hring

hring, m.n: ring, circlet. (H’RING / ˈhrɪŋ)

scōh-þwang

scōh-þwang, m.n: the thong or latchet of a shoe. (SHO’H-THWONG / ˈʃoːx-ˌθwaŋ)

hrēoþa, m.n: animal skin, usually sheepskin or goatskin, usually used as a cloak or mantle. (HRAY-oh-tha / ˈhreːɔ-θa)

hama, m.n: covering. (HA-ma / ˈha-ma)

This week’s Wordhord Wednesday post is on placentas and plumage, bodies and skins. It’s the 350th post so it’s free for all to read on Patreon.

binde, f.n: headband, fillet. (BIN-duh / ˈbɪn-də)

cyrtel, m.n: garment, tunic, coat, gown. (KUER-tell / ˈkyr-tɛl)

hālig-rift, f.n: a holy garment, veil. (HA-lih-RIFT / ˈhaː-lɪj-ˌrɪft)

feax-prēon, m.n: hair pin. (FEH-ahks-PRAY-on / ˈfɛaks-ˌpreːɔn)

lim-nacod, adj: with uncovered limbs, naked. (LIM-NAH-kodd / ˈlɪm-ˌna-kɔd)

gūþ-getawa, f.n (plural): battle-gear, equipment for war, armour. (GOOTH-yeh-TA-wa / ˈguːθ-jɛ-ˌta-wa)