god-sibb, m.n: a sponsor, especially at baptism; a godparent. (GOD-SIB / ˈgɔd-ˌsɪb)
Category Archives: religion
crīstel-mǣl
crīstel-mǣl, n.n: mark of Christ, cross. (KREE-stell-MAEL / ˈkɹiː-stɛl-ˌmæːl)
ge-dwol-bisceop
ge-dwol-bisceop, m.n: heretical bishop. (yeh-DWOL-BIH-sheh-op / jɛ-ˈdwɔl-ˌbɪ-ʃɛɔp)
friðo-webba
friðo-webba, m.n: a peace-weaver, an angel. (FRITH-oh-WEB-ba / ˈfɹɪ-θɔ-ˌwɛ-ba)
dēaþ-firen
dēaþ-firen, f.n: mortal sin. (DAY-ath-FIR-en / ˈdeːaθ-ˌfɪ-ɹɛn)
wuldor-geflogena
wuldor-geflogena, m.n: a fugitive from glory, an evil spirit. (WULL-dor-yeh-FLOH-yeh-na / ˈwʌl-dɔɹ-jɛ-ˌflɔ-jɛ-na)
sōþfæstness
sōþfæstness, f.n: truth, faithfulness, good faith, sincerity; truth, righteousness, justice; truth of speech or thought. (SOATH-fast-ness / ˈsoːθ-fæst-nɛs)
tēon-līg
tēon-līg, m.n: hurtful, destructive flame, of the conflagration at the last day. (TAY-on-LEE / ˈteːɔn-ˌliːj)
templ
templ, n.n: a temple. (TEM-pull / ˈtɛm-pəl)
dēofol-sēocnes
dēofol-sēocnes, f.n: ‘devil-sickness’, possession by devils, insanity. (DAY-ov-ol-SAY-ock-ness / ˈdeːɔ-vɔl-ˌseːɔk-nɛs)
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