cracettan, wk.v: to croak. (KRA-cheh-tahn / ˈkra-tʃɛ-tan)
Category Archives: sounds + music
ungemet-hleahtor
ungemet-hleahtor, m.n: immoderate laughter. (UN-yeh-met-H’LEH-ah-tor / ˈʌn-jɛ-mɛt-ˌhlɛax-tɔr)
hēaf-sang
hēaf-sang, m.n: an elegy; a dirge or lament. (HAY-ahf-SAHNG / ˈheːaf-ˌsaŋ)
gremetunc
gremetunc, f.n: a raging, roaring, murmuring. (GREH-meh-tunk / ˈgrɛ-mɛ-tʌnk)
efen-hlēoþrung
efen-hlēoþrung, f.n: a singing together, concert. (EH-ven-H’LAY-o-thrung / ˈɛ-vɛn-ˌhleːɔ-θrʌŋ)
swōgan
swōgan, str.v: to make a sound, move with noise, rush, roar (of wind, water, flame); (figuratively) to move with violence, invade. (SWO-gahn / ˈswoː-gan)
swinsian
swinsian, wk.v: to make a pleasing sound, make music. (SWIN-zi-ahn / ˈswɪn-zɪ-an)
swēg-hlēoþor
swēg-hlēoþor, m.n: sound, voice. (SWAY-H’LAY-oh-thor / ˈsweːj-ˌhleːɔ-θɔr)
hās-swēge
hās-swēge, adj: hoarse-sounding. (HAWS-SWAY-yuh / ˈhaːs-ˌsweː-jə)
swēt-swēge
swēt-swēge, adj: of sweet sound, harmonious, melodious. (SWAIT-SWAY-yuh / ˈsweːt-ˌsweː-jə)
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