAY-oh-yeh-BED / ˈkneːɔ-jɛ-ˌbɛd)
wealdend
wealdend, m.n: ruler, sovereign, lord; Lord, God. (WEH-all-dend / ˈwɛal-dɛnd)
godspell-bodung
godspell-bodung, f.n: gospel-preaching, the period during which the gospel has been preached, the Christian dispensation. (GOD-spell-BODD-ung / ˈgɔd-spɛl-ˌbɔ-dʌŋ)
hālor
hālor, n.n: salvation. (HA-lor / ˈhaː-lɔr)
hālga gāst
hālga gāst, n: Holy Spirit. (HALL-ga GAHST / ˈhaːl-ga ˈgaːst)
lǣwede
lǣwede, adj: lay, i.e. not learned, not of the church; by gradual change of meaning it became modern English ‘lewd’. (LAE-weh-duh / ˈlæː-wɛ-də)
heofon-cund
heofon-cund, adj: heavenly, celestial. (HEH-oh-von-KUND / ˈhɛɔ-vɔn-ˌkʌnd)
frēa
frēa, m.n: lord, master, the Lord. (FRAY-ah / ˈfreːa)
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