stēnan

stēnan, wk.v: to groan; possibly, to cause to sound. (STAY-nahn / ˈsteː-nan)

wōþ-cræft

wōþ-cræft, m.n: ‘song-craft’, the art of poetry or song. (WOATH-KRAFT / ˈwoːθ-ˌkræft)

rȳung, f.n: roaring, groaning, grunting. (RUE-ung / ˈryː-ʌŋ)

rēotan, str.v: to make a noise in grief, to lament, wail; to weep, shed tears. (RAY-oh-tahn / ˈɹeːɔ-tan)

mirigþ, f.n: mirth, pleasure, joy, delight, sweetness (of sound). (MIH-rith / ˈmɪ-ɹɪθ)

rȳan, wk.v: to roar, rage. (RUH-yahn / ˈɹɝː-jan)

word-hlēoþor, m.n: the sound of speaking, voice. (WORD-HLAY-oh-thor / ˈwɔɹd-ˌhleːɔ-θɔɹ)

ceahhetung, f.n: a loud and cackling laughter. (CHEH-ah-HEH-tung / ˈtʃɛah-ˌhɛ-tʌŋ)

dægrēd-sang, m.n: morning song. (DAIE-raid-SAHNG / ˈdæj-ɹeːd-ˌsaŋ)

fyrd-lēoþ, n.n: battle-song. (FUERD-LAY-oth / ˈfyrd-ˌleːɔθ)